Tsuin-guchi Yuki

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• Description

  Onyx locks hung loosely over Siamese's face, almost blocking soft tan and brown fur from sight, almost hiding those depressed yet vibrant brown hues. Nose was as dainty as her almost emaciated figure, slim form dressed in an almost shameful confection-esque dress. Girl was lovely looking and sweet to a T- Until one heard the voice that seemed to come from behind her. Beneath black tresses on back of small head, skull was split to reveal sharp teeth and an obnoxious attitude. A bottomless pit nested in the girl's skull, eternally harrassing the otherwise beautiful creature.

• Biography

  Born to into a noble family, Yuki was brought up living in the lap of luxury. She had many callers at just the young age of 14 and arrangements had been made to have her wed to a just as wealthy suitor. The only defect to her otherwise perfect life was starvation: She was not allowed food for any reason her mother could think of; Speaking too loud, not finishing piano lessons in time, looking at her the wrong way. It was for this reason and a simple accident that Yuki befell the horrid fate that she is conflicted with today; The curse of the Futakuchi-onna, translated out to 'two-mouthed woman'. While out walking with her suitor, she managed to trip over her own feet and cracked the back of her head open on a rock. Days of treatment and care progressed, yet the wound would not heal, sprouting sharp protrusions instead. Not caring for her health, Yuki decided they would proceed with the marriage and on her wedding day, the split in the back of her head spoke the most rude and horrid words one could only imagine. It began to eat everything in sight, screaming and causing the poor girl immense pain. Embarrassed and socially ruined, Yuki's mother sought to be rid of the very object of her woes. She wanted Yuki gone and simply dropped her off into the slave trade, where the poor girl still sits to this day, desperate to be free of the lifestyle as well as her curse.

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