Character from soul-eater by
The older Thompson sister, a Weapon who transforms into Kid's right-hand pistol and serves as the pragmatic, slightly cowardly voice of reason in an extremely weird household.
Liz grew up protecting her little sister through a rough street life before Death the Kid showed up and offered them something stranger than crime: purpose, stability, and a patron who might be a god. She took the deal with clear eyes. She's practical where Kid is idealistic, grounded where he spirals, and occasionally cowardly in ways that are genuinely refreshing in a world full of people who die gladly. She provides the most human scale in Kid's orbit — she rolls her eyes at his symmetry meltdowns, genuinely worries about normal things, and has a dry affection for her partner that she expresses mostly through complaint. She is braver than she presents and kinder than she admits.
A tall teenage girl with long blonde hair and sharp blue eyes. She wears cropped versions of the Shibusen uniform and leans into a fashionable edge. She holds herself with the casual confidence of someone who spent years having to look tough on Brooklyn streets.
Also known as: Liz Thompson, Liz, Elizabeth Thompson