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==Geneviève Madeleine de la Mer==
''Assistant Adjutant to the Consul Étranger in Freeport, aka “Jenny” to her friends, “Jenny-Mad” if they’re being cheeky''

'''ASPECTS'''
* '''High Concept.''' Minor Diplomat-Spy in a Foreign Land
* '''Trouble.''' Sworn Duty to the Consul and Prince, Above All Else
* '''Others.''' Master of Magical Theorist — Incompetent Magical Practitioner

'''SKILLS'''
* '''Good (+3).''' Intelligence
* '''Fair (+2).''' Dexterity, Charisma
* '''Average (+1).''' Constitution, Wisdom
* '''Mediocre (+0).''' Strength

'''STUNTS'''
* '''I've Filed a Report on This Magic Before.''' Can use Intelligence to defend against any magical attack.
* '''A New Face for Every New Place.''' Gains a +2 on Charisma-based Overcome rolls when operating in disguise or pretending to be someone else.
* '''The Sword Can Be as Clever as the Pen.''' Gain a +2 on Dexterity to create combat-based Advantages with her fencing saber when facing a single opponent.

'''STRESS'''
* '''Mental.''' [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
* '''Physical.''' [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]

'''CONSEQUENCES'''
* [ 2 ] Mild
* [ 4 ] Moderate
* [ 6 ] Severe

'''Refresh.''' 3

'''Description.''' A foreigner to these lands, Geneviève arrived on a year-long sea voyage from her native principality of Libre-Ville de la Mer as a member of the Foreign Consulate’s staff. The Consulate was sent by her Prince to this mysterious shore to encourage trade with her homeland, to provide assistance to the infrequent Libre-Villese ships that may pass through, and to be the official representative of the Prince to the Sea Lord of Freeport.

…And of course to spy on this foreign land and send reports back to the Prince. Freeport may not seem a place to attract the interest of such a faraway nation, but in the lands of Libre-Ville de la Mer, magic is unknown. Part of the Consulate’s duty is to find out more about this so-called “magic” and discover if such powers can be possessed by the Libre-Villese.

Geneviève was a younger daughter of a noble family who joined this expedition for adventure and to broaden her education and diplomacy skills. (Though her parents would be shocked at the sort of “court graces” they practice in Freeport.) She was only one of three members of the Consulate, and the Vice-Consul returned to their home city on a ship months ago with the first report. Now the Consulate consists of just the Consul and Geneviève. She works as a clerk, spy, researcher, negotiator, occasional bodyguard for the Consul here in Freeport. So far she’s found this place far more interesting than the dull Prince’s court back home and is in no hurry to leave.

When not in disguise, she always wears the tricorn hat that is the custom of her city and carries a fencing sabre (a finesse weapon). Despite learning the local dialect, she still speaks with a Libre-Villese accent which people find charming-to-amusing.

As for why she’d be involved with necromancers and cursed ships, once the Consul hears of a rumor about literal skeletons crewing a ship, he’d exclaim, “Sacré bleu! You must find zat magic ship and file a report for zee Prince!”