Age: Ancient, appears early twenties
Planet of Origin: Heaven
Ethnicity: Angel
Sexual orientation: Asexual
Religion: Accepting and believing of all religions
Appearance: With the exception of her lack of wings, Sofia looks every bit the stereotype for her race before becoming a fairy. She has fair skin with a good complexion, pale golden blonde hair with a soft wave to it, falling to just below her shoulders. This frames a heart shaped face with big, round, bright blue eyes. She’s rather petite, standing only a hair over five feet tall, but with a delicate frame she looks well-proportioned for her size. For now, she has marks where her wings once were and will grow in as she levels.
Personality: Sofia is naive and gullible to a fault. She trusts everyone and fully believes that everyone is a good person who wants the best for everyone else. This has a tendency to get her into trouble being taken advantage of. She doesn't hold a grudge and doesn't learn from those mistakes, instead choosing to believe that those who take advantage are doing so to help someone else. She is very open and unable to conceal her motivations, but can be tight-lipped when it comes to the secrets of others.
Backstory: Sofia was a guardian angel. She was highly successful, protecting her charges from the evils of the world around them. However, as she succeeded and received more charges, not all of whom were good people, occasionally their paths would overlap. Sofia did not always prevent this as best she could, and started to become overwhelmed by the work, and was not present when one charge killed another in a deal gone wrong. Stripped of her duties, but desperate to regain favor among the other angels, she went to earth to help a young child grow into a great person (Sofia hoped the child would become a saint) but in protecting the kid from his life in a run down area of a war torn country, the angel was caught in the crossfire. Angels, unable to die, can be transported to other realms in rare and desperate occasions, and Sofia ended up in Shaman, though she is unaware than the transfer turned her from angel to fairy. She believes she lost her wings because the child was killed and she was blamed, as she was not meant to be there.