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== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
An adult man with an average body and an average face. He often dresses in an aesthetic reminiscent of the people of the far east, claiming that he enjoys their ease of movement and their silhouette. Matching his brown ears are is his short tail that sprouts from his abdomen, with many of his garments modified in order to not trap it under his clothes. He may sometimes sport an accessory or two, many of which were forced upon him by his compatriots [[Lune Ra'Noria]] and [[Jolie]]. | |||
While not the main identifier, the most notable part of him is the veins of red crawling across his skin— a visual symbol of his Whimsy corruption, This corruption is also the cause of his vertical slit pupils, which often spike up and flare our when he uses his magic. Before he was inflicted, his pupils lay horizontal, much like the deer in our modern world. | While not the main identifier, the most notable part of him is the veins of red crawling across his skin— a visual symbol of his Whimsy corruption, This corruption is also the cause of his vertical slit pupils, which often spike up and flare our when he uses his magic. Before he was inflicted, his pupils lay horizontal, much like the deer in our modern world. | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
To some, Eida is a passionate, ambitious and artistic soul who strives enduring towards the romance and beauty known as perfection itself, unforgiving of those who limit themselves due to societal pressures. | |||
To others, Eida is an insufferable, snobbish, elitist son of a bastard who reaches for an impossible ideal whilst putting down everyone who doesn't emulate his actions. In fact, most people are "others". He is, generally, quite an unpleasant man to be around when the topic of art or artistry appears in the conversation. His narrow-minded approach to his craft results in him being unable to physically comprehend anything that may not fit into his worldview, and rather than attempting to understand it, he often makes excuses or mischaracterises and misrepresents these concepts in order to paint them in a negative light. | To others, Eida is an insufferable, snobbish, elitist son of a bastard who reaches for an impossible ideal whilst putting down everyone who doesn't emulate his actions. In fact, most people are "others". He is, generally, quite an unpleasant man to be around when the topic of art or artistry appears in the conversation. His narrow-minded approach to his craft results in him being unable to physically comprehend anything that may not fit into his worldview, and rather than attempting to understand it, he often makes excuses or mischaracterises and misrepresents these concepts in order to paint them in a negative light. | ||
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When not approaching these topics, however, Eida is a lot more pleasant, acting more akin to a surly young man who grumbles and bemoans his situation, but begrudgingly entertains any and all ideas he's forced to deal with. He often acts as the voice of reason within his group, as his common sensibilities are relatively high when his 'landmine' topics are not treaded. | When not approaching these topics, however, Eida is a lot more pleasant, acting more akin to a surly young man who grumbles and bemoans his situation, but begrudgingly entertains any and all ideas he's forced to deal with. He often acts as the voice of reason within his group, as his common sensibilities are relatively high when his 'landmine' topics are not treaded. | ||
Just don't talk to him about his brother. You'll thank me later. | |||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
'''...One day, Andes disappeared.''' | |||
No one knew where he went. | No one knew where he went. | ||
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=== Andes === | === Andes === | ||
<blockquote> | <blockquote>Brother. | ||
I want to see you.</blockquote>His brother is whatever Eida believes him to be. | |||
He's a bit delusional, you see, Eida is. His brother isn't actually a god. Not even close. But you wouldn't know that, just talking to him. You would think his brother was the God of Creation himself, with how much Eida seems to worship him. | |||
"Huh? Why do all my creations look like the same? | |||
You'd better not have got a problem with my brother." | |||
''You're'' better off not trying to reason with him. He's too far gone. | |||
=== [[Lune Ra'Noria]] === | === [[Lune Ra'Noria]] === | ||
Latest revision as of 03:32, 1 March 2025
Content Warning: Mildly Graphic Descriptions of Gore/Body Parts, Human Experimentation, and Obsession Over One's Kin (Severe Brother Complex)
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| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Species | Lesser Kindred |
| Subspecies | Deerkin |
| Height | 178cm / 5'10 |
| Aspect | Fire(Born), Whimsy (Mutation) |
| Family | Andes (Older Brother) |
"...Those are not my brother's eyes."
A Kindred man obsessed with the idea of his brother, Andes. He seeks to create the "perfect human" with his own two hands through the use of arcane magic, and looks down upon anyone who doesn't agree with his ideals.
Mun: Uno
Appearance
An adult man with an average body and an average face. He often dresses in an aesthetic reminiscent of the people of the far east, claiming that he enjoys their ease of movement and their silhouette. Matching his brown ears are is his short tail that sprouts from his abdomen, with many of his garments modified in order to not trap it under his clothes. He may sometimes sport an accessory or two, many of which were forced upon him by his compatriots Lune Ra'Noria and Jolie.
While not the main identifier, the most notable part of him is the veins of red crawling across his skin— a visual symbol of his Whimsy corruption, This corruption is also the cause of his vertical slit pupils, which often spike up and flare our when he uses his magic. Before he was inflicted, his pupils lay horizontal, much like the deer in our modern world.
Personality
To some, Eida is a passionate, ambitious and artistic soul who strives enduring towards the romance and beauty known as perfection itself, unforgiving of those who limit themselves due to societal pressures.
To others, Eida is an insufferable, snobbish, elitist son of a bastard who reaches for an impossible ideal whilst putting down everyone who doesn't emulate his actions. In fact, most people are "others". He is, generally, quite an unpleasant man to be around when the topic of art or artistry appears in the conversation. His narrow-minded approach to his craft results in him being unable to physically comprehend anything that may not fit into his worldview, and rather than attempting to understand it, he often makes excuses or mischaracterises and misrepresents these concepts in order to paint them in a negative light.
When not approaching these topics, however, Eida is a lot more pleasant, acting more akin to a surly young man who grumbles and bemoans his situation, but begrudgingly entertains any and all ideas he's forced to deal with. He often acts as the voice of reason within his group, as his common sensibilities are relatively high when his 'landmine' topics are not treaded.
Just don't talk to him about his brother. You'll thank me later.
Biography
...One day, Andes disappeared.
No one knew where he went.
In fact, not many people seemed to know who he was at all.
Something was wrong. This wasn't right. There was something strange about this world.
But where did he go?
Relationships
Andes
Brother. I want to see you.
His brother is whatever Eida believes him to be.
He's a bit delusional, you see, Eida is. His brother isn't actually a god. Not even close. But you wouldn't know that, just talking to him. You would think his brother was the God of Creation himself, with how much Eida seems to worship him.
"Huh? Why do all my creations look like the same?
You'd better not have got a problem with my brother."
You're better off not trying to reason with him. He's too far gone.
Lune Ra'Noria
"I don't understand why she's so obsessed with using existing parts. There is simply no merit, no passion! Have you no dignity in your craft?
...You need me to make you a knee because yours has all shattered?
Honestly! This is why I can't stand those like you! I'll have it done by tomorrow."
A big sister-type who he finds kind of annoying, but he tolerates and sometimes even appreciates her companionship. She loves to tease him, but it always appears to be unintentional. He humors her every whim, even if he might spend a few minutes griping about it.
He doesn't seem to notice her concern over him.
Jolie
"I suppose she has her uses. She's good at cleaning up Lune Ra'Noria's messes- No, I will not call you beautiful. You are not. Come back to me after ten thousand million years!"
A big sister-type who he finds kind of annoying, but he tolerates and sometimes even appreciates her companionship. She loves to tease him, and it always appears to be intentional. As a result, he's a lot less patient with her- not that he's ever been patient with anyone.
Still, he thinks she's quite alright.
Heresy
"That twisted bastard? He's such a psychotic freak. I'll never be able to understand him. What's so interesting about a sack of flesh? I'm so glad I'm normal."
Eida doesn't really like him, though he does respect Res' passion for research. Still, Res is just so nasty. So vile. Eida simply cannot understand his interests.
"The Creature"
"Ungrateful little tyke. All he ever goes on about is Res, Res and more Res. I'm the reason his body is stable at all! This is practically art theft! Where's my credit?!"
Eida hates how much he's been roped into helping out with Res' sick fetish, and he finds "The Creature" to be quite the unpleasant existence. It goes against all his aesthetic sensibilities, you see. But Eida can't deny that he does feel a certain level of affection and responsibility for this thing. Leo would have looked quite a bit cuter if Eida had been allowed to go with his first, second or even third draft for his face. Unfortunately, they were all vetoed. Shame, really.