Ruelia De'Lucavex

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  • Name: Ruelia De'Lucavex
  • Gender: Female
  • Nicknames: Rue.
  • Race: Human.
  • Class: Psionic.
  • Alignment: Chaotic good, though not strictly so.
  • Age: Early twenties.
  • Body Type: Slim. Borderline frail-looking, even.
  • Height: Short. Fairly short for her age.
  • Weight: It's not like she doesn't want to tell it... She simply doesn't check her weight all that often.
  • Complexion: Like porcelain.
  • Hair: Raven black.
  • Eyes: Few know the colour, as she rarely takes off her blindfolds. Those who have seen her eyes usually claimed them to have the milky hue and depths of opals.
  • Handedness: Right handed.
  • Relationship Status: Single.
  • Personality: Quiet, but not quite shy. Impulsively blunt at times, yet keen on politeness. Confident, but only to hide a frail body.
  • Likes: Dogs. And the simple pleasure of eating, quite frankly.
  • Dislikes: Loudness. Anything that could trigger oversensitivity.

• Description

  Under construction.
  

  Psyonics: Mages of the Mind.
  
  It's a legacy she could have done without, and perhaps she would have chosen not to wield it, if it were her choice.
  
  
  The first impression she gives off may be that of a porcelain doll: still, movements usually awfully slow, lank and rarely participating in rowdy activities. The blindfold effectively hides half her young face, but whenever emotion flares, it is rarely hidden by her expressive, pale lips. Though gifted, it should not be forgotten this one is but a otherwise normal young woman.
  
  
  
  The gift of the Magick of the Mind has been passed down the De'Lucavex family for generations, from mother upon daughter. And even then, not all women are lucky/cursed enough to inherit the ability. Never is the ability ever quite the same when comparing one member's ability of the family to the other, nor is a person's view on this particular Magick. A useful tool? A meaningless message? A lifestyle? No matter how the legacy is interpreted by the host, the direct environment's interpretation may have been the greatest 'evil' in the end.
  
  
  
  Or so Rue believes.