
human-wraith hybrid female (she-her) 'child of the blackest star, I hope you find your way.' #Fantasyrp
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[Olethra: Bio]
Age: exact age unknown
Height 6'2 (1.88 m)
Weight: 119lbs (54kg)
Eye color: lilac grey
Female
mage / sorceress/ enchanter/ arcane archer.
"You don't want me, but -
You do need me here"
-Olethra.
All art made by Bing ai. Unless stated otherwise.
#MVRp wanderer.
Magic has a bit of a stigma in her world amongst those who don't want or can't learn it themselves.
In reality it's almost a form of art when used well.
Sometimes she forgets she still requires food, and doesn't realize for a few days.. it's not healthy. But she can't really die from starvation either.
Sharp exhale, examining a scroll, the practiced eye of an elder mage scrutinizing every line on the parchment.
Playing a harp for the poison drakes, the smaller cousins of dragons seem completely enamored in the music.
She viewed her mentor with more respect than her own father, though she did possess a certain innate talent for enchanting things.
"I don't know, nor could I say where it lies in the stars. I've never heard it named, and I've lived underground my whole life."
That said, she --
Can try and be somewhat helpful. Withdrawing a map of the subterranean world.
And now that they were no longer being actively drenched in rain, she would resort to some light use of magic to dry her cloak.
"It is as much a world as a prison. Our ancestors were banished from --
Time is a relative that you lose track of quite easily when you don't live among other humans.... but given arriving here as a direct point of reference helped her in this instance.
"Not long.... half an hour, maybe? I am Olethra."
Accident isn't quite accurate, more chosen --
Magic was finicky, but her master insisted she needed some experience in the wider worlds. So here she is.
"Quite lost, though I'm afraid I haven't a destination in mind."
She should probably be shivering, but her temperature is naturally somewhat colder, so it's just an --






