Also bandito Oc I made based on the FPE tour letters, robbed her because I liked the way she wrote, I've attached the letter below. I made her for artfight this year, so I'll add a little but more of description in a hot minute
Her job within Dema is more technical than the label, she helps in listing deaths in all regards, from helping write up wills, wakes, obituaries, and sometimes delivering the news directly to families, her word effective in saying the intended message without disregarding the emotion and tact needed. Luckily to those loyal to the bishops to receive new of a loved one passing up to a Glorious Gone status it was often met with celebration, rarely tears.
When she originally pursued this job all she wanted to do was honour the Glorious Gone, wanting to make sure every person who's life was given into the city was loved and remembered by the city, she'd once hoped to be one of those in Glory , believing after Nills's rescue as a kid that somehow deep down he had a bigger plan for her, but as she grew older in these grey walls the bishops seemed to get more and more distant from their internal districts.
For a while Wendt held a petty grudge against these rebels, from within Dema and the sudden emergence of the 'Banditos', all eyes fell upon these people and from the centre of the rotten underbelly, the cracks that had always been there grew tenfold, and though she'd long since begin to doubt the turth within Dema , there was a pride in her district, her people , her once caring Bishop that she clung to in desperation.
Wendt doesn't become a bandito essentially to the last minute, a day or two before Paladin Strait, watching bodies stack up from both sides, watching too many Glorious processed in a short time, is when she finally realised the bishops had given up on them, hellbent on stopping these rebels. It was still a reluctant switch from Wendt, her conversation from Tari eventually swaying her to fight for that care she had for these people and not on memories.
She is more of a Dema leaning oc, in her moral understanding, so struggles to meet the same energy and spark as most of the Banditos.Wendt doesn't think she's better than anyone by any means but she holds a sense of entitlement, she hasn't learnt to drop, she needs a purpose, and when not given one, she'll seek on out. After dealing with death her entire life she has a very, very strong wall built up when it comes to being open and friendship, she comes across as cold and absent, apathetic at most times due to this.
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