ElvyraEliza Rhinestone

The relationship & personalities of these two personas could be compared similarly to Jekyll & Hyde. Whilst Elvyra is shy and afraid most of the time, Eliza is bolder and more confident within herself, barely showing any of her counterpart's cowardice.

Elvyra is often displayed as a somber and timid individual who is merely traveling through her eternal life, only because she believes to have no other choice, believing that no amount of pleading or release will change a single thing. The scars of the abuse she has experienced over the years can be seen to this very day, to the point where she has developed Social Anxiety Disorder and is shy because of it. On top of that, she also suffers from Schizophrenia. (See Eliza).

Before being left fractured from the abuse of her maker/creator, her ex-husband, Arthur, Elvyra was once a happy, loving and caring, yet naive girl. She was always eager to help and wouldn't even dream of lifting a finger to even so much as to injure a fly. There are moments where her old self does shine through, but these moments are a near impossibility for her, so are a rarity.

Eliza, however, is very different from her "host". Showing no signs of her counterpart's Social Anxiety, Eliza is a supremely confident and arrogant persona, who's greatest joy is to see those before her begging for mercy, whilst seducing them so she can manipulate them with ease.

Ruthless, cunning, lustful and deceptive, Eliza isn't one to lightly spare someone or take prisoners if she has marked them as a target. She is also quite Himedere/Tsundere, and earning her respect isn't an easy task. However, ever since she came into being, she has always seen Elvyra as someone she needs to protect, a younger sister of sorts. If you are Elvyra's friend, Eliza would begrudgingly accept you, however, it would take an act of true loyalty for you to gain her respect.

Starting life as an ordinary human, Elvyra was born into a fairly wealthy, upper-class family and had a very lovely upbringing. Learning how to sing and playing piano were among many things that were instilled into her from a young age. However, just after her 19th birthday, she fell in love with a man named Arthur, a man who seemed working-class. The two began courting and soon after, Elvyra asked her parents if she could marry him. However, they disapproved of her request, saying "There's something about him.".

Deciding that her parents fail to see what she sees, one day the pair hatch a plan to elope together and successfully do so. On their first night together, however, she began to discover what her parents were talking about. Then, upon their marriage bed, Arthur soon showed his true colours and turned out to be a vampire, turning Elvyra into one herself so that they "can be together forever.", against her will. Because of this, after her first feed, Elvyra initially refuses to feed off of humans, believing it to be wrong. This results in Arthur becoming enraged at the newly-turned vampire and begin to abuse her.

A few months pass of abuse and force-feeding, borderline torture leaving fractures and scars on her psyche, taking the once happy, cheerful girl, and warping her mind to being afraid 24/7. But one day, her mind split into two, soon developing an alternate personality; a darker, less afraid and more confident persona. And thus, Eliza was born.

One day, she spoke to Elvyra, telling her that Eliza can set her free, end all the abuse and torment that Arthur had provided her over the years, all Eliza needed was to be in control. So, one night, Elvyra agrees, wanting nothing more than for the abuse to end. Eliza then went up to Arthur masquerading as Elvyra, and, utilising the blood magic he'd been teaching Elvyra, killed him savagely, eviscerating him from the inside by injecting her blood into him. Much to Elvyra's horror and displeasure.

The confrontation did cause quite the ruckus, however, and it wasn't long before the law was called and the new pair were forced to run for their lives. Eliza retained control, killing all who stood in her path to make her getaway. No man, woman or child remembers who exactly did it, but no one has forgotten the massacre that decimated an entire town's law enforcement community and some townsfolk attempting to assist them. Remaining fresh in their minds as though it happened yesterday. Passed down generation to generation as the years went by, as a story to watch yourself at night, for the Mistress of Blood could be around any corner.

Now the pair live together in uneasy harmony, Elvyra makes her home in caves, holes, &, etc. daring not to go near any settlement, in fear she gets recognised, only doing so at times of extreme desperation. But rarely, every so often, Eliza takes control and purposely goes to any settlement they're near to seduce and feed. Fulfilling the role as the fabled and infamous Mistress of Blood.

Although it was forced upon her by her ex-husband, Elvyra was able to pick up the forgotten vampiric magical art of manipulating her blood to her will. With this, she can bend her blood to create a variety of different things. She can harden and clot her blood to create a shield wall, harden portions of her skin to be like metal, make blood spike projectiles and weapons and can even fly using wings made from intricately weaved clotted blood. And if an opponent gets any of her blood inside them via any means, she can (To a degree) control your movements and your heart rate.

From a very young age, Elvyra was taught a variety of things that befitted her station at the time of her life. These lessons involved making music via piano, singing, and violin; as well as art, literature, and ballroom dance.

Although these traits and skills carry through persona to persona, one tends to be more capable of certain things than the other. For example, although Eliza is more skilled in combat, she cannot sing as eloquently as Elvyra. And although Elvyra may be an excellent pianist, Eliza seems to be better equipped and more in tune with her host persona's violin teachings and is substantially better than her alter-ego at playing said instrument. However, one should not mistake Eliza's skill with a piano, she has shown more than once to be nearly on par with her counterpart, however preferring darker pieces of work.

This is one of the most saddest songs out of all my OC's title songs, but honestly, with what she's been through, can you blame her? Enjoy..., if that's the word..., Elvyra's song:


Now the Mistress of Blood, Eliza's song: