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This isn't mine, I just thought him up. This excellent piece of art was made by and all faves should go to her.

He's my Warrior hopeful for ~Keyblade-Warriors , I hope I get in. Bit of an edit, I got in.

Name: Gale Reynard

Ability: Justice

Weapon Name: Harsh Justice

Age: Twenty Seven

World: Radiant Garden

Justice (Sometimes called Judgement): Justice is actually a rather tricky power, and using it too much too fast could potentially lead to Gale's death. It is an ability that increases Gale's power based on how much damage he receives in battle, and the effects only last as long as he is wounded. Justice works by increasing Gale's strength, speed and physical toughness in proportion to the amount of wounds that he has. The more he is wounded, the stronger he is and the more wounds he can take. This is so that he can more properly attain justice upon those that injured him. It does nothing to decrease pain or heal wounds, and if a certain part of his body is wounded to the point of not being useable, like say he dislocated his shoulder, he won't be able to use it even though his body over all has become more physically capable. This power only lasts as long as he is wounded, and stops working when he is healed in proportion to the amount that he recovers. This applies inside of a battle situation as well. So it's a power that has to be used carefully or strategically. If he just tries to coast on it he'll die. Unlike most, who get weaker as they get injured, Gale actually gets stronger, but because of the risks involved Gale usually tries to avoid using it if at all possible.

Gale is fairly antisocial. He just doesn't know how to connect or interact with people very well, and typically prefers his own company rather than that of others. Because of this, he's been mistaken for being rude and grumpy on more then one occasion. The fact that he's so serious all the time doesn't help his case. But in truth, he does care about his comrades. His seriousness is usually broken by the times he writes in his journal, in which he's writing either poetry or short stories. There are also a few people whom he is closer with, and his normal stony demeanor softens a bit when interacting with them.

He views the Heartless like rabid animals that need to be put down for a more stable balance in the universe. He views Nobody's with suspicion but also pity, the unfortunate leftovers of the Heartless. He has little patience for the Organization, however, and detests their actions.

Gale has something of an absolutist view of the universe, believing that some things are wrong no matter what the perspective. This is due in large part to the murder of a family member whom he was very close to. He has recently found that he is enjoying the act of combat, falling into a bit of a berserkers rhythm, and sometimes on very rare occasions actually going berserk. This usually happens when he experiences pain far above his tolerance level and his rational mind blacks out. He's speculated that this may be due to either survivors guilt for the family member or that he has always had a joy for combat and merely did not recognize it when he was younger. He's not sure which scenario disturbs him more, and is still trying to rationalize which may actually be the case.

Description
This isn't mine, I just thought him up. This excellent piece of art was made by and all faves should go to her.

He's my Warrior hopeful for ~Keyblade-Warriors , I hope I get in. Bit of an edit, I got in.

Name: Gale Reynard

Ability: Justice

Weapon Name: Harsh Justice

Age: Twenty Seven

World: Radiant Garden

Justice (Sometimes called Judgement): Justice is actually a rather tricky power, and using it too much too fast could potentially lead to Gale's death. It is an ability that increases Gale's power based on how much damage he receives in battle, and the effects only last as long as he is wounded. Justice works by increasing Gale's strength, speed and physical toughness in proportion to the amount of wounds that he has. The more he is wounded, the stronger he is and the more wounds he can take. This is so that he can more properly attain justice upon those that injured him. It does nothing to decrease pain or heal wounds, and if a certain part of his body is wounded to the point of not being useable, like say he dislocated his shoulder, he won't be able to use it even though his body over all has become more physically capable. This power only lasts as long as he is wounded, and stops working when he is healed in proportion to the amount that he recovers. This applies inside of a battle situation as well. So it's a power that has to be used carefully or strategically. If he just tries to coast on it he'll die. Unlike most, who get weaker as they get injured, Gale actually gets stronger, but because of the risks involved Gale usually tries to avoid using it if at all possible.

Gale is fairly antisocial. He just doesn't know how to connect or interact with people very well, and typically prefers his own company rather than that of others. Because of this, he's been mistaken for being rude and grumpy on more then one occasion. The fact that he's so serious all the time doesn't help his case. But in truth, he does care about his comrades. His seriousness is usually broken by the times he writes in his journal, in which he's writing either poetry or short stories. There are also a few people whom he is closer with, and his normal stony demeanor softens a bit when interacting with them.

He views the Heartless like rabid animals that need to be put down for a more stable balance in the universe. He views Nobody's with suspicion but also pity, the unfortunate leftovers of the Heartless. He has little patience for the Organization, however, and detests their actions.

Gale has something of an absolutist view of the universe, believing that some things are wrong no matter what the perspective. This is due in large part to the murder of a family member whom he was very close to. He has recently found that he is enjoying the act of combat, falling into a bit of a berserkers rhythm, and sometimes on very rare occasions actually going berserk. This usually happens when he experiences pain far above his tolerance level and his rational mind blacks out. He's speculated that this may be due to either survivors guilt for the family member or that he has always had a joy for combat and merely did not recognize it when he was younger. He's not sure which scenario disturbs him more, and is still trying to rationalize which may actually be the case.