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[growlies]

✥ NAME & DEVICE USERNAME: Red
✥ CANON: Original - inspired by Monsterhearts: tabletop rpg
✥ ONE-LINE PITCH: Cerberus turned teenage hall monitor
✥ DEAD / ALIVE / IT'S COMPLICATED: It's complicated.
✥ ARC OF ARRIVAL: Sky whale
✥ INVENTORY:

✘ Cigarettes
✘ Flask
✘ Hall monitor vest
✘ 25340 coins from MH shenans

see your soul
✥ Red's Ability: As Cerberus, Red is able to sense other people's souls. They usually appear to her kind of like an aura - color and scent and feeling all mixed into one. Given she's not in the Underworld anymore, this can easily be explained away as something she can't do here if you don't want your character's soul to be seen and you can also specify exactly what (if anything) she gets from it so it can be as vague as you'd like.
✥ About Red Given Red is made of the Cerberus of the Underworld and a teenage soul (she doesn't know that part), she will give off magic/dead/ancient vibes to anyone who can sense that. No permission needed!
✥ Can Red see/sense your character's soul? Y/N
✥ If yes, please describe it: You can describe it in terms of colors, scents, vibes, whatever you'd like, and what she'd be able to sense from those colors or scents. Make it as vague or specific as you want.

i.e. if I wasn't playing Wrath and I wanted her to see his soul (tho who knows if the devil has one of his own), I'd say his soul is black and gold, smells of brimstone and power, feels of cold and war and death and many unspeakable things. Feel free to flavor it how ever you want!

Comments

[matermali]

Amusingly, Persephone fits some of the themes. Sought after by lord of the underworld, ends up becoming mistress/queen of the underworld; Vanessa's story in a nutshell, but that might be too on-point for your taste. Hecate is another interesting option. I've forgotten so many ancient Greek deities.

I would normally look to the more primordial gods, but I'm not sure any of the Titans fit... Damn, why the ancient Greeks gotta have so many gods?

[growlies]

From my research, it seems like Lamia might be the most direct translation. "In the Vulgate, Saint Jerome translated Lilith, the spirit in Isaiah 34:14 who conceived by Adam a brood of monsters, as lamia, thus sealing Lamia's image as a seductress in the Christian imagination."

However, I can also keep it vague since it's obviously not a direct translation, but definitely sensing the god-like soul within is the most important part.

[matermali]

Lamia! I love that.