Chloe Abendroth

Personality
Chloe can roughly be described as “that quiet creepy kid” that most classes tend to have. She rarely speaks unless it is actually necessary, so much so that some people wonder if she’s actually mute. This quiet attitude only accentuates her usual distant mannerisms. She doesn’t participate in class unless she has to, she eats lunch alone, and she has never been caught conversing with anyone that could be considered a friend. When she does speak, it is short, curt, and to the point in a low voice that could make the bravest of men falter. This makes it hard to get a gauge on Chloe’s actual personality. Many people seem to think she is standoffish and rude, aloof because she thinks she’s better than everyone. In reality, it is quite the opposite. Chloe distances herself from others not because she thinks they are unworthy, but because she believes she doesn’t deserve anyone’s friendship. The German is really just a ball of self-loathing, anger, and hatred, hidden behind a calm and calculating visage. In her mind, she’s protecting others from what she believes herself to be.

Should someone see past this and actually manages to befriend her, they get to see a very rare side of Chloe. To a friend, Chloe isn’t exactly warm, but she is by no means cold. She views it as her responsibility to make sure a friend is safe, secure, and happy, and she is willing to go to great lengths to ensure this. To a friend, Chloe resembles a big, gruff, but ultimately soft-hearted guard dog. She will fight for you, cook for you, and help you in whatever ways she can. Chloe is actually quite empathetic to others feelings and can sense them before sometimes even they can. It’s a shame no one really gets to see this side of Chloe. She has convinced herself that she is alright being viewed as a distant jerk, as a bad guy.

Biography
The average person would know that Chloe is of German decent. Her mother is a German ambassador to Japan, and her father is some kind of Military personnel. She had the good fortune of being in Japan with her mother when the tests for Chitoku Academy took place, and was surprisingly accepted.

Alignment (presumed)
Uncertain.