|||EOH NPC/STOCK CHARACTER||| ||Use and adjust as needed|| Name: Camille Ersace Race: Human Sex: Female Face: Girly Height: Tiny Bust: Small Butt: Feminine Hips and Thighs: Feminine Fitness: Slim Skin Tone: Pale Hair Color: White Eyes: Crimson Age: ??? Description: A young girl in appearance. Her face is beautiful, doll-like and of pale complexion. A single crimson eye peeks out from the bangs of her long, silvery hair. A smug grin adorns her unblemished face, two sharp fangs shining behind pink lips. Her body is slender, having just enough fat to be pleasing to the eye, her derriere and hips feminine enough to flaunt, her thighs just soft enough to lay one's head on. Her bust is small and girlish, simulatenously youthful and full of feminine charm. Her coltish physique exacerbates both the maturity of her actions and the not-yet-blossomed form. Her clothing covered her from neck to toe, draped in noble silk, lace, and weave. Fuck My Shit Up: Everwet Localized Regen Love Nectar Patches Race Mods: Undead Vampire Vampire Lord Under the Table: Perfect Pussy Contortionist P*rn Physics Tamed Shark Flavour Town Fertility Toggle Divine Pregnancy Spawn POint: Encore EOH Count: 10k Afterlife: Procel Respawn Timer 1 month D/D Modifiers: Reincarnation Judgement Proficiencies Strategy II Strength II Agility IV Durability II Endurance II Combat I Alchemy V Dark II Banes: Resting Smug Face Indestructible Ahoge No Metagaming Lightweight Femininty Dere Dere Mark of Failure Mushi Chuuni Deluxe Ahegao Calamity Magnet Pride [Vampire] Boons: Torpor Permanence Unbreakable Mind Unbreakable Will Bio Immortal Regeneration Hero Demon Lord Style is Everything Items: Dungeon Dowser A Home A Manor Service Concentrated Blood Vial Magic Mirror Shekels Ersace. Once, the name alone filled the air with the shivering of cold-running blood. Ruthless, violent—to cross the Greyweul Dynasty was to end up limbless and pierced, hanging on a meathook. Generations of cruelty, hundreds of years curshing political opposition. Shouldn't it be natural, then, that karma once tread upon should bite the foot that tread? Camille was born the second daughter of the Ersace patriarch. Sickly and weak by nature, the family physician stated her death would be soon-coming. She was cursed. Not the inheritor, nor the executor; her only role was to be sold off, a political tool. If there was a single silver lining for her, it was that her father loved her. The man who was compared to a statue, emotionless and cold, broke down in tears at her birth. The singular object of his affections, no price was too high, no cost too steep. She was kept alive, if only barely. Her growth was stunted, her skin pale and thin, confined to her chambers out of simple fragility. Accompanied by nothing but books and scrolls, known only by her maids and father, she eked out a meager existence. All that wealth, all that power, and she was isolated from it all. Every waking moment was monotonous luxury, time marked only by changing season. Even as she herself grew and changed, the world she saw was stagnant. A girl, growing into her own, would desire more. And she did. A single night, and her life fell apart. Civil unrest, the deathly cold of a once in a century blizzard, and the royal blood in the gutter. When she was found huddled in a foxhole, she was near death: cold and frostbitten, her eyeless socket crusted with dried blood, and her breathing shallow. It was clear to her father that she would not survive. In his desperation, he sent for his last resort. An incredible fortune changed hands in hours. Enough for manors, a small kingdom, even. All for a vial of blood. The crimson fluid was forced down her throat, her weak protests at its cupric taste ignored. At the end, her heart stopped. Camille died, whatever fragment of life she had drowned. Her body was taken to an isolated estate and laid there. When she awoke, she was in a windowless chamber, lit by candles. Marionettes watched over her, gently placing down a goblet filled with blood. At their urging, she drank deep of it, slaking her thirst for the first time. Cursed with the sins of her forebears, with the bloodthirst of a vampire, and with the isolation of her residence, she retreated into nothing but an empty shell. For years, she did naight but read and sleep. Blood was supplied weekly, though she knew not from where. She cursed it. Even if she desired to die, the compulsion to partake was too strong. Slowly, slowly, she looked on at the grounds from the manor. In her desperation, she walked into the sunlight, only to find it no more harmful than a summer day. She recovered even from the grievous wounds she caused herself. Bereft of ways to take her own life, she ruminated on it. In months, turning to years, her self-loathing turned to acceptance, and acceptance blind pride. Her melancholy was replaced by manic work, constantly improving her potions, constantly reading, desiring freedom yet at once decrying her own nature. She desired an equal, yet found herself disgusted by her readings of other vampires. Unrefined and bestial, she desired a companion possessed of similar nobility, not any fool that was cursed with vampirism. It was during this time that her memory resurfaced, and equipped with the knowledge of her own origin, left the manor for the first time. She treated the mortals as nothing more than food, so plainly beneath her. Other immortals she held slightly higher, if only because their blood was often more sumptuous. In the daylight, she acted as an alchemist, selling cures for all kinds of maladies and taking on commissions should they suit her. The night was often quiet, but she stalked the streets, swiftly slipping from shadow to shadow underneath the seven pale moons. If the mood struck, she'd save some poor sod from an untimely end. In exchange, she demanded their blood, enough to slake her thirst. Obviously, they had no choice but to agree. She would paralyze them before slowly sucking their blood, making certain they knew she would abide no protest. The experience was pleasurably mind-numbing for her victim, and so she coddled them until they recovered, wiping their memory with a potent elixir before once more dissolving back into the night.