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[*][b]Name: [/b]
	Izehulufea Aiuebr'Iukhil
"Grand Magus Izel, Catastrophe Izel, Mistress of the Celestial Towers, She who stole the Empress' Panties."

[color=7ea7d8]"You can ignore that last one. I assure you, thievery is beneath me, fufu~"[/color]

[*][b]Appearance:[/b]
Izel possesses an almost otherworldly beauty, with white hair and luminescent red eyes. She normally dresses in her typical hat and robes, with red heels she doesn't seem to have trouble moving in. Oddly, her skin is cold to the touch.

[*][b]Age:[/b]
	If you believe her, 23
	If you don't, she's 132
	
[*][b]Race:[/b]
	Human?

[*][b]Abilities:[/b]
	Izel possesses an incredible capacity for magic, as well as an incredible talent and knowledge of all things magical in nature. Spending most of her life studying the intricacies of magic, she's developed a keen sense for all forms of magic and things of a magical nature and wears the title 'Grand Magus of Unira' as proudly and as skillfully as one may expect of the title. Many assume that for being so skilled and having such a high natural affinity for magic means she can't possibly be human, but that is entirely incorrect. She's as human as they come, of course.

...well, she does have a tendency to freely lie about things -

	Izel's abilities are entirely the result of her effectually well, not being human at all. What she is, she doesn't go into detail about, but she is not demon, human, spirit, devil, or anything of the sort. No, she's something much more enigmatic. Something much more sinister. Something a bit darker and baleful, yet equally alluring. Yet at one point, she was most certainly human, for she has human parentage...so when exactly did this happen? She doesn't speak of it. It's due to this otherworldly connection that she has her impressive magical ability and feats. So perhaps, if one were to sever it...

	Because of her inhuman slightly spiritual nature, and the fact she in some manner 'exists elsewhere' The Grand Magus has developed some supernatural abilities. A resistance to physical weapons, as well as a weakness to magic, especially of the External sort.

[*][b]Skills:[/b]
...outside of the realm of magical studies, Izel doesn't have much in the way of normal skills. Why walk when you can fly? Why do cleaning when you can just magic the place spotless? Why cook when you can just transmute yourself some wine or prime rib?

Okay that last one may be an exaggeration.

[*][b]Personality:[/b]
	There's something not quite right about Izel. Perhaps its because of her flamboyant method of movement, her perpetual, playful smirk, or her luminescent ruby-red eyes. Whatever it is, she has a tendency to both make people uneasy with her words, as well as speak in tongues and perhaps, a few riddles every now and then, but aside from that she's utterly normal yes? Normal.

	Utter confidence in both herself and her abilities. A mischievous sort, she uses her magic mostly to pester others and generally get on peoples nerves and to make life easier for herself. Flying instead of walking, washing her clothes, etc. For a powerful mage who could scorch an entire continent at will, she doesn't like employing such brute force methods, preferring to rely on her skill and little tricks more often than not. Tends to be rather touchy and has a...'healthy appreciation for the human form' as she puts it.

[s]feel free to throw a fireball at her, she'll enjoy it.[/s]

Perhaps its because of her ceasing to be human, but she has a rather harmless disregard for most humans. She doesn't take pleasure in them dying, but if some happen to get burned as collateral, she doesn't mourn them. Do not expect her to go out of her way to help people.

[*][b]History:[/b]

Once upon a time in an ancient land - 

	A humble mountain village, is where Izel was born to a family of Miners, along with her twin sister. She, always having a talent for the arcane and magical aspects of the world. Her sister being far more physically adept and inclined. For most of their early childhood they were inseparable. The way Izel tells it, she was always dragging her sister into no amount of trouble. Exploring the old mines, dragging her into harmless village pranks, other harmless kid things.

	The old mines, where her parents worked were always somewhat of a fascination to Izel. Especially the really, really, old mines. The places where the touch of humans faded and turned into natural caves, deep beneath the earth. Something about it made Izel shiver with wonder and awe, though her sister was always terrified of them.

	So of course, it would have been hilarious to drag her sister into something involving the mines. It was supposed to be a harmless prank. Just a number of things Izel did. Let her sister think she was lost in the Old Mines for a bit. Looking back, it was a stupid idea, though Izel probably couldn't tell you this herself. The twins found themselves in the mines, searching for the other and a way out.

	The events that followed next, were both subtle and terrible. Izel found something, sleeping beneath the mountain. It made her a deal. Lose her past. Her present. Potentially her future, become part of [i]it[/i], and it would share magical aptitude with her. 

	There was a reason she took it. A reason, but she can't remember what it was. Either way, she was the only one to walk out of that mine. Probably. Did she walk? She can't remember. She possibly floated. Shortly after, the mine dried up, and the village lost its main source of income, and was abandoned - or so the story goes.

	 The rest of her life was spent doing feats of magic for the common folk. For the various kingdoms of the time. She even built a library and academy dedicated to the founding and innovation of magic, and over time she developed quite a bit of reputation as one of the more powerful mages upon Unira, some even called her the most powerful - though such a title is not something she'd ever claim herself.

	When the empire destroyed her academy and library, she finally took a side in the war against them, but it was for naught. She was strong, to be sure, but she was just a single person against a seemingly endless legion.

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