Emmaline's dutiful younger sister, Caroline

"Emmaline Beaumanoir!" the figure's voice rang out as she approached. "How dare you go around touting our noble family name! You abandon your duty as first in line to join some circus as a common whore, then when our mother, gracious as she is, has show the generosity to take you back, you barely wait a week before disappearing to Gods know where! Then, when I finally hear your name again, its because you are abusing the status you abandoned to buy your way into a party?!"

Becky, Fuu, and Liv stared in disbelief. The girl had a striking resemblance to Emmaline, save for a slightly slimmer figure and thinner face. She walked with an elegance which suggested nobility, but spoke with a degree of anger and resentment that was completely misaligned with her appearance. Unsure what to do, all three turned to Emmaline.

".... Hey, sis," Emmaline said sheepishly, though a grin was already starting to grow on her face. After a moment of pause, Emmaline rushed forward, wrapping her arms around her sister and hugging her close, despite muffled protests from Caroline. "I missed you too!"

"I-- let go of me! I wasn't done lecturing you!" Caroline fumed, but stopped struggling, embracing Emmaline as well.

"Oh, I almost forgot!" Emmaline said, backing away from her sister, "Guys, this is Caroline my sweet little sister"

Caroline put her hands on her hips, looking over the Bravos as though this was the first time she had noticed them.

"And Caroline, these are my friends, the Bravos Femenine! I came up with the name..." she added under her breath, "We wander the lands fighting evil and protecting the innocent, like a bunch of--"

"Thugs." Caroline cut her off, earning a laugh from Liv. Caroline's eyes traced over the well dressed Bravos, glancing over Fuu, lingering on Becky for a moment, then frowning as she noticed Liv. "Figures you'd end up with a band of common soldier types. Well I suppose I had best escort you regardless. Every Lord and Lady present heard the message announcing your arrival, so I suppose its up to me to keep you from further dirtying the family name."