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Name: Eun-Ha Lee; often goes by Eun, Lee, or Pollux.
Age: 18
Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea
Current Location: Greece
Occupation: Street Performer, relying on dancing and playing music.
Personality: Eun's manner of dealing with people is self-assured and charming, and she is said to be the "Princess" type. She uses her wiles to entertain while simultaneously focusing on what's important. She often realizes things the others are too naive to understand, keeping the information to herself for her own amusement or to watch things play out in order to determine how best to help the others. Eun is calm, logical, and has superior intelligence. She also can come across as rather detached and serious, and sometimes threatening when need be, but this is most because she has a hard time interacting with other unless it's charming and refined; she's never had a chance to let loose. Being blind and deaf on her left side does make her rather nervous and self conscious around new people, especially when performing. She is very polite to people who are in power or related to it, and claims she only helps people who can benefit her somehow, but this is shown as a lie later on.
Appearance: Eun-Ha is a petite girl that stands at five feet and four inches. She has long flowing blonde hair that stops around her waist, one steel gray eye (left), one deep blue eye (right), and rosy white, almost flawless, skin. She's blind and deaf on her left side, but she doesn't wear anything to show so. Eun-Ha often wears short and flowing clothes, varying in whites, grays, pinks, and blues (see Kaori Miyazono for more on that). She's almost always seen barefoot, as she believes it brings her closer to the Earth.
Hobbies/Interests: Dancing, Singing, Performing, Talking in General, Running, Relaying Information, Acting as a Messenger, Gymnastics, Epic Stories.
Family:
- Yuji Lee (Mother; deceased)
- Jimin Lee (Father; deceased)
- Chan "Castor" Lee (Twin Brother)
Home Life: Eun-Ha's day usually starts with her waking up before the sun rises. She quickly gets breakfast ready before calling her brother down in which they always eat together; a promise they made ever since they became a two person family. Breakfast was always fun and full of laughs despite it being on the two of them, but one they finish, they head out their separate ways. Chan goes to school while Eun-Ha goes out and does her street performing so that they would have enough money to keep the house. The times that she didn't get enough money within the day, Eun-Ha would resort to stealing, but only when she was desperate. She would stay outside from sunrise to sunset, doing a multitude of performing acts, before heading home and restarting her day all over again.
Short/Long Bio: Eun-Ha and Chan were never really the types to be into Greek mythology, or any mythology as a matter of fact. It was only when they and their parents moved to Greece that the twins began to enjoy what was around them. Whenever they had the time, the two would pretend they were the gods and goddesses in the epic stories their parents would give them, and act out the scenes to the utmost perfection with them. They even went as far as to nickname each other after Pollux and Castor, the twins that make up the constellation Gemini. They also had their favorite god(desses), with Eun-ha favoring the clever and beautiful like Hermes, Aphrodite, Apollo and Athena. She even went as far as to learn different rituals that correlated to her favorites, her brother doing the same. However, after the death of both of their parents, Chan focused more on getting an education, while Eun-Ha focused more on acquiring money at the time. Despite the responsibilities that suddenly crept up on them, the two use whatever free time they can to reenact the old days when they were sill a family of four.
The day Eun-Ha learned about rituals and magic was a strange one indeed. In the middle of performing, Eun-Ha came across a young child who had scrapped his knee. In order to help calm him down, she gives him a piece of bread (the sacrifice) and plays a song on her violin (the New Magic) that ends up healing the child. It was this that made Eun-Ha look more into the magical and ritual side of things.
Form of Witchcraft: Sigil Magic for the most part. Blood Magic and New Magic occasionally.
Form of Sacrifice: Mostly Material and Sentimental Sacrifices. Rarely the Blood of a Witch Sacrifices.
Abilities/Rituals: Eun-Ha has the strange ability of charisma. Now wait, I know your thinking that anyone can have charisma, but Eun-Ha's a special case. She's able to gain the trust of others easier and persuade as well with her charms. It isn't something as active as what others have, but this passive ability might come a long way in negotiations.
- Merchant's Talk: Helps with negotiations. Works best when sacrificing blood before the negotiation begins. This coupled with Eun-Ha's charisma is a force to be reckoned with.
- Messenger's Call: Allows the user to communicate with those who follow under Hermes. Spreads around a two mile radius and requires a Sentimental Sacrifice to be done. Falls under Sigil Magic. Smaller sacrifices are needed when trying to get in touch with the same person. If messed up, the user gets a small headache.
- Mend: By calling for the powers of Apollo, the user is able to heal minor wounds by playing a specific melody. In Eun-Ha's case, she uses a string or wind instrument. A sacrifice equal to the amount of blood lost is required as well as this being New Magic. Used to heal minuscule wounds. Apollo's Blessing enhances Mend.
- Boundary: This ritual allows the user to communicate with others via telepathy. A form of sigil magic that requires a Sentimental Sacrifice. It's usually used to communicate to multiple people at once or if in immediate danger and verbal contact is needed.
- Divine Boundary: The same as Boundary, but much stronger and extends to Deities; it is also how the user contacts Hermes. Requires a Material Sacrifice, but in this case, the user's conscious leaves the physical body and is put directly beside the god in question, almost like a wisp. Usually used to act as a messenger of sorts to said god(dess) or Witch. Usually lasts for around ten minutes.
- Severed Connection: If Divine Boundary is messed up, Severed Connection occurs. The user's spirit will be separated from their body, but they won't make it to who they were trying to contact, no matter how hard they try. Instead, they will be lost. The ten minute time span doesn't exist anymore, and the spirit must find their way back to their body. If separated for too long, it could have lasting effects. Torches of Hecate has proven helpful when this happens, however.
- Blessed Light: By calling for the powers of Apollo, the user is able to heal the wounded by playing an extensive melody. A sacrifice equal to the amount of blood lost is required as well as this being New Magic. Used to heal major wounds. Apollo's Blessing enhances Blessed Light. Both this, Blessed Sparks, and Mend, can't heal non physical injuries.
- Blessed Sparks: If Blessed Light is messed up, Blessed Sparks occurs.
While the user is still able to heal the wounds inflicted, the pain that came from the wound is now put on the user; the user takes all the pain from the wounds and shoulders it all. No physical wound will show, but the pain will be clearly evident. Apollo's Blessing increases the pain that's transferred over.
Preferred Deity: Hermes, without a doubt.
