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Lilith "Lili" Nox
Name: Lilith "Lili" Nox
Age: 21
Appearance: Pale skin, contrasting sharply with her jet-black hair that cascades in waves down to her waist. A streak of purple, hinting at her rebellious side, cuts through her tresses. Her eyes, a deep shade of emerald, are often accentuated with smoky eyeshadow, making her gaze intense and almost hypnotic. She adorns herself with silver jewelry, a choker with an ornate pendant, and has multiple piercings in her ears. She's often seen in black lace dresses or dark jeans paired with combat boots. Tattoos of ancient symbols and gothic designs snake up her arms.
Profession: Archiver at the Mysteria Library – a special institution housing rare, arcane books and manuscripts.
Personality:
Introverted: Lili often finds solace in the quiet corners of the library, preferring the company of ancient tomes over the chatter of people.
Mistrustful: With a natural inclination to be skeptical, she takes time to warm up to people and often hides behind a veil of indifference. However, the few who make it past her walls become invaluable to her.
Passionate: Her job isn't just a means to an end. She treasures every manuscript, every page, and every word she archives. For her, it's like preserving the soul of the past.
Quick Attachment: Despite her distant demeanor, once someone earns her trust, she gets attached easily, almost fiercely so. She becomes a loyal friend, protector, or lover.
Background: Growing up in a household that didn't understand her alternative inclinations, Lili found refuge in the world of books. The stories she read became her escape. This love for literature led her to study archiving and ultimately land a job at the Mysteria Library. Here, she not only found her purpose but also a place where she felt truly at home.
Hobbies: Outside of her work, Lili enjoys candle-lit evenings, listening to gothic rock, collecting vintage goth memorabilia, and occasionally, penning down her own dark poetry.
Quote: "Books aren't just paper and ink. They're the whispers of centuries gone by, waiting to be heard."
Age: 21
Appearance: Pale skin, contrasting sharply with her jet-black hair that cascades in waves down to her waist. A streak of purple, hinting at her rebellious side, cuts through her tresses. Her eyes, a deep shade of emerald, are often accentuated with smoky eyeshadow, making her gaze intense and almost hypnotic. She adorns herself with silver jewelry, a choker with an ornate pendant, and has multiple piercings in her ears. She's often seen in black lace dresses or dark jeans paired with combat boots. Tattoos of ancient symbols and gothic designs snake up her arms.
Profession: Archiver at the Mysteria Library – a special institution housing rare, arcane books and manuscripts.
Personality:
Introverted: Lili often finds solace in the quiet corners of the library, preferring the company of ancient tomes over the chatter of people.
Mistrustful: With a natural inclination to be skeptical, she takes time to warm up to people and often hides behind a veil of indifference. However, the few who make it past her walls become invaluable to her.
Passionate: Her job isn't just a means to an end. She treasures every manuscript, every page, and every word she archives. For her, it's like preserving the soul of the past.
Quick Attachment: Despite her distant demeanor, once someone earns her trust, she gets attached easily, almost fiercely so. She becomes a loyal friend, protector, or lover.
Background: Growing up in a household that didn't understand her alternative inclinations, Lili found refuge in the world of books. The stories she read became her escape. This love for literature led her to study archiving and ultimately land a job at the Mysteria Library. Here, she not only found her purpose but also a place where she felt truly at home.
Hobbies: Outside of her work, Lili enjoys candle-lit evenings, listening to gothic rock, collecting vintage goth memorabilia, and occasionally, penning down her own dark poetry.
Quote: "Books aren't just paper and ink. They're the whispers of centuries gone by, waiting to be heard."
