I have put this off for too long! I need to make a Pellyn Post!!!
Blood Color: Forest green
Personality: Pellynâs that kind of gal who thinks sheâs always funny, and the world is there for her to make fun of. Sheâs full of herself, a hoarder of nice things, more than a bit murderous, and at times she can be manipulative. Sheâs a woman of good humor who loves a good prank or story, and prefers the vibrancy of life to anything else. She hates being static, preferring to keep momentum in her life in any way she can.
History Summary (incomplete, will ad to later)
Pellyn had an endless vendetta against the highbloods of Alternia for the subjugation of the lowblood castes. Unlike some others who have gone up against them, Pellyn only saw one answer to the problem at hand: murder. She teamed up with The Marauder, Silvoa, in pursuit of her bloody aims, and together they were an unstoppable force. Pellyn took their pretty things and used them for her own, openly mocking them by decorating herself with their glittering jewels and fine fabrics in tones of blue, indigo, fuschia, and everything inbetween. Pellyn took her work seriously, but she was the first one to laugh off the weightiness of a situation. Eventually, Halcen, the Dlvscrtr, joined the two of them in their crusading, and the trio painted the land with the blood of the upper castes. Later, Halcenâs presence caused serious friction, but for a time, life was good, blades were sharp, and Pellyn couldnât be happier.
A Scene With Silvoa and Pellyn (by Shawn)
Silvoa opened the wooden door and entered the room. Â Pellyn had been content to pick the smallest available room, and had turned it into the most incredible in the hideout. Â Many lit candles lighted the room, floating in mid air at various heights. Â Pellyn's dresser and storage chests sat side by side flat against the ceiling, and her bath basin sat firmly in place horizontally against the wall, the water staying within as if it were on ground level, like any other water anywhere else on the entire planet. Â And in the middle of the room, cross legged, floating in mid air alongside the candles, was Pellyn. Â Her 'glowstone' floating alongside her, constantly pulsing its usual light blue color.
No matter how many times she had entered this room, the magical...ness of it all, whatever the term may be, left Silvoa gaping in awe. Â Pellyn was always so CASUAL about it all. Â What she did was literally impossible, but she made it the most normal thing in the world. Â Pellyn rotated herself backwards in mid air, so she was now floating entirely upside down, still cross legged. Â Her hair and clothes hung downwards, no upwards, to Silvoa's perspective, as if Silvoa was the one standing on the ceiling. Â Which she may now be doing, for all she knew.
"What's up?" Pellyn asked, her mouth full of the featherbeast leg she was eating, holding it in one hand. Â A small piece dropped from her mouth and fell to the plane of the room Silvoa was standing on, which assured Silvoa that she was still standing on the floor.
Silvoa hesitated before knocking on the door to Pellyn's chambers. Â Silvoa wasn't nervous about the conversation that was about to take place, only its outcome. Â Pellyn always had a way of getting things to work in her favor. Â It wasn't manipulation or her magic, it was just simply knowing exactly what to say to Silvoa. Â
Silvoa exhaled and knocked on the door. Â A muffled "mmhmm?" resounded from within.
"It's me. Â Can I come in?" Silvoa asked.
Silvoa opened the wooden door and entered the room. Â Pellyn had been content to pick the smallest available room, and had turned it into the most incredible in the hideout. Â Many lit candles lighted the room, floating in mid air at various heights. Â Pellyn's dresser and storage chests sat side by side flat against the ceiling, and her bath basin sat firmly in place horizontally against the wall, the water staying within as if it were on ground level, like any other water anywhere else on the entire planet. Â And in the middle of the room, cross legged, floating in mid air alongside the candles, was Pellyn. Â Her 'glowstone' floating alongside her, constantly pulsing its usual light blue color.
No matter how many times she had entered this room, the magical...ness of it all, whatever the term may be, left Silvoa gaping in awe. Â Pellyn was always so CASUAL about it all. Â What she did was literally impossible, but she made it the most normal thing in the world. Â Pellyn rotated herself backwards in mid air, so she was now floating entirely upside down, still cross legged. Â Her hair and clothes hung downwards, no upwards, to Silvoa's perspective, as if Silvoa was the one standing on the ceiling. Â Which she may now be doing, for all she knew.
"What's up?" Pellyn asked, her mouth full of the featherbeast leg she was eating, holding it in one hand. Â A small piece dropped from her mouth and fell to the plane of the room Silvoa was standing on, which assured Silvoa that she was still standing on the floor.
"So...Claymore tells me that you've been asking for a lot of our spare weapons." Silvoa said, leaning back against the door. Â Partially to try and keep the conversation casual, partially to keep her knees from buckling from her warped perspective.
Pellyn's mouth formed into a wide grin and she nodded. Â "Yeah. Â I'm working on something really neat." she said.
"That's great, but the problem is...you're not giving them back. Â And we're running pretty low." Silvoa said.
Pellyn sighed and hung her head upwards- no, downards. Â "I know. Â I still can't stop them from melting. Â It's really frustrating." she said.
"Melting? Â What exactly are you trying to do?" Silvoa asked.
"I've been lighting them on fire. Â I'm TRYING to get them to STAY that way without turning to melted goo." Pellyn said, clearly irritated.
"If you're trying to burn an enemy's weapons, that's what you want, right?" Silvoa asked.
"No, no, no. Â I want to light OUR stuff on fire, and keep it on fire."
"Because it looks AWESOME."
Silvoa rubbed her forehead. Â Pellyn was always under the impression that their battles were somehow not "fun" enough. Â Silvoa always tried to exlpain that there wasn't SUPPOSED to be anything fun about it. Â They were fighting for their lives. Â They were attacking capable, formidable enemies, and they all might die if things went wrong, which they always could. Â This was war. Â There isn't supposed to be anything fun about it.
"Pellyn, I don't see why that's necessary." she said. Â
"Okay, just- hold on." Pellyn said. Â She spun in mid air, and dropped down to the floor, landing effortlessly. Â She took a step towards Silvoa, Pellyn holding her hands apart in mid air. Â "Okay, so- so you're charging into combat. Â On your bear."
"You got your arm blade things on. Â And you've got your axes drawn, because you're you, and you have both."
"You're terrifying. Â The highblood are shitting themselves, because they know how dead they are."
"Now imagine your axes are on FIRE."
Silvoa stared at Pellyn. Â The grin on Pellyn's face seemed impossibly wide. Â Silvoa looked to the side, picturing the image.
"...I'll find some extra weapons for you to practice on." Silvoa said.