Art by  tetsukamattsuda

Name: Cadmean "Caddy" Renarde
Age: 18
Likes: coffee, sweets, motorcycles, tabletop rpgs, quiet, sneaking by undetected
Dislikes: large crowds, interacting with strangers, vegetables, getting caught
Info:
As the descendant of an infamous thief, Cadmean attends a Pokemon Combat Academy for potential employment opportunities.

Caddy is marked by a strong sense of social anxiety, to the extent that they often steal from shops solely so they can avoid interacting with the clerk or shopkeeper. As a drawback however, Caddy is often lonely -- a feeling that is exacerbated by their general unwillingness to socialize, as well as their association with campus deliquents.

Belonging to Team Razor, Caddy is often associated as a deliquent gang member along with their fellow teammates. However it is noted that Caddy has maintained a strong academic record with good attendance. As such, members of Team Razor tend to have Caddy do their homework.

Caddy often performs in battle with middling to poor results, relying on their natural speed for dodging and attacking. Their impulsiveness often hampers their perfotmance, as Caddy often fights with little thought or strategy. They frequently wind up in the clinic as a result.

The Nickit was given their nickname by Team Razor's leader, as Cadmean was considered too much of a mouthful, and Caddy was well suited to their position in the team as the laborer who gets shuffled about like a gopher.

Outside of the PCA, Caddy enjoys hobbies such as motorcycling and tabletop roleplaying games. Although the latter activity is often enjoyed by Caddy alone. The Nickit also displays exceptional skill at five finger fillet, often performing such at the behest of their team.

Caddy's most prized possession is an old switchblade that originally belonged to their great grandmother. Many assume its just for street cred and intimidation, but Caddy keeps it as a reminder of the dangerous life that their great grandmother lead as a master thief. Although a petty thief theirself, Caddy desires a life of legitimacy not unlike the one lived by their parents -- keeping the knife as a reminder to keep on the straight and narrow.