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An unlucky one.
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| Imelda Over the years, the hatred of white-haired people instilled by the arrival of the northerners and the war that followed had almost faded away, but in some corners of Serberia, the curse of Artorius der Grosse still remains in effect. The founder of the kingdom called for the complete destruction of the Sylvania "heritage," and many of the first aristocrats of Serberia took these teachings to heart, so even if in current legislation the descendants of the invaders are protected by law, among certain members of the nobility they still endured contemptuous treatment based on their presumed lineage. One such nobleman, heavily dependent on public opinion, was unlucky enough to have a daughter with snow-white hair, which greatly distorted his parental feelings. The hapless nobleman demanded impeccable etiquette and success in all spheres of noble life from his daughter, which, in his opinion, would compensate for her unsightly appearance and at least somewhat restore the family's prestige. The servants tried to avoid crossing paths with the head of the family's daughter unless absolutely necessary, fearing not so much the legends of Sylvania blood as the master's wrath, who forbade the girl from spending time with anyone out of shame caused by the fact of her birth. Her father's dismissive attitude and a deeply rooted sense of loneliness made Imelda very withdrawn and insecure, which is why she could no longer conduct herself properly in society. This, in turn, forced the parent to simply hide his "failure" away from the eyes of high society, and for the next two years Imelda spent her time in her own room, leaving it only out of necessity. The long confinement of the "white-haired beast" ended with a visit from Baron Baldr Gungnir von Breckendorf. It is said that the baron learned of Imelda's situation and threatened the nobleman with something, after which he took the girl to his barony. Under Baldr, the noblewoman who had renounced her family name gained much more freedom, but her shyness, insecurity, and distrust of others remained with her, and so she avoided contact with other residents of the town, often either locking herself in her room or spending time where no one else was. The one who managed to change her at least somewhat was Anselm. He helped the girl cope with the baron's errand when she was having difficulties with it, and then, when they finished and it started to rain, he offered her shelter from the weather under his umbrella, after which they leisurely headed home... Though, it is quite possible that everything happened quite differently, or that this event never happened at all, since in Imelda's memories it transforms every time and becomes more and more idealized with each passing day. Origin: Illea +2 to intellect, +2 to charisma, +2 to beauty, +2 to spirit. Date of birth: 21.12.761. +3 to movement speed, immunity to slow, +3 to intellect, +2 to beauty. Beliefs: No belief/Other (thinks she worships Arteria) +50% to experience gained. Mentor: Almandina Arcadia Skills: Violin The character is able to play the violin. |