Silvi Methalverx (Character Bio)

Character Name: Silvi Methalverx

Gender: Female

Age: 32

Height: 3'4" (Literally a metre high.)

Species: Rabbit

Appearance: Silvi is a short and strong emerald-coloured rabbit with blue eyes and long hair that reaches all the way down to her hips. She wears a small red scarf tied around her neck, a pair of headphones on her head with a green-tinted scanner at her right eye that helps her aim. She also wears a black shirt with a blue fire design, a pair of shorts with a white star on the side and no shoes.

Personality: Most of the time, she's calm, precise and thoughtful. She has to be when on the job or in a gunfight, as a mistake could turn disastrous and/or deadly. She can and often does uphold her pride in a fight, sticking to her guns (quite literally) and never picking a fight she knows she cannot win. She'd rather run and survive than get herself killed over something she considers petty.
She's certainly a bit of a tomboy but that hasn't stopped her from being flirty even if she tries to hide it.

Likes: Weapons of all sorts (especially firearms), technology, metalworks, gun modification, weapon design and creation, jetpacks, machinery, her friends.

Dislikes: Lack of ammunition, waiting, crudely-made weaponry, thieves, criminals, Snipers.

Fears: Losing her job, losing her friends, mice.

Weaknesses: Being disarmed, fire.

Habits: Gushing about all sorts of technology, fiddling with her weapon in certain ways when bored, tying her hair back in combat/at work so it doesn't get burnt.

Weapons:
The Pint-Sized Repeater: Her full-auto machine pistol, customised with a laser sight and modified by Silvi herself to convert normal rounds into armour-piercing rounds at the cost of a slower rate of fire. She can and often will use any other weapons she can find if her main weapon is unavailable.
Guitarna: A weapon she built on a whim, made out of a V-shaped electric guitar and a japanese sword. The guitar itself acts as the sheathe for the sword with the hilt located at the head of the instrument and can still be played normally.