"While my high society tore itself apart through petty civil wars and the overuse of magic, our scholars studied for the past undiscovered to the situation due to repeat itself once more. As we pass into a new civilization, survival is based on stopping the world from ending once more."
- Ríë Elus Loreleï
- Birthname: Ríë Elus Loreleï
- Active Alias: Agnieszka Sabina Dufsková.
- Other Aliases: Ës'l Sälarna Arun Alaith & Jocelyn Lussier.
- Age: 342
- Birthday: January the 1st, 34BC.
- Gender: Female.
- Race: Altalar Nelfin.
- Loreleï is a central Altalar in subrace.
- Infected with the Sanguine Curse for 160 years.
- Sexuality: Heterosexual.
Establishment in the known world,
Centuries spent in a rebuilding Aloria, Loreleï has gathered funds through a number of different practises. Having been an agent of Dorkarth, spending years embezzling money through rich nobles swayed by the idea of untold fortunes hidden for thousands of years. She has made quite a living off it, and currently has enough to live comfortably though chooses not to do so to keep a reduced profile. She is currently renting in the holy city, attempting to push for an expedition to discover the fabled Jorrhildr site she has heard about for centuries, where she believes she will find her fortune or at the very least, a better life.
Growing up in the Allorn Empire,
Grown accustomed to the luxouries of a dying Allorn empire, Loreleï grew used to slaves and the easy access of magic as she grew up studying the long history that preceeded her. Her mother was an ancient history and warfare scholar in a high society school, whom she studied most of her early life with while her father dealt his hand in the selling of slaves across the city of Ríë and beyond, helping establish their grounds as a wealthy family. Her oldest sister worked in the medical world, while her younger brother had begun working as a foot soldier in the Allorn empire before the world quickly collapsed before them.
Obsessions of a survivor,
Abandoned in the dark in a changing world as an obsession grew out of proportion, Loreleï became glued to the fact that the cataclysm was a delay into the innevitable death of all life in Aloria and concluded a single option. With the world powers content on tearing each other apart, the only viable option to prevent the destruction of all life is the assimilation of all life. She began to see vampirism as an undesirable factor in the prevention of war, in the loss of freedom. All she needs in power, loyalty and the right timing to create the desired effect. Her intentions started good, but have become grim as the dark disease affected her mind.
Centuries spent in a rebuilding Aloria, Loreleï has gathered funds through a number of different practises. Having been an agent of Dorkarth, spending years embezzling money through rich nobles swayed by the idea of untold fortunes hidden for thousands of years. She has made quite a living off it, and currently has enough to live comfortably though chooses not to do so to keep a reduced profile. She is currently renting in the holy city, attempting to push for an expedition to discover the fabled Jorrhildr site she has heard about for centuries, where she believes she will find her fortune or at the very least, a better life.
Growing up in the Allorn Empire,
Grown accustomed to the luxouries of a dying Allorn empire, Loreleï grew used to slaves and the easy access of magic as she grew up studying the long history that preceeded her. Her mother was an ancient history and warfare scholar in a high society school, whom she studied most of her early life with while her father dealt his hand in the selling of slaves across the city of Ríë and beyond, helping establish their grounds as a wealthy family. Her oldest sister worked in the medical world, while her younger brother had begun working as a foot soldier in the Allorn empire before the world quickly collapsed before them.
Obsessions of a survivor,
Abandoned in the dark in a changing world as an obsession grew out of proportion, Loreleï became glued to the fact that the cataclysm was a delay into the innevitable death of all life in Aloria and concluded a single option. With the world powers content on tearing each other apart, the only viable option to prevent the destruction of all life is the assimilation of all life. She began to see vampirism as an undesirable factor in the prevention of war, in the loss of freedom. All she needs in power, loyalty and the right timing to create the desired effect. Her intentions started good, but have become grim as the dark disease affected her mind.
- Proficiency Points | +60 available. (+10 Altalar boost.) (-10 for Vampire Traits.)
- + 30 to Linguistics Knowledge using +20 prof & +10 racial boost. (+40)
- + 30 to Historical Knowledge using +20 prof & +10 racial boost. (+20)
- + 10 to Magical Knowledge. (Sanguinoligy and Eventism info.) (+10)
- + 5 to Perception Training. (+5)
- + 5 to Rogue Training. (+0)
- Body Shape
- Zero Athletic Contribution.
- Slim Body Shape.
- Average Body Fat.
- Linguistic Capabilities | Loreleï can speak and write in eight languages.
- Middle Altalar from her origin in the city of Ríë.
- Skodje was learned when she was trapped in Jorrhildr.
- d'Ithanian was learned through working on trading ships.
- Proto-Regalianich was taught through her interactions with nobility.
- Alt-Regalianich was taught through her interactions with nobility.
- Daenroquen was learned while exploring in Daen.
- Modern Altalar was learned during her arrival at the inheritor states.
- Common was learned through her latest interactions with nobility.
- Loreleï can decode Seraph, Ancient Altalar and Meraic.
- Vampiric Mutations | Loreleï is apart of the Alais Bloodline.
- Feeding Lust
- Feeding Pheremones
- Grand Vampirica.
- Enchanted Kiss.
- Unturned Feeding.
- Eye Colour: Emerald Green.
- Hair Style: Twist and Pin.
- Hair Colour: Ash Blonde.
- Skin Colour: Porcelain.
- Clothing: Dresses for uptown, combat dress for the hunt.
- Height: 6'1"
- Additional Notes:
- Both Loreleï's arms extending through her top back have been covered in depictions of the cycle that defeated the Allorn empire, painting a picture of scholars fighting through a landscape fighting against them with numerous words written in middle altalar. Any real analysis will spot they are done years apart, varying in skill but seemingly all good. Just faded over the years.
Perceptions of Loreleï,
Loreleï will be a very difficult person to understand or even analyse, because she always attempts to be one step ahead of everyone else. She will extend a helping hand to those in need, only to blackmail them later in the future. This leads her to be seen as deceitful, coordinated, manipulative and two-faced to the barebones, yet she will often come off as sweet, confident and charitable, making herself a very confusing person to factor in. Following the grand scheme of things, Loreleï will change in character depending on what scenario she is faced with, and what is expected from her to survive.
Loreleï's Perceptions of Herself,
While what remains of her pre-indoctrinated self, she still holds a level of insecurities that she will fail to see the end and her work may contribute to somebody else suceeding; which would support her suspicion on the Seraph. These insecurities, contribute to a network of distrust to not only others, but herself, as she has slowly became aware of the negatives of vampirism and the effect she leaves. Strangely and while not likely to be picked up on, Loreleï suffers from a personality disorder and is hiding it through the mental affects of her vampirism, though it would likely become visible if she was cured.
The Loyalty of Loreleï,
Ultimately, Loreleï holds all loyalty to herself beyond any respect capable for a desprince, due to her age and hence, she is very untrustworthy in that respect. Without a family and the constant distrust of those around her, it is highly unlikely to ever see her be loyal to somebody or even something besides her study and hence, she will put on a loving attitude to those she calls friends soley for the reason of blackmail in the future. Everything has a price, including her friendship, as she would likely name it. Although there can be some exceptions as her age slowly reaches its end, she has considered making a legacy beyond her work.
The Morality of Loreleï,
Living throughout the holocaust of her species, to witness the rebirth of Aloria as new civilizations came into power and forgot of the times before, eventually corrupting herself with the vampiric curse in order to finish her vision. Loreleï has a very twisted and complex morality, which can be visible in her motive of survival and relaying the message her ancestors failed to heed, while she does seem to lack a morale backbone. She will likely choose money or power over a life, and will be quick to double cross. At the end of the day, Loreleï will look out for herself so she can convey her final message, no matter what the cost. She is driven, in ways.
Loreleï's Perception of Aloria,
Loreleï has lost much faith in the world in the wellbeing of the world, and has come into the idea that she is the only true believer of the hell that is due to see them off. She believes that the fears of the Inheritor States against the Regalian Empire, and their fears to the Songaskian Masaya will only provide the perfect grounds for the reoccuring cycle to destroy any chance of life and the only solution to war is assimilation of all grounds in the same way Dorkarth operates. Nothing else matters to her, besides the certainty that Aloria will survive the supposed next wave of void spawn raining hell once more.
Loreleï will be a very difficult person to understand or even analyse, because she always attempts to be one step ahead of everyone else. She will extend a helping hand to those in need, only to blackmail them later in the future. This leads her to be seen as deceitful, coordinated, manipulative and two-faced to the barebones, yet she will often come off as sweet, confident and charitable, making herself a very confusing person to factor in. Following the grand scheme of things, Loreleï will change in character depending on what scenario she is faced with, and what is expected from her to survive.
Loreleï's Perceptions of Herself,
While what remains of her pre-indoctrinated self, she still holds a level of insecurities that she will fail to see the end and her work may contribute to somebody else suceeding; which would support her suspicion on the Seraph. These insecurities, contribute to a network of distrust to not only others, but herself, as she has slowly became aware of the negatives of vampirism and the effect she leaves. Strangely and while not likely to be picked up on, Loreleï suffers from a personality disorder and is hiding it through the mental affects of her vampirism, though it would likely become visible if she was cured.
The Loyalty of Loreleï,
Ultimately, Loreleï holds all loyalty to herself beyond any respect capable for a desprince, due to her age and hence, she is very untrustworthy in that respect. Without a family and the constant distrust of those around her, it is highly unlikely to ever see her be loyal to somebody or even something besides her study and hence, she will put on a loving attitude to those she calls friends soley for the reason of blackmail in the future. Everything has a price, including her friendship, as she would likely name it. Although there can be some exceptions as her age slowly reaches its end, she has considered making a legacy beyond her work.
The Morality of Loreleï,
Living throughout the holocaust of her species, to witness the rebirth of Aloria as new civilizations came into power and forgot of the times before, eventually corrupting herself with the vampiric curse in order to finish her vision. Loreleï has a very twisted and complex morality, which can be visible in her motive of survival and relaying the message her ancestors failed to heed, while she does seem to lack a morale backbone. She will likely choose money or power over a life, and will be quick to double cross. At the end of the day, Loreleï will look out for herself so she can convey her final message, no matter what the cost. She is driven, in ways.
Loreleï's Perception of Aloria,
Loreleï has lost much faith in the world in the wellbeing of the world, and has come into the idea that she is the only true believer of the hell that is due to see them off. She believes that the fears of the Inheritor States against the Regalian Empire, and their fears to the Songaskian Masaya will only provide the perfect grounds for the reoccuring cycle to destroy any chance of life and the only solution to war is assimilation of all grounds in the same way Dorkarth operates. Nothing else matters to her, besides the certainty that Aloria will survive the supposed next wave of void spawn raining hell once more.
Awakening of an Altalar Scholar. { 0 - 35 } { 34 BC - 1 AC }
Loreleï was born in the city Ríë, attached to the dying Allorn empire, as civil distress brought the fear of war looming around the corner. Loreleï was surprisingly given a good chance as she grew into adulthood, a devote follower to Estel who grew interested into the empires that roamed before. She studied with her mother, an expert at the time for ancient history as she grew into adulthood. She got to travel across Aloria on expeditions as she studied further and further. Life was simplistic and filled with education, but she learnt well from the knowledge preserved for thousands of years. She was a follower in the Faith of Estel, as all good houses should be, and finished her pilgrimage at twenty-five. Life was great, as for some time, she thought the world was safe.
Finally, one night when the light flew into the sky and the world faced darkness once more. The fate of the Allorn Empire was sealed in a moment, and the void took its residence in the house of destruction. Loreleï managed to snag her way into an expedition with her mother into investigating all potential options prior, following a hypothesis that it wasn't the first occurence. With limited knowledge, they sought the ruins of a seraph temple supposedly connected to the Jorrhildr burial grounds to find the last light of their people, to have it snuffed out in a moment when the world changed in an instant. Within a blink of an eye, Loreleï was alone without a trace of her mother and team of scholars. Thoughts puzzled through her mind, as the realisation seeped in that she was alone; left to starve and freeze to death, clueless to the fate of Aloria.
Judgement of those seem worthy. { 35 - 145 } { 1 AC - 110 AC }
Unable to cast, and left stranded in an inhospitable wasteland. Loreleï sought refuge as she roamed the wastes, near enough freezing to death before a Velheimer tribe stumbled across her and quickly turned the tides of power. She was cast a prisoner, and forced into labour work amongst other altalar who had managed to find themselves in the mix. Loreleï was fortunately saved, by a woman named Agnieszka, who freed the entire camp after two months of being imprisoned. Surprisingly, a band of them with a few velheimer exiles established a settlement within a cave system in the mountains. They lasted for decades, surviving off the wilderness before decades as Loreleï continued her work studying what she could of the Seraph. She eventually travelled out in search of answers from the cataclysm and wildering, and found refuge on a passing ship around 57 AC.
She managed to find herself in the remains of Teled Methen, and travelled to the city of Ríë to find almost nothing. She quickly concluded her family was either dead, or too far lost to find and in that instant, became quickly obsessed with the event that took them from her. She studied the area for three years before she could come to some conclussion of the Orc invasion, then travelled to Ellador to study the rumoured Seraph for thirty years before she returned to any civilization, moving to Ithania where she studied the remnants of the third civilization and where she also associated herself with Société de Préservation Historique and researched the region for a further twenty years extensively. While she was working here, it brought interest to the party over an uncharted island which would later be named Solangeria which eventually resulted into a ship badly damaged and her landing party meeting a Temple Orphan, and barely living to tell the tale.
Their results, were less than lovely as they concluded the island as something that should be forgotten and avoided until they were more equipped. Their exiting of the island was less than lovely, after a growing storm disabled the ships sail and left them dead in the water. Days past as they drifted into the ocean, until they ran into another storm which began to draw them into coastal waters before a fire broke out, causing Loreleï to abandon ship and arrive in the dangers of Ceardia. Months past, but Loreleï and her crew managed to escape the persecution of warlords on a stolen ship before the year turned 112 AC. After that, she took a bit of a break in Ithania educating new participants of the guild to the wonders of extinct languages.
Longetivity and its downfalls. { 145 - 245 } { 110 AC - 210 AC }
Aloria was changing, as the shifting of powers took place regulary and a focus on warfare seemed to dominate all mindsets around. She wished to show her prowess as she travelled to Regalia to seek investors, bragging about her unmeasured skill as a scholar in ancient history before she signed a contract with a now dead noble house. While she was there, it was noted of the many languages she spoke and the study of Proto-Regalian, which landed her as a translator for a few houses as well. She stayed in the Archipelago, albeit unhappily for ten years as she studied what knowledge was known about the third civilization. Versed in so much ancient history, she set out once more with a new team for almost fifty years, replacing members as they grew too old or too tired and helped bring information of the ancients into the light of Regalians.
The year was 181 AC, and her return to Regalia to teach those interest brought her in contact with a growing covenant hidden within the community. Strangely, Loreleï was given a choice of entry and she chose the gift out of a promise in a prolongued longetivity and her final conclussion which drives her now. She was disguised in the community for decades, acting as a translator and tutor for wealthy noblemen which lead to her introduction into a Velheimer named Arkady Strycharz, a well versed ailor historian with interests same as her whom she converted within a month of meeting and eventually, co-lead the Odroczona Sprawa for nearly a century. Nothing relatively interesting happened, besides her teachings and the expansion of the covenant hidden in plane sight.
Exposed for the Monsters they are. { 245 - 335 } { 210 AC - 300 AC }
Near enough the ending of 221 AC, Arkady was eventually revealed as a vampire when somebody finally honed into his dampened aging and the two quickly fled the archipelago with a few nobility kept under chains or mind slaved by Loreleï. They sought refuge in Jorrhildr, finding refuge in Loreleï's home centuries ago, now long abandoned. Their results turned up nothing after a few weeks, and with their unwilling friends beginning to starve, they travelled to the east coast where they fortunately, encountered a Dorkarth raiding party which took them in for discussions after a dispute was made.
Loreleï spent just over sixty years in Dorkarth, studying their records and seeing the end of Arkady as he died of old age, making her realise the true downfall to longetivity. She acted as a vessel in entrapping nobillity of the Alais bloodlines, and handling many slaves with different languages. Because of this, she travelled up the ranks, and worked well with many desprinces while nearly reaching the opportunity to become one herself before a meeting was adjourned; concluding that Loreleï was insane beyond their help, with intentions that would cause war and risk the integrity of Dorkarth as a whole, despite the incredible result. Disgraced after many years, she took an entrapped noble and travelled Regalia with them as her "Assistant." Studying what she could, she eventually found her sights on the Inheritor States of Ríë and plead to the council to assist her claims. She was declined without charge, with an fortunate ending due to her insanity and vampirsm.
I, a devote follower, walk this road alone. { 335 - 342 } { 300 AC - Present }
Disgraced from all affairs, and still consumed with the fear of omnipresent war looming around the corner. Loreleï has travelled across Aloria studying, teaching whom she could but finally has found herself back into the city of lies. She knows her old age is nearly reaching, but the tails of dampening it hold true to her. She has a plan now, all she needs is time and an opening.
Loreleï was born in the city Ríë, attached to the dying Allorn empire, as civil distress brought the fear of war looming around the corner. Loreleï was surprisingly given a good chance as she grew into adulthood, a devote follower to Estel who grew interested into the empires that roamed before. She studied with her mother, an expert at the time for ancient history as she grew into adulthood. She got to travel across Aloria on expeditions as she studied further and further. Life was simplistic and filled with education, but she learnt well from the knowledge preserved for thousands of years. She was a follower in the Faith of Estel, as all good houses should be, and finished her pilgrimage at twenty-five. Life was great, as for some time, she thought the world was safe.
Finally, one night when the light flew into the sky and the world faced darkness once more. The fate of the Allorn Empire was sealed in a moment, and the void took its residence in the house of destruction. Loreleï managed to snag her way into an expedition with her mother into investigating all potential options prior, following a hypothesis that it wasn't the first occurence. With limited knowledge, they sought the ruins of a seraph temple supposedly connected to the Jorrhildr burial grounds to find the last light of their people, to have it snuffed out in a moment when the world changed in an instant. Within a blink of an eye, Loreleï was alone without a trace of her mother and team of scholars. Thoughts puzzled through her mind, as the realisation seeped in that she was alone; left to starve and freeze to death, clueless to the fate of Aloria.
Judgement of those seem worthy. { 35 - 145 } { 1 AC - 110 AC }
Unable to cast, and left stranded in an inhospitable wasteland. Loreleï sought refuge as she roamed the wastes, near enough freezing to death before a Velheimer tribe stumbled across her and quickly turned the tides of power. She was cast a prisoner, and forced into labour work amongst other altalar who had managed to find themselves in the mix. Loreleï was fortunately saved, by a woman named Agnieszka, who freed the entire camp after two months of being imprisoned. Surprisingly, a band of them with a few velheimer exiles established a settlement within a cave system in the mountains. They lasted for decades, surviving off the wilderness before decades as Loreleï continued her work studying what she could of the Seraph. She eventually travelled out in search of answers from the cataclysm and wildering, and found refuge on a passing ship around 57 AC.
She managed to find herself in the remains of Teled Methen, and travelled to the city of Ríë to find almost nothing. She quickly concluded her family was either dead, or too far lost to find and in that instant, became quickly obsessed with the event that took them from her. She studied the area for three years before she could come to some conclussion of the Orc invasion, then travelled to Ellador to study the rumoured Seraph for thirty years before she returned to any civilization, moving to Ithania where she studied the remnants of the third civilization and where she also associated herself with Société de Préservation Historique and researched the region for a further twenty years extensively. While she was working here, it brought interest to the party over an uncharted island which would later be named Solangeria which eventually resulted into a ship badly damaged and her landing party meeting a Temple Orphan, and barely living to tell the tale.
Their results, were less than lovely as they concluded the island as something that should be forgotten and avoided until they were more equipped. Their exiting of the island was less than lovely, after a growing storm disabled the ships sail and left them dead in the water. Days past as they drifted into the ocean, until they ran into another storm which began to draw them into coastal waters before a fire broke out, causing Loreleï to abandon ship and arrive in the dangers of Ceardia. Months past, but Loreleï and her crew managed to escape the persecution of warlords on a stolen ship before the year turned 112 AC. After that, she took a bit of a break in Ithania educating new participants of the guild to the wonders of extinct languages.
Longetivity and its downfalls. { 145 - 245 } { 110 AC - 210 AC }
Aloria was changing, as the shifting of powers took place regulary and a focus on warfare seemed to dominate all mindsets around. She wished to show her prowess as she travelled to Regalia to seek investors, bragging about her unmeasured skill as a scholar in ancient history before she signed a contract with a now dead noble house. While she was there, it was noted of the many languages she spoke and the study of Proto-Regalian, which landed her as a translator for a few houses as well. She stayed in the Archipelago, albeit unhappily for ten years as she studied what knowledge was known about the third civilization. Versed in so much ancient history, she set out once more with a new team for almost fifty years, replacing members as they grew too old or too tired and helped bring information of the ancients into the light of Regalians.
The year was 181 AC, and her return to Regalia to teach those interest brought her in contact with a growing covenant hidden within the community. Strangely, Loreleï was given a choice of entry and she chose the gift out of a promise in a prolongued longetivity and her final conclussion which drives her now. She was disguised in the community for decades, acting as a translator and tutor for wealthy noblemen which lead to her introduction into a Velheimer named Arkady Strycharz, a well versed ailor historian with interests same as her whom she converted within a month of meeting and eventually, co-lead the Odroczona Sprawa for nearly a century. Nothing relatively interesting happened, besides her teachings and the expansion of the covenant hidden in plane sight.
Exposed for the Monsters they are. { 245 - 335 } { 210 AC - 300 AC }
Near enough the ending of 221 AC, Arkady was eventually revealed as a vampire when somebody finally honed into his dampened aging and the two quickly fled the archipelago with a few nobility kept under chains or mind slaved by Loreleï. They sought refuge in Jorrhildr, finding refuge in Loreleï's home centuries ago, now long abandoned. Their results turned up nothing after a few weeks, and with their unwilling friends beginning to starve, they travelled to the east coast where they fortunately, encountered a Dorkarth raiding party which took them in for discussions after a dispute was made.
Loreleï spent just over sixty years in Dorkarth, studying their records and seeing the end of Arkady as he died of old age, making her realise the true downfall to longetivity. She acted as a vessel in entrapping nobillity of the Alais bloodlines, and handling many slaves with different languages. Because of this, she travelled up the ranks, and worked well with many desprinces while nearly reaching the opportunity to become one herself before a meeting was adjourned; concluding that Loreleï was insane beyond their help, with intentions that would cause war and risk the integrity of Dorkarth as a whole, despite the incredible result. Disgraced after many years, she took an entrapped noble and travelled Regalia with them as her "Assistant." Studying what she could, she eventually found her sights on the Inheritor States of Ríë and plead to the council to assist her claims. She was declined without charge, with an fortunate ending due to her insanity and vampirsm.
I, a devote follower, walk this road alone. { 335 - 342 } { 300 AC - Present }
Disgraced from all affairs, and still consumed with the fear of omnipresent war looming around the corner. Loreleï has travelled across Aloria studying, teaching whom she could but finally has found herself back into the city of lies. She knows her old age is nearly reaching, but the tails of dampening it hold true to her. She has a plan now, all she needs is time and an opening.
Last edited:
