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Misfit · 10-21-2003, 02:01 PM

Name: Ayesha Froud
Nicknames: Coco, Brown Eyes, Little Volcano
Age: 16
Species: Human
Alias: Black Phantom
Race: Japanese Briton
Height: 5, 6
Weight: 115 pounds
Hair: Jet black, straight, waist length
Eyes: Deep brown
DOB: December 25th 1986
Weapons: A throwing star.
Powers: Telekinesis and invisibility
Skills/abilities: Can jump across buildings with a natural ease, and can also leap down from them. It’s not flight, more like super-jumping. Is a blue belt in Karate.
Attitude: Smart, quick thinking, loyal, well mannered, strong willed, brave. Ayesha suffers mood swings and has a hot temper when pushed. Can sometimes be sarcastic and cocky.

Background Information: Ayesha Ching-Froud is the mixed raced daughter of a Japanese woman and an English gentleman. Unknown to her parents, Ayesha was born gifted with telekinesis powers…the girl kept it a secret, however, as she was afraid of someone finding out and turning her into some sort of government authorities. Ayesha was born in Japan to mother Kamoko Ching but was quickly brought to England where her parents made a permanent home for themselves in London’s Soho. While Michael Froud, Ayesha’s father, made a good living as a newspaper reporter, Kamoko opened up a little clothes shop where she sold her own hand-made creations. Ayesha meanwhile took education at a semi-prestigious private school and although her parents wanted her to become a doctor, Ayesha dreamed of being a champion Karate fighter and maybe one day, a teacher of the art. Ayesha had been taking Karate lesson from the age of four and was already a black belt by the age of fourteen. She won trophy after trophy in the junior knockdown tournaments in which she competed. The Ching-Jones family were reasonably wealthy and were very happy, and content with life. Then on the eve of Ayesha’s fourteenth birthday, tragedy struck. For several months Michael had been working on a story involving a nightclub drugs circuit, a ring of dealers who were targeting the same London clubs. Michael was very close to uncovering the man in charge of the operation, a revelation that could put the guilty party away for several years and crumble the empire. Froud got a warning, which involved him being seriously beaten one night as he was leaving the office. It didn’t stop the determined reporter, and Froud went ahead and revealed all in his newspaper. The report led to the arrest of the gang leader and the crumbling of the empire as predicted. Yet the gang leader, a vicious psychopath named Robert Patali, was broken out and he and his gang extracted their revenge by burning Kamoko’s store to the ground while Kamoko was trapped inside. The fire killed Kamoko, Michael and Ayesha were devastated. Michael couldn’t go on without his wife and committed suicide two months later by hanging himself in the family home. Ayesha found his body, and the ordeal of losing both parents almost broke her. To seek safety and solace, Ayesha fled England to go and live with her only other living relative (that she knew of at the time); her explorer uncle James Froud who had, due to health reasons, put his wild adventures on hold and had settled down in New York. Ayesha moved into her Uncle’s apartment and went school in the city, trying to lead a normal life yet constantly worrying about Patali’s gang finding her. Wanting to put her martial arts skills to use, and somehow believing she was avenging the deaths of her parents, Ayesha became a secret crime fighter, stalking the streets at night and saving anyone she could. It didn’t take long for her uncle to find out what she was upto and in an effort to assit her, James gave his niece a magical cloack that turned it’s wearer invisible whenever the hood was pulled over ones head. The cloak, according to James, had come from an acient egypitan Pharo tomb he and a gang of explorers had raided years ago. Ayesha met the turtles when, one night after rescuing somebody, was set upon by too many thugs she could handle. Greatful to the turtles, Ayesha became their friend and is extremely loyal towards them. Ayesha got a proper desigue/costume and an alias: Black Phantom, and became a full fledged crime fighter, often working along side her new friends.

(Sorry about the length of that bio - hope it wasn't *too* long!)

10-21-2003, 02:01 PM	#40
Misfit Stone Warrior Join Date: May 2003 Location: UK Posts: 508	Name: Ayesha Froud Nicknames: Coco, Brown Eyes, Little Volcano Age: 16 Species: Human Alias: Black Phantom Race: Japanese Briton Height: 5, 6 Weight: 115 pounds Hair: Jet black, straight, waist length Eyes: Deep brown DOB: December 25th 1986 Weapons: A throwing star. Powers: Telekinesis and invisibility Skills/abilities: Can jump across buildings with a natural ease, and can also leap down from them. It’s not flight, more like super-jumping. Is a blue belt in Karate. Attitude: Smart, quick thinking, loyal, well mannered, strong willed, brave. Ayesha suffers mood swings and has a hot temper when pushed. Can sometimes be sarcastic and cocky. Background Information: Ayesha Ching-Froud is the mixed raced daughter of a Japanese woman and an English gentleman. Unknown to her parents, Ayesha was born gifted with telekinesis powers…the girl kept it a secret, however, as she was afraid of someone finding out and turning her into some sort of government authorities. Ayesha was born in Japan to mother Kamoko Ching but was quickly brought to England where her parents made a permanent home for themselves in London’s Soho. While Michael Froud, Ayesha’s father, made a good living as a newspaper reporter, Kamoko opened up a little clothes shop where she sold her own hand-made creations. Ayesha meanwhile took education at a semi-prestigious private school and although her parents wanted her to become a doctor, Ayesha dreamed of being a champion Karate fighter and maybe one day, a teacher of the art. Ayesha had been taking Karate lesson from the age of four and was already a black belt by the age of fourteen. She won trophy after trophy in the junior knockdown tournaments in which she competed. The Ching-Jones family were reasonably wealthy and were very happy, and content with life. Then on the eve of Ayesha’s fourteenth birthday, tragedy struck. For several months Michael had been working on a story involving a nightclub drugs circuit, a ring of dealers who were targeting the same London clubs. Michael was very close to uncovering the man in charge of the operation, a revelation that could put the guilty party away for several years and crumble the empire. Froud got a warning, which involved him being seriously beaten one night as he was leaving the office. It didn’t stop the determined reporter, and Froud went ahead and revealed all in his newspaper. The report led to the arrest of the gang leader and the crumbling of the empire as predicted. Yet the gang leader, a vicious psychopath named Robert Patali, was broken out and he and his gang extracted their revenge by burning Kamoko’s store to the ground while Kamoko was trapped inside. The fire killed Kamoko, Michael and Ayesha were devastated. Michael couldn’t go on without his wife and committed suicide two months later by hanging himself in the family home. Ayesha found his body, and the ordeal of losing both parents almost broke her. To seek safety and solace, Ayesha fled England to go and live with her only other living relative (that she knew of at the time); her explorer uncle James Froud who had, due to health reasons, put his wild adventures on hold and had settled down in New York. Ayesha moved into her Uncle’s apartment and went school in the city, trying to lead a normal life yet constantly worrying about Patali’s gang finding her. Wanting to put her martial arts skills to use, and somehow believing she was avenging the deaths of her parents, Ayesha became a secret crime fighter, stalking the streets at night and saving anyone she could. It didn’t take long for her uncle to find out what she was upto and in an effort to assit her, James gave his niece a magical cloack that turned it’s wearer invisible whenever the hood was pulled over ones head. The cloak, according to James, had come from an acient egypitan Pharo tomb he and a gang of explorers had raided years ago. Ayesha met the turtles when, one night after rescuing somebody, was set upon by too many thugs she could handle. Greatful to the turtles, Ayesha became their friend and is extremely loyal towards them. Ayesha got a proper desigue/costume and an alias: Black Phantom, and became a full fledged crime fighter, often working along side her new friends. (Sorry about the length of that bio - hope it wasn't too long!)