Lilionne Ragneaux

Apprentice

Lily, La Petite araignée (little spider)

Female

22

137lbs

5ft 8ins

Black with a greenish sheen

Usually worn in a manicured bun

grey-blue

Human

Deathly pale

Incredibly thin, almost bony

None

She fusses over people, (i.e. taking their coat if it’s wet, holding out a glass of water if they’re thirsty, physically comforting them if they’re upset), often moving to help them without their asking. Some people find it unsettling. She also has a habit of appearing places without announcing herself, which people find even more unsettling. She also knits frantically when she’s upset or nervous.

She wants everyone within her reach to be comfortable and well-looked-after.

She invests too much in others, and doesn’t have a terribly thick skin. Especially when it comes to rejection. She isn’t very good at verbally expressing her own needs and desires, and can sometimes become upset when people don’t pick up on them right away.

None that she can accurately describe, but she sometimes gets hunches about people who aren’t any good. Mostly in relation to others.

She’s an excellent judge of character, and has fantastic empathy. She often seems to know exactly what someone needs, when they need it. She’s also a wonderful listener.

Cooking/baking, knitting, sewing, reading, intimate tea parties and coffee klatches .

ESFP-T

Questioning

Dark greens, like Forest or hunter

Bouillabaisse

Her grandmother’s bone china tea service

She loves most animals

Used to work at a craft shop: Hawking yarn, quilt batting, ect.

October 9TH

High School graduate

After her mother was involved in a fatal car accident, her father left a 4-year-old Lilionne with her grandmother. He assured her that, after he settled his wife’s affairs and found them a new home, he would return for her. That was the last time anyone ever saw her father. He seemed to have disappeared completely.

Lilionne’s grandmother took excellent care of her, and taught her to do all kinds of things around the house. Her home was a fine county house, but it was very set-apart from the rest of Eguisheim. She had to walk nearly a mile and a half to take the bus the rest of the way to school. As such, not many friends came to visit.

On her 9th Christmas Eve, her grandmother had a fatal stroke, leaving Lilionne alone in a big, empty house. The snow had fallen very heavily that year, and it was almost six days before an ambulance could come and take the body away. Lilionne covered her in a blanket, put a hot water bottle under her knees, and waited with her the entire time, unsure if her grandmother would pull through, unaware that she had already died.

For almost a week, the house was unnaturally quiet. She’d ran out of things she could eat by the fourth day, and spent two days without. Not very long to an adult, but forever to a child. Eventually she was rescued, so to speak, and put in a foster home. From then on, she had a pretty average life, peppered with nightmares and separation anxiety.

Eguisheim France

Mother: Deceased
Fathers: Missing
Spouses: None
Love interests: TBD
Siblings: None
And children: None

3

9

3

10

3

5

4

5

8

Lune, slumber

Moonlight charging and drinking