Intolerant of most people and can be very derisive, being quite rude and condescending to essentially everybody they interact with.

TW-ish for experimentation and blood mention

Captured at a very young age, they were given the experiment name Subject: 2397 (later to rename themselves as Kyrie), they were brought to an underground facility that captured and experimented on rare species. Trying to mutate them into powerful bioweapons to use in wars. As a child, Kyrie had long hair that reached their mid back with cut straight bangs that covered the top half of their face. They wore a light blue hospital gown that was tied around the back, leaving room for their cape and tail.

One of the first experiments on the young Czylph was implanting a parasite in the child that caused them to grow wings from their back, seen as a failed subject due to the wings being very petite and unable to fly as expected.

Kyrie is able to grow his wings at will, they tear through their back leaving very painful scars. The young child would often vomit and pass out from pain when forced to retract his wings from his body.

Despite the damage they inflict on themselves in doing so they were able to learn how to use their feathers to their advantage, able to shoot them from their wings at the cost of the follicles bleeding if not careful.

Once their feathers are spent it takes days to grow back, they are not able to retract their old feathers to their body once used and grows a completely new plumage.

Kyrie is rarely seen with their wings out, but the scars on their back are very noticeable.

Later they were experimented in elemental abilities, learning how to wield fire and grow flowers on their body. They weren't very good at it and would often burn themselves or cause flowers to form internally which lead to them vomiting petals.

Kyrie was 17 when they managed to escape this hell during an experiment gone wrong with one of the other subjects, that subject accidentally self destructing and causing an explosion so powerful it destroyed nearly 25% of the facility.

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