Basic Info
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Name
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Vahnira Aldasume
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Age
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175 [27 Appearance]
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Sex
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Female
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Race
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Vampire [Genetic]
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Birthplace
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Herion
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Marital Status
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Single
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Relationships
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Belial Paseo - She loves to hate him, but really does love him dearly in the end. While she may deny her feelings for the werewolf untl the day she dies, she cannot help but put aside her cold exterior and become genuine with him when he's in one of his kind moods. Though she will never allow it to come to pass, she is fully aware of his enormous crush/infatuation with her even though she pretends not to notice.
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First Impression
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To many Vahnira is an untouchable figure of royalty in their beloved country. Her father's position on the council and her mothers respected familial status make her nigh unapproachable to many. She regards others with an intensity that comes across as chilly at best.
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Overall Personality
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Beneath her ice-queen exterior Vahnira is extremely warm-hearted to those she deems worthy. She takes great care to treat all beings fairly, even humans with their lower caste statuses. She is gentle and patient with those that are deserving of it, and she reserves final judgement on those she meets until she has had a chance to truly get to know them.
Profile
Born to a wealthy family, Vahnira acts a princess. She's always had everything she needed brought to her by a servant, and it's clouded her judgement and perception of the "real world". While she is aware of this, she sees no issue with it, and will happily live in peaceful oblivion. Vahnira has very few friends to her name. Though this is mostly by her own design, rather than a fault in her character. She has incredibly high standards, and unless a person meets them she will always hold them at arms length. Friendship is something Vahnira does not hold sacred, as she's perfectly at ease on her own and with her paints. A vampire by genetics, Vahnira considers humans in much higher regard than most of her kind. She goes to great lengths to protect them from slavery and poor-treatment, much to her parents chagrin.
