Jayden Nathan for Estella

Campwaterfall: Project reborn[Minecraft Roleplay]

Jayden Nathan for Estella

Voice Actor

Estella

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Unpaid

A angel in internal sleep, she has been around for years and was one of the head angel in the higher ups, she was known for being a loving but strict angel in her time before being cursed

"The overworld wasn't always run by humans, about 8000 centuries ago, monsters live there, of course at that time they didn't like one another and was territorial, wars broke out for year but then, a angel and a demon arrived and changed everything"
"Thank you, for removing the curse- now before this gets even more out of hand, lets get this done with, like how it was needed to be centuries ago"
"Enough! I will not let you break the peace of this world again! you have harmed and damaged the poor souls of this world for far to long!"

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Jul 09 Campwaterfall: Project reborn[Minecraft Roleplay]

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Jayden Nathan for Estella

About Jayden Nathan

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My name is Jayden Nathanial Tycksen. I am 21. My professions are multimedia art, singing, voice acting, and writing/English literature. I hope to add modeling onto that list eventually here soon as I grow my internet and in-person reputations. I go by just any pronoun, although preferably they/them is more attuned to my style of androgyny style. I specialize in being goth, or looking homeless with a charm, and someday I hope to be doing voice work, concept art, and writing professional for others, appealingly game companies with good work environments. I take pride in who I am and how I operate. I know my worth and what my work means, therefore every submission I do is truly from my own dedication and drive to do so, even with knowing I will never always get a role, but I respect same role submitters, they are there for a reason too and I find admiration in them and their voice work, no matter their experience levels. Respect is important in profession, and I value it greatly, even if for nonprofit, the people then are what matters, and not the money that comes without care for who the work you're paid for is.

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