EmReader
| Emily Reeds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Nationality | Yeddite | |
| Organization | Phan Club | |
| Species | Hybrid | |
| Height | 5'1" | |
EmReader (real name Emily Reeds) is the founder of the vrNet domain Phan Club, a fan site dedicated to the PHIA Phorce. She graduated from the University of Oraulan with a degree in Interstellar Social Communications and is thus, very inclined towards writing and storytelling.
EmReader also has six pet cats and two dogs which not only keep her company but also serve as Phan Club moderators. She trained them to sift through the forums and the virtual worlds to ensure users are behaving.
Appearance
Emily is a hybrid with vulpine traits and a plain, slightly stocky appearance. She has short brown hair and heavy freckles on her face. She also wears glasses due to being near-sighted. Her choice of attire tends to be a mish mash of different clothing styles, usually with humorous, if not slightly cheesy slogans or pictures.
Personality
Emily has a rather bubbly personality and is always interested in any kind of gossip or juicy details. With her job dedicated to running the Phan Club, she often endures many sleepless nights. She often finds herself subsisting on coffee, which is likely responsible for her erratic behavior.
Although quite quirky, she feels she owes her life to the PHIA Phorce as they saved her during a Rampant attack in Port Oraulan. Creating the Phan Club is her way of trying to give back to them, hoping that she can find some way to help them even if she isn't an experienced fighter or superpowered individual. They have also inspired her to try to get into shape and improve her physical fitness, being particularly inspired by Eris Duellona's physique - even if it is superhumanly out of reach.
One of EmReader's embarrassing secrets is that she wrote a fan fiction of a self-insert character being intimate with an undisclosed PHIA Phorce member. Naturally, when the actual PHIA Phorce discovered this, they were initially horrified, but were thankfully able to laugh it off. She cannot, however, speak for other Phan Club members who have written even worse material.