Lethe

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Lethe
they/them | ? yrs

Perhaps once a revered being, a drake of seraphic nature, Lethe has become a shell of their former self after losing half of their soul. Patches of flowers and petals have sprouted from their body in an attempt to stitch together their unstable form. With no memory of their former self, Lethe laments the hole in their heart, wandering without a purpose, nor any idea of how to find one.



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melancholic aloof temperamental

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Design Notes
  • Please don't forget the strand of hair in the front of their face/left eye!
  • Regarding the flowers, their placements do not have to be exact; petals can be added or removed. They may be a single color or a gradient. Refer to the full gallery image for color swatches.
    The flowers are intended to be hydrangeas, but can be interpreted as forget-me-nots or as indescript/generic flowers.
  • Their right eye (generally our/viewers' left) is replaced with a patch of flowers.
  • The size of their wings can be exaggerated or made smaller to accommodate art styles.