Talia's efforts to blend into the underbelly of sellswords, hired knives, and paid thugs in Glenwood seem self-sabotaged. A mixture of her too-refined charm and sly garrulousness draw too many eyes. Despite this, she keeps her past under wraps, and rumors that she works for some noble in specific remain only rumors. In battle, she uses a mixture of ice magic and a pair short sword and dagger style. Her short sword, Mirage, is a blue and violet blade with teleportation magic enchanted into it. Talia has taken to the life of an adventurer, but she keeps her knife for sale. Who that knife really belongs to is an open question, and one that she will not answer.
Talia has one magical weapon: Mirage, a short sword that has a single edge, and is slightly wavy like a eel. The sword is a former Divine Arm for a Seraph who died, and is imbued with some powerful shadow elemental magic. The great power that Mirage has is that, when thrown, it allows a wielder who has magically attuned to it to teleport to the sword. The sword has to hit something -- a person or object (including pieces of architecture or landscape) -- for that to work. The attunement is a simple process of focusing on it, until it mentally "clicks" into place.
Her fighting style was taught to her by Sasha Zhirov. It uses a short sword as the main means of attack, with a dagger as an instrument for off-handed strikes and parrying. It is very quick; Talia has customized hers to emphasize the short sword (because she can teleport with it), and favors her off hand weapon for defense.
Because she is from Lunar, Talia has the Blessing of Althena. She can use water and ice magic; she tends to favor ice, but does some thematics with mist. A lot of her spells are buffs and debuffs; Talia does, however, use black magic and has developed some offensive uses for her spells.
She also has a collection of items that she acquired. This was through entirely friendly means.