Lieutenant Elizabeth Lynwood (Dress Uniform) - Age: 25
A skilled Steamsuit Knight and Officer, one of few with her own personal Steamsuit. Currently stationed at Arondight Military Base, training promising recruits in the art of operating a Steamsuit. Whilst a strict teacher, outside of that context she spends her days filling in paperwork, training with her Steamsuit and tailoring outfits for herself and close friends. As she comes from an aristocratic background one would not expect her down to earth and understanding nature. Abandoning her role as nobility to pursue the military, she strives to prove that decision was worth it. Is a little shy when not playing the role of Officer.
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Lieutenant Elizabeth Lynwood (Steamware) - Age: 25
When Piloting a Steamsuit, extraneous material is not recommended due to the large number of moving parts that such material could get caught in. In addition, to ensure proper locomotion the Steamsuit must be directly connected to it's pilot, hence the use of a skintight Steamware Pilot's Outfit designed to directly interface with the machine. Whilst this garb is revealing and less comfortable than her dress uniform as she is almost always playing the role of officer when wearing it, she doesn't seem to mind. Other Steamware devices can be attached to the outfit making it surprisingly good in combat out of the Steamsuit
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Lieutenant Elizabeth Lynwood (Steamsuit - Justiciar) - Age: 25
Lieutenant Elizabeth Lynwood's Personal Steamsuit, dubbed 'Justiciar' is a 3rd Model Paladin series Suit, designed to reduce vulnerabilities by having twin engines and moving them behind the upper legs of the suit as opposed to the back. The machine features higher mobility than general models due to the twin engines, this pairs well with Elizabeth's Saber and Shortsword fighting style as it allows for quick engagements and hit and run tactics. As with all Paladin Series Suits, the pilot sits in the centre of the torso with visual data being transmitted from the head of the machine, allowing for increased protection for the pilot.