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Spell- Her staff fires a bolt of starlight that explodes like a flash bang, channeling time is 40 secs.

Spell- She holds up her staff as the head glows silver. It creates a bright explosion of silver starlight with Hyperborea at the center. It blinds and disorientates everyone in the area(except for Hyperborea). Channeling time is 40 secs

Eternal Sailor Attack: Sedna’s Sailing Ship of Suffering
Sedna claps her hands together and then holds them out towards her target, energy taking the form of a ship (the size of a pick up truck). The ship sails in a linear path towards the target in a range of 15 feet and crashes into target before ‘sinking’ and disappearing. It can be dodged if expected or with quick reflexes, as the attack travels fast and strikes within a few seconds. It feels like a plunge into icy water and lasts 40 seconds. Can be used once.

Eternal Sailor Attack: Sail Away
Sedna calls out the technique name, and motions her hand either away from herself or towards herself. Her energy comes forth and takes the form of a ship (the size of a pick up truck), and can carry herself and/or target in a linear path a range of 15 feet. This can be used to move herself out of danger, towards someone or something quickly, to get an opponent away from her, or to carry an opponent into something to damage them (like a wall). The force of impact (with a wall / big object) can temporarily stun and knock the wind out of a target. It can be dodged if expected or with quick reflexes, as it travels fast. Can be used once.

 
History – Truthfully Jonah’s one and only passion in life. He developed an interest in history when he had an awesome teacher for the subject in high school and he realized how badass it is. He especially likes the medieval and early modern periods of Europe, particularly the history of England, starting with the Crusades and puttering out somewhere around the late 1700s. He has a special interest in a few key figures of English History, including Richard I the Lionheart, John of Gaunt, and Henry VIII, his six wives, and his children. He has an epic nerd crush on both Richard the Lionheart and Anne Boleyn (he even owns a replica of Anne Boleyn’s famous “B” necklace, which he sometimes wears and hides beneath his shirts, and he treats the day of her execution, May 19th, as a somber and almost mournful occasion). During the course of his college studies he’s had to fulfill a few requirements in other areas of history, but he’d like to focus mostly on either the Crusades or the Reformation (he’s yet to come to a firm decision one way or the other). When he’s in a talking mood, he could go on and on about history forever (provided he actually felt like his company cared to listen), and he has a marvelous time critiquing random historical programs and documentaries.

Books – Their love for reading is really one of the only things he and his younger sister Haven have to bond over. Despite modern advances in technology and the ease with which one can now delve into a plethora of information, Jonah prefers a good, old-fashioned book to electronic media. He likes the smell of old books, he likes how smart they make him look as they clutter his desk and shelves, and he likes the information they hold and the stories they tell. Sitting around with the Kindle he got for Christmas just isn’t the same, and it tends to collect dust on the far corner of his desk while his books get worn out at the seams. He has a large collection of books on a variety of subjects, fiction and non-fiction alike. Naturally, a good majority of them have something to do with history, but he has a certain fondness for a good fantasy novel as well (except vampires and werewolves just don’t do it for him, even though his favorite book aside from the historical biographies and his Shakespeare collection is The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova). He finds it difficult to go shopping without picking up at least one book in the process, and he can never quite resist the lure of a bookstore, especially the smaller second-hand stores (you can find some really cool stuff there). He spends a lot of time reading in his room, or in some of the student lounges on campus, and he’s been known to spend a lot of time perusing the shelves in the history section of the library.

Museums – Walking around Destiny’s City's many museums and checking out the latest exhibits happens to be Jonah’s idea of a good time. It’s interesting, it’s relaxing, and if he’s lucky he can meet a couple of like-minded individuals who might not mind talking to him. History museums, art museums, science museums, Jonah loves them all. He absolutely adores living-history museums and is a frequent visitor to Renaissance Fairs (which aren’t museums but they’re still loads of fun, and sometimes he just likes the feeling of being back in a "simpler time"). Frequently, Jonah will spend his weekends museum hopping, especially when he hears word of a new exhibit opening up. He usually ends up going by himself unless his little sister or a friend tags along. He isn’t opposed to other people joining him, it’s just that he tends to go on and on about the things that interest him when he actually has a willing ear, and the constant stream of facts (or the corrections he may or may not make to the tour guides) aren’t always appreciated. He does his best not to be such a nuisance, but he can’t always help it.

Sudoku – One of his more solitary hobbies. Sometimes Jonah just needs to relax and unwind and remove himself from the presence of other people, because talking so much is often a huge effort and he's never really sure what people make of him, so it's just easier to shut himself away and focus on something that stimulates his mind and makes him feel successful when he completes it. One would think crossword puzzles would be more up his alley, but he finds Sudoku far more challenging (and therefore far more rewarding when he manages to complete a set). He has a few Sudoku puzzle books he's been steadily making his way through in his down time. It gives him something to do when he's on his own at home, sitting quietly in the back of his classes, or puttering around by himself trying not to be lame in public.

Piano – Something of a minor hobby. Jonah took up the piano when he was in elementary school at the insistence of his mother and grandfather, who thought it pertinent for the scion of an upper class family to have a "refined" skill that had less to do with reading books and more to do with showing off some visible talent. Jonah didn't mind it, though he knows he's not sensational—certainly nothing to go home and brag about no matter how much his mother and grandfather might try to make "Oh, Jonah plays the piano" seem impressive. Sometimes when he crosses paths with a piano he'll find himself drawn to it for a tune or two. It helps him to de-stress and unwind a bit with its familiarity, if nothing else.

 
Coffee Shops – Though he is by no means a coffee snob, Jonah has a great fondness for the beverage. He doesn't usually get much sleep, so he relies on coffee and caffeine in general to keep him awake and alert. Some people don't like the smell or the flavor, but Jonah enjoys both. His favorite thing to do during the day is to sit in one coffee shop or another, nursing his drink and eating a scone (or two). Jonah likes the atmosphere in coffee shops. He finds it relaxing. It's comfortable. There's no pressure to try and be someone he's not. He can sit in the corner with his drink and his computer and blend in with the crowd. He can observe the comings and goings, listen to the quiet murmur of conversation, and actually think he's a part of a world and a society that more often seems to go by just fine without him. Coffee shops are safe places. He feels no danger and no judgement there, and no pressure to try and fit in. He spends more time bouncing between coffee shops than he probably should, but it's better and less stressful than trying to do anything at home. He can think clearly there, and feel somewhat decent about himself in the process, because he's just like everyone else coming in for their daily fix.

Books – Jonah likes books. Friends might come and go, but a good book is always there for you. Despite advances in modern technology, Jonah prefers a good, old-fashioned book to electronic media. He likes the smell of books, and he likes how smart they make him look when they clutter his desk and shelves. Sitting around with his Kindle just isn't the same, and it tends to collect dust on the far corner of his desk while his books get worn out at the seams. He has a large collection of books on a variety of subjects, fiction and non-fiction alike. Jonah has the habit of buying a new book (or three) whenever he goes shopping, though they usually end up sitting there until he finishes the books he bought the last time. He can never quite resist the lure of a bookstore. He spends a lot of time reading in his room, or in whatever quaint coffee shop he happens to be visiting during the day, and he's been known to spend a lot of time perusing the shelves at the library. Jonah is embarrassed to admit that his favorite book of all time is a romance—Katherine by Anya Seton—so when anyone asks he says his favorite is The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova instead.

Sudoku – Jonah prefers to live a rather solitary existence. It's safer and easier than trying to be someone worthy of attention. He spends a lot of his life trying to play it safe and stay out of the way. Sometimes Jonah just needs to relax and unwind and remove himself from the presence of other people, especially when he's surrounded by them. Sudoku helps him do that. Conversing with people is a huge effort, and he's never really sure what people make of him, so it's easier to shut himself away and focus on something that stimulates his mind and makes him feel successful when he's done. He finds Sudoku far more challenging (and therefore more rewarding) than crossword puzzles or other trivia games. Jonah has a few Sudoku books he's been steadily making his way through in his down time. It gives him something to do when he's out and about, a way for him to look busy even when he's really not. People tend to leave him be when he's got his head buried in a puzzle, so he doesn't have to force himself to be social when he's sure he fails at it.

Piano – Jonah likes to keep this hobby on the down low because he's wary of being the center of attention and he gets easily embarrassed whenever he's put in that position. He took up the piano when he was in early elementary school at the insistence of his grandfather, who thought it pertinent for the scion of an upper class family to have a “refined” skill that had less to do with reading and more to do with showing off some visible talent. Surprisingly, Jonah took to it rather well. To this day it's the only thing his grandfather forced on him that Jonah is actually thankful for. It's given him another safe outlet for his feelings and has taught him an appreciation for music. He likes to play more mainstream hits than classical pieces (which irritates his grandfather to no end), and will sing along when he's alone (or thinks he is). Jonah spends a lot of time at night sitting in the back corner of a dueling piano bar, sipping at drinks and letting himself imagine what it might be like to work there. Sometimes when he crosses paths with a piano Jonah will find himself drawn to it for a tune or two. It helps him to de-stress and unwind a bit with its familiarity, if nothing else.