Lucian Heathcliffe

Description

• I'm saying lots of words...

  His appearance was fanciful, to say the least.
  
  Long waves of fell almost to his elbows in a brilliant shade of blue that appeared only on the most serene tropical waters. Most often parted on the side, it was styled to be swept across his face, partially obscuring a simple, black eye-patch on the right side. Not only that, but he was tall - six feet, five inches standing flat with the build of a beanpole. He was skinny, almost to the point of looking malnourished, with limbs that were just a little too long and willowy to be perfectly pleasing.
  
  Beneath his clothes, his belly was slightly concave and his ribs could easily be seen, as well as his collarbone and the angular points of his hips and shoulders. He could definitely stand to put on some weight, but still fell solidly in the "give that guy a sandwich" category, rather than the "emaciated" one. Centralized around the outside of his right knee, his leg is covered with glossy, raised scarring as if he'd been severely scalded quite a long time ago. It reaches as far up as his hip and unfortunately-skinny rear with a definite upward splatter, though thankfully seemed to avoid his groin. This injury is the cause of the limp requiring use of his cane.
  
  From behind the curtain of bright blue, his face wasn't ugly, per se, but he wasn't the handsome, perfect vampire most expected. His cheeks and eyes were slightly sunken, his jaw quite sharp and his brow just a little too harsh. It certainly didn't help that his eyebrows had an almost unnatural arch to them. His nose was long, hooked and unfortunately crooked, probably from being broken, while his lips were thin, hiding short fangs behind a teasing smirk.
  
  The only true constants were his eye-patch, his predominantly black wardrobe and a cane he carried for the limp in his right leg. The shaft was highly polished, black wood while a silver cap tapped along the ground. Tucked beneath long, spidery fingers the handle was very intricately shaped like a wolf's head, set with black gems for its eyes.