Leila Faris

Roleplay: (Character Pool)

Owner: Fallen Saint

Rating: (any) Genre: Fantasy, Supernatural, Horror, Science Fiction, Futuristic, Other

Synopsis

An innocent young elf with an oddly tinted skin and an ability to control most plant life.

Description

Leila stands at about five and a half feet tall with a slight, shapely frame. She is only 25 years old, extremely young for an elf. She has short cropped black hair and eyes so light the irises appear almost white. Her most prominent feature is her pale green skin and red tribal tattoos on her arms, face and running up the sides of her body. When she is in a public place such as a town or city she normally has her body covered by long hooded traveling cloak. However when she is out in the forests of the world she sheds this cloak for a much more revealing attire in order to more easily commune with the natural world.

Personality

Leila is a very naive young woman. She has not been out on her own for very long and does not know the ways of world as well as she would like. This makes it relatively easy for her to tricked or swindled. However getting close enough to her to trick her is the problem as she is very shy and will often back away from an encounter from people. When she does get to know someone she can tend to be very clingy and will defend them with fiercely.

Equipment / Abilities

Leila is very acrobatic so she doesn't wear any armor. She carries two long thin silver knives in the folds of her cloak and is relatively skilled with them. Where she really shines though is her ability to communicate with and manipulate most forms of plant life.

History

Leila wasn't so much born as she was found by a group of roaming elves at the base of an enormous tree. From an early age she knew she was different from the rest of her people. The older elves revered her as a forest spirit that had been sent to them but the young elves shunned her causing her to wonder where she really belonged in this world. So on her 20th birthday she ran away from the group of nomads in search of who she really was and where she belonged in this world.