Ann Wint

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Ann Wint is a Chainer and Destroyer and resident of Thunder Bay.<ref name=":0" />

Personality

She is tough and forthright women. She rarely apologizes for her actions.<ref>“I don’t often apologize, as a personal rule.”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.8</ref>

Relationships

She works as an enforcer for the Thunder Bay Council and helps handle matters for The Lord of Thunder Bay.<ref name=":0">“Ann Wint, already introduced.  Destroyer, Chainer, and enforcer for this council.  For matters too petty for our Lord, but too serious for most of our council, I handle them.  I consign by Abyss and I consign by Ruin, and I wield those selfsame realms as tools against the enemies of our city.”- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref> She sees herself as the chief strategist for the Lord of Thunder Bay, despite the Lord herself not agreeing.<ref>“Probably.  But Ann fancies herself the strategist behind the throne and Deb… I would say she imagines herself an essential appendage of the Lord of Thunder Bay, almost a partner.  I don’t think many agree with her in that, our Lord included.”- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.4</ref>

Argued with Nicole Scobie about her forays into abyssal practice and her competence with it.

Avery became frustrated with her after she repeatedly tried to ping her.<ref>- Wild Abandon 18.8</ref>

Her father wrote the book The Void Beneath, Ann herself sees the book as low quality.<ref>“Inner Void Beneath?  It was intense.”

“It was trash,” Ann said.  “My father is not a good writer.  He wrote it because he thought he should, not because he could.”- Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.4</ref>

Ann is married despite the fact she knows that her husband, Jeffery, sleeps with younger women behind her back.<ref>Most of this council laughs at you behind your back, at how hard you fight to be in charge, at how your husband sleeps around with girls young enough to be his daughter.  You’re a joke, Ann.”

“Maybe you’re right about my character.  I know you’re right about what my husband does but in our conversation here you’ve expressed more concern about that than I ever have.  I really don’t care what he does in his free time.  He does a fine job fucking me and taking care of the children.  Let him think he’s getting away with something.”- Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.4</ref> Her husband is innocent and has no idea about the practice. She also has two children,<ref>Family practitioner, sorta? Pretty sure her husband is innocent with no clue. I overheard her saying she’d decide which of her two kids to awaken when the youngest was 10, and she’d keep it from him.- Excerpt from [15.6 Spoilers] Kepping Tabs, Thunder Bay</ref> the oldest of which she plans on awakening, she is around nine years old.<ref>“You’re awakening the older one?” Avery asked, quiet.

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“She’s what, nine?”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.8</ref>

Appearance

Looks like a normal middle age women.<ref>The other looked like any woman who might live around here.  Like she could be a friend of Avery’s mom.  Both were old, around Avery’s parents in age.- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>

Abilities and Art

Her practice uses the Abyss to break down visceral matter and the Ruins to break down Spiritual matter, she can also send people and places plunging down into either realm.<ref>. Her practice uses the Abyss to break down visceral things and Ruins practice to break down the spirit. Sends things & places plunging into those realms?- Excerpt from [15.6 Spoilers] Kepping Tabs, Thunder Bay</ref>

She gains power and influence whenever she casts something down into the Abyss.<ref>“Raising other possibilities, I could cast it down to the Abyss.”

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“Don’t you get corresponding power and influence for what you cast down?” Thea asked.- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.10</ref>

Tools

She owns a collection of old and damaged weapons, she rebound her library in black leather.<ref>Behind the desk was a half-bookshelf, with lots of tomes bound in what looked mostly like black leather.  The ones that weren’t black leather were on the bottom shelf, where they were partially obscured by the surrounding furniture.  Above that half bookshelf was an arrangement of old weapons, sorted so they formed a circle of radiating points.  All were blackened, damaged, tarnished darker with age, or mixed parts that had been polished with parts that had been allowed to degrade.  One of the axes near the top was broken, each separate piece mounted so it was in the approximate place it should be.

Avery paced.  “You go out of your way to re-bind your books in black leather for the aesthetic?”

“Hm?  No.  The practices I do, the assumption is black leather.”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.8</ref>

Chronlogy

She became the acting lord for Thunderbay whilst She Who Drowns in Moonlight was away.<ref>“Even if I’m acting Lord?” Ann asked, leaning over her desk, hands planted on its surface.- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.8</ref>

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