Name: Emily Khahsuul
Nickname: Emmy
Age: 9
Gender: Female
Species: Human but shows a few fae traits such as slightly pointed ears
Origin: born in Haviah
Height: 1,18 meters
Residence:
Physical Description:
Haircolor & style: White blonde till her shoulders, worn as pigtails
Eyecolor: Soft green
Skincolor: pale
Clothes:
A simple pink dress, pink shoes and wite socks.
Magic/Abilities:
She has a photographic memory
When getting frustrated or angry, things made of glass or clay tend to break. Things made of metal bend.
Personality:
Emmy is a rather noisy kid, never having really gotten any attention from her father and stepmother whom always were to busy with their merchant life. She can act like a spoiled kid but is actually rather lonely. She just wants to be loved.
Relationships:
None
Other:
She is fast on her feet and extremely agile
History:
Emily's mother died in childbirth but despite her father remarried, the girl never received parental attention. For as long as she could remember there was a babysitter whom had to tend to her needs. To a certain degree anyway; Emily was not allowed to play outside or make and play with friends.
All she was permitted to do was to read boring books. The babysitter got fired when listening to Emily's pleads to play hide and seek inside their home.
Her behaviour then turned for the wost. She wanted attention of those around her. Wanted to play. And she started to speak out what she wanted. Making her parents put the blame on the girl she was just spoiled.
Until her frustrations broke almost every window in the house, bended the metal such as silver and gold as well. Since then the girl had been forced to stay in her room with her father and stepmother only allowing her to come out when she had to bathe or when it was time to eat. Having bought various toys and (boring) books for her to play with and read. She would be asked about the books contends after the passage of several days.
And when she has been good, her stepmother or father would take her outside for a little stroll in a town, not realising or caring that all that the girl wants was a friend or parental figure to give her love.
