Difference between revisions of "Priscilla"

Damaged Goods: Though years in the multiverse have done much to heal the mental scars Priscilla has developed from abandonment and centuries of isolation, those past experiences have severely damaged Priscilla's capacity to trust people. Self conscious as a sin against nature and having been disowned, Priscilla's issues in dealing with people are easily picked up on. She rarely ever enters a room with unknown people in a visible state, has a propensity for behaviour some might call antisocial or even stalking, is exceptionally mistrustful and guarded around those she doesn't like, and often fails with varying degrees of spectacle at normal social interactions. Because of the fact that she desires attention while simultaneously assuming the worst of intentions towards her, she can come off as a little bit deranged in prolonged conversation, which is something she generally avoids face to face.

Abomination: Anyone can tell that there is something subtly "off" about Priscilla at first meeting. Her powers exude an unsettling aura that that speaks to a deep, implacable feeling of primeval fear, usually guaranteed to get people on edge. The grass withers where she lingers too long, insects die, animals turn tail, and those right on death's door may find themselves passing early. Her surroundings slowly grow cold and desolate if she lingers somewhere for a significant period of time, making her averse to staying anywhere other than the painting of Ariamis for long. Even worse, many weapons or spells with holy or sanctified attributes are bizarrely effective against her. It's generally a bad idea for her to even be around things that involve trying to grow or recover, never mind attempt doing them herself.

Handle With Care: Due to her prolonged stay in a completely isolated world sterilized by her deathly aura, Priscilla has something of a fragile constitution. She is overly sensitive to most forms of medicine, whilst mundane and magical toxins wreak havoc on her system. Repeated use of her breath weapon is greatly straining on her body, and she grows exhausted quickly during prolonged fighting. Despite being difficult to injure, one could go so far as to calling her sickly or frail.

• Scar of the World-Slayer: A mark laid on all of those who participated in the Union's campaign to kill the Confederate Emperor, Viridian Sunrise, in the year A.U. 20. Though successful, the campaign resulted in the destruction of his inner universe and the countless beings within it. The mark takes the form of a sun-shaped birthmark on the bodies of each of those who were present that day. Though not necessarily readily visible, it cannot be removed even if the individual should be obliterated and regenerated from component materials. It imposes upon the bearer a complete knowledge of every entity who died in the Union's crusade, from enemy soldiers down to newborn babes. Those who bear this mark will remember them always, from their names, to their faces, to their lives up to their deaths. This does not provide an opportunity to learn the skills of the deceased, though it does give the bearer an insight into the world and universe of Annu.