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![]() __________________________________________________________ Basic Information __________________________________________________________ • Name | Lilyette Love • Nickname(s) | Lily • Age | Unknown • Gender | Female • Birthday | Unknown • Race | Vampire Spawn • Rank/Status | Unclaimed Spawn Appearance __________________________________________________________ • Height | 5’8” • Build | Thin & Lean • Eye Color | Hazel • Hair Color & Style | Long & Pink (Originally, a brown auburn) • Skin Tone | Pale • Notable Marks | - • Typical Clothing Style | White with gold accent jewelry; She resonates an angelic appearance contrasting her deliciously gothic nature • Aura/First Impression | Striking & Evocative: A hypnotic chaos of understated eccentricity • Voice | Velvety & Soft-spoken: A lullaby with an unpredictable rhythm Relationships __________________________________________________________ • Openness to Friendship (1-5) | 3 • Openness to Romance (1-5) | 0 • Romantic Preferences | - • Current Romantic Interests | Insert • View on Forbidden Relationships | - • Biggest Turn-ons | ✦ ✦ ✦ • Biggest Turn-offs | ✦ ✦ ✦ • Known Friends | - • Known Enemies | - • Known Family | - | Psychology ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ • Hobbies/Interests | Staring at Reflections ✦ Tinkering with Clocks ✦ Tracing her Fingers on Broken Objects ✦ Listening to Old Records • Likes | Old, Faded Books ✦ Candlelight ✦ Tea in the Dark ✦ The Color of Bruises ✦ Mismatched Music Boxes • Dislikes | Being Touched Without Warning ✦ The Smell of Fresh Paint ✦ Children’s Toys Left in Strange Places ✦ Fast Talking • Fears | Losing herself completely ✦ Being mistaken for someone else ✦ The Thought she was never real to begin with ✦ The Feeling that her shadow isn’t hers anymore • Habits | Humming ✦ Counting things without realizing it ✦ Listening to silence like music ✦ Tracing bruises on others ✦ Pausing mid-sentence to listen for something ✦ Sniffing books before opening them • Vices | Collecting memories like trinkets ✦ Rewriting the past in her mind ✦ Speaking in riddles for no reason ✦ Chasing shadows Core Motivation She desperately craves to keep the fragile rhythm of her mind alive, as she aches for silence of death. Personality Overview Lily is a porcelain doll, hairline cracks veiled beneath lace and lullabies. Her voice is sugar-glass and shadow, each word dipped in poetry, though not all of it makes sense — and some of it shouldn’t. She floats rather than walks, drifts rather than stands, as if the ground itself offends her. There’s always a hush around her, like the moment before a music box plays… or breaks. |
Background ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ • Current Occupation | Calligrapher for the Dead • Level of Schooling | High School • Past Occupations | Night Archivist at the Library • Socioeconomic Status | Lower Middle Class • History Summary | Lily was born to a wealthy family. Her mother passed, and her father remarried. This hardly crushed her spirits, even after they both shipped her to some prestigious boarding school. She found solstice in the environment. She was, after all, the kind of girl who lived in books more than rooms. Sharp-minded, observant, always quietly present at the edge of things. She loved facts, structure, and silence. It was as if she preferred the boarding school to being at home. Her notebooks were meticulous. Her thoughts were careful. The margins of her textbooks were neat with little annotations and wildflowers pressed flat between the pages. She preferred sitting by the windows and daydreaming through puzzles that flitted through her like clockwork. There was comfort in logic, in knowing the rules of the world. It happened on a school graduation trip, when she was embraced. Her curiosity caught on something delicate: a path seemingly hidden by brush. It was just beyond where her class had unpacked their lunches. It looked quiet. It looked beautiful. It looked forgotten. And so, Lily followed it, as if drawn by a thread only she could feel. She never came back. No scream. No sound. Just an emptiness of where she used to be. One moment she was there… and the next, she was gone. Just like that, Lily vanished and never came back. Exactly as her step-mother wanted. Or, maybe that never really happened. Her memory doesn’t remember too much. There’s just a static darkness floating around her, and she — a lullaby stretched too thin. The girl she was is slipping away, piece by piece, memory by memory. If you ask her who she used to be, she might try to remember. She might even respond, with one of her too soft of a smiles and say, “She cries sometimes, but only when the singing stops.” | Race-Specific Questions ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ ▸ Vampires ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ • Born or Turned? | Turned • Blood Source Preference | Mortal • Blood Addiction Risk (1-5) | 3 • View on Fae Blood Ban | Negative • Views on Mortals | Cute • Views on Fae | Pretty • Views on Lycan | Fluffy Miscellaneous ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ • Theme Song | One Promise • Favorite Food | Fae Blood • Favorite Animal(s) | Snails • Favorite Music Genre | Nursery Rhymes • Favorite Haunt | Insert • Signature Weapon | Gold Necklace Chain • Preferred Vices | Dangerous Curiosity, Theatrical Lying • Pet Peeve | Being asked if she’s lost • Guilty Pleasure | Writing her name in the margins of books |
Title | ☞ | A half-Japanese rocker and drug dealer spirals through addiction while trying to solve a legacy that refuses to add up. | ||||
Age | ☞ | 37 | ||||
Sex | ☞ | Male | ||||
Business | ☞ | He’s the broken-hearted-can’t-land-a-gig-musician to some; the can’t-get-a-job-to-help-support-the-children-bum-of-an-ex-husband to others; the didn’t-make-it-to-my-birthday-party-again-this-year-deadbeat-dad to his children. And to most, the-chink-eyed-guy-with-the-decent-hookups-but-rarely-answers-his-door-drug-dealer | ||||
Savvy | ☞ | “Hey, chink-eyes! I’ve got five fingers.” The big, red haired boy folded several of his fingers. “I takin’ away four, now how many d’yah see?” The math was a no brainer. It always would be. His mind had the answer before the boy even finished his question. The same amounts the private part hiding in his pants. The same amount of guns his father used to shoot his brains out on that day before school let out for the semester. The same amount of parents he still had alive. If there were that many things he was good at in school — things that pushed him through the grades — it was math. He had to know his digits. Somebody in that house had to. And if his white mom knew anything, at least that same amount of it wasn’t math. For people who ran the place, white people sure came up with the dumbest questions. | ||||
Ruin | ☞ | His father was a No-No boy. Enough. No more needs to be said. It was a mess from the beginning. When Johnny came on scene, his father was like a dog with his tail between his legs. And his low-on-the-totem-pole Greek wife might have had the same sense if she’d answered the way he did, when he got on one knee after knowing her for three days. Their marriage wasn’t even allowed in all of the states, and the slurs were never-ending. His height didn’t show until the bullying had taken its toll, and his father finally left without any last kiss or goodbye but a bag of regrets. All they had was some lady who was married to the man who was son of the woman his grandmother’s brother married. So, in other words, she worked in a Greek diner. And he wasn’t fucking Greek. Chink eyed. Four eyed. Razor-straight haired. Ink-dark eyebrowed. Low-bridged nosed. Except his mom wasn’t aging like other Asians’ moms did. She didn’t talk like other Asians’ moms did. To matters worse, she took him to that God-awful Greek Church where everything was in some language no one spoke anymore. And the other Asians said he smelled like something from the Mediterranean. The other Asians said his math didn’t add up. He wasn’t the same amount as them. But he could play the guitar. And damn, if Elvis Presley and Woody Guthrie didn’t send him in the right direction when he was in a funk. He met some other people who also liked rock n’roll. They liked playing instruments. They also liked taking drugs. And better, they didn’t give a slick about what amount of anything Johnny was, ‘cept that when he spoke numbers he was talkin’ marijuana cigarette's. And well, you can do the math from here. Or maybe you can’t. It don’t matter. I’ll do it for you. There’s something about a man seeking stardom that makes a young and stupid white girl’s heart swoon. Yah know the kind. The one with blonde hair and blue eyes. She’ll probably stop at a nuclear family amount of children. And then do the man dirty when he can’t support her lifestyle. Her friends tell her she can do better. And now she does. Did you guess right? He’s got two additions that require a bill he pays to his ex-wife every month. Don’t help that he never sees them anymore. Nothing ever amounts to much. But sometimes the deals do. | ||||
Cred | ☞ | Word on the street he’s got a new girl. Looks young enough to be his kid. With those Orientals, though, it’s hard to tell. Doesn’t matter. His stuff is clean. Guy can eye the weight without a scale. Just looks at it. Calls it. Dead on. Except when he doesn’t. He impresses you with his amount and then slowly starts chipping away. Got to watch him like a hawk. Who do you think turned him in last time? Might have been because of his anger. Gets it real bad sometimes. And then, there’s guitar. Those riffs get heavy. | ||||
Ilk | ☞ |
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