Yelene Vyrneth
Wizard
Yelene Vyrneth
Species
High Elf
Appearance
Delicate, childlike face with very pale skin that seems to faintly shimmer in moonlight. Large forest-green eyes framed by long, stylized eyelashes that echo an old Asian makeup tradition. A small upturned nose dusted with a constellation of light freckles across the bridge. Rosy cheeks and a slightly full, reddish mouth with a soft scar where a cracked lip once was, giving her smile an oddly fragile quality. Very long, thick white hair with silver highlights falls to her waist in a smooth curtain; a few small unruly strands perpetually escape to frame her face. Interspersed are fine braids threaded with tiny silver links and mauve-toned pearls placed seemingly at random. Her high elf ears protrude gracefully through the hair, tipped with a faint bluish tint. Movement is quiet and deliberate, like a cat stepping on silk, yet when she laughs her posture becomes unguarded, almost childlike. Unexpectedly, she always wears a single battered leather glove on her left hand, stitched over with faded runes that clash with her otherwise immaculate appearance.
“Soft, precise, with a habit of tucking phrases into quiet laughs. She sprinkles conversations with weather metaphors and old Elven idioms.”
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Distinguishing Features
Very pale, almost moonlit skin with a scattering of freckles
Long white hair with silver highlights and mauve pearls braided in
Single battered leather glove on left hand
Voice
“A soft, bell-like soprano with careful enunciation and a faint musical lilt; she sometimes hums under her breath when concentrating.”
Clothing
A long, pale mauve robe with subtle embroidery of cloud motifs in silver thread. Under it she wears fitted travel tunics and soft leather boots that are scuffed at the toes. A short, well-worn satchel hangs at her hip, and she keeps a length of ribbon for measuring small distances. The single battered leather glove on her left hand is worn no matter the weather.
Body Language
Primarily closed and contained: shoulders slightly hunched, hands often folded near her chest when listening. When excited her posture opens, she leans forward with bright, intent eyes and taps the floor with a bare toe.
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