Role: LEAD FEMALE

A “Child of the Veil” Newly appointed Scribe

Pronouns: She/ Her

House: Mistmere

Sexuality: Straight

Voice: Any female accent, medium to high range, preferable soft sounding but not a requirement

Traits/Personality: Romantic, chaotic mess, flaky, awkward, blurts things out, caring, loveable, embarrassment prone, dramatic, deeply loyal to friends, rebellious, a wreck

Trigger Warnings:  This character is involved in dark and emotionally heavy scenes, including themes of suicide, delusion, and psychological manipulation. 

Background

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Allinor arrived in the Veil just before Khiaziri, and the two of them bonded almost instantly. Together with Larxene, they formed a tight trio (kingdom hearts coded)

From the beginning, Allinor had a rebellious streak. She ignored duties, and questioned every rule the Council placed in front of her. Most of her misadventures ended in trouble, and she usually dragged Khiaziri along with her.

Because of this, Allinor and Khiaziri were sent to Mother’s Mercy, a harsh “reform” place used to correct disobedience. What happens there is unpleasant, frightening, and enough to make anyone rethink ever breaking the rules again. 

After her experiences there, Allinor tried harder to behave… at least for a while.

Then, unexpectedly, she was promoted to a Scribe.

The Council members dont understand why. Allinor is forgetful, flaky, easily flustered, and constantly embarrassing herself. But for reasons the others can’t see, One Mother chooses her. 

Allinor, Khiaziri and Larxene share a secret goal: figuring out the true purpose of The Veil and escaping. They’ve tried repeatedly, but every attempt has failed. Still, they search for answers together, determined to find a way out someday.

Romantic Relationships: She's madly in love with Khiaziri ,but has convinced herself he could never return those feelings. What she can’t see is that Khiaziri loves her even more, hiding it, because I love slow burn romances! 

Their bond is full of unspoken moments, embarrassing disasters, hesitant glances, and a sexual tension sharp enough to cut glass. 

Trapped in a slow-burn, will they won’t they that will drive the audience insane as romantic moments gets interrupted or blue-balled into oblivion.