Name: Abigail Brownlow Chang

Age: 18

Gender: Female

Species: Human

Occupation: Engineer, Labor Union Member, Activist, Suffragette, Minor Poet/Writer, Activist

Personality: Practical, not easy to swindle or deceive, actually looks into stuff and argues versus just submitting, passionate, caring, open minded, honest, open, hates racism and bad stereotypes, hard working

Physique/Abilities:

* She is pretty athletic due to her training with the Impish Vigilant. The combat stuff is described in fighting style.

* She is also a good engineer, having worked for Mr. Fires at apprentice level. She can make a moderate amount of very convenient contraptions.

Weapons:

* Abigail wields two very handy mechanical gauntlets on her hands as weapons. They are called The Gauntlets of the Just Engineer. (or just Just Gaunt for short.) She wields them similarly to Yang from RWBY, and is great at hand to hand combat due to her prowess at the School of Hard Knocks.

Fighting Style

The School of Hard Knocks (SPOILER ALERT)

1. "It is taught on alley corners, by lamp-light. Its methods are brutal and simple: put your enemy on the cobbles by whatever means necessary. "

2. "The streets are your gymnasium. Putting an arm around the girl's shoulders, you tell her about the Impish Vigilant [...] The Vigilant protects suffrage campaigners [...] advocates concealed weapons, steel-toed boots, and a cheerful absence of mercy. [...]" 

With Her Weapons

Like Yang Xiao Long (blonde haired girl in this RWBY video, RWBY does not belong to me but to Monty Oum and Rooster Teeth)..

At stronger or higher levels, or in a way, her combat style also resembles that of the Engineer from Torchlight 2, but less heavy weapons and more heavy force punches from the gauntlets.

Equipment:

Screws, a convertible blowtorch, mask, a small hardware set, wrench, notebook/notepad

Bio:

Abigail belongs to a family of Chinese American engineers known as the Chang family, who reside in 19th century San Francisco. They are renowned among the upper class for their hard work and prowess but are racistly discriminated against by jealous people of the middle, working, and lower classes, sometimes even to the point of violence, both emotional and physical.