Age: 16
Arle Silvana Nadja is a studious young apprentice mage whose favorite place to be is at school learning new things and testing her abilities. She is considered rather tomboyish in her home world because of her somewhat fiery personality and competitive spirit, as well as her interests in learning spells that were known to be more popular among the boys growing up. Generally rather down-to-earth, she often winds up playing the straight man to her world's madness. Arle is proud of her power to the point of arrogance at times and is known to be rather snarky when dealing with objectionable fellows. Because of a long and frankly ugly history of very violent and possessive ...suitors, Arle tends to be easily frustrated with any unwanted attention she receives. She also isn't very good at taking care of herself because of her lack of parents growing up, being an egregiously bad cook with the exception of a few recipes she has managed to get down and lacking quite a few other home keeping skills. To put it in her own words, she still feels like a kid.Gender: Female Height: 5'2'' (158 cm) Weight: 101.4 lbs (46 kg) Body Type: Pear, Lithe Voice Ref: Sailor Moon Arle has been stalked and preyed upon by a myriad of characters including incubi, ancient wizards, creepy molester cosplayers and Satan himself, all of whom wanted in her skirt rather aggressively. She has also fought a tanuki that used its testicles as a weapon. (CERO, the Japanese ESRB, did not exist at the time many of her games were made. I'm not even playing any of this up. Stuff's weird yo) She has always vehemently denied every advance made on her, but whether this is because the people making those advances are creepy as hell because she's legitimately uninterested in a relationship or because it turns out she's gay is unknown. (Hint: It's a bit of all three) |
Arle grew up in a small tropical village beset by Amazon inspired rainforests and mountains. Technology not only wasn't a thing but wasn't a word. However, her travels would eventually take her across time and space, from the isolated land of not-quite-modern Primp and the more modern world of Suzuran, inspired by Japan. But back to the beginning--Arle's journies started at the age of 4 after she was left with her grandmother for a while following her father's disappearance, allowing her mother to go searching for him. She got lost in the woods near her grandmother's house while doing chores and came across a group of forest fairies that offered to teach her how to cast magic, granting her a method of defending herself. She was forced to fight dozens of monsters while lost in the forest before eventually escaping. Her newfound somewhat impressive magical aptitude earned her a place in a magic kindergarten with very questionable ethics and absolutely no concept of child safety. At the end of her kindergarten year she was tasked with a quest by her teacher that had her traveling across the region, fighting a myriad of sometimes terrifying monsters and demons in horrifyingly dangerous locations such as: an ancient tomb full of the undead, inside a giant fish's belly, a dragon's roost, the aptly named "Valley of Death" and the actual Dark Prince Satan's wizard tower of no return. This culminated in her taking on a lich known as the Rot Wizard, who had an army of frankly nightmarish mana-eating insectoid parasites called the rot to his name. She was able to triumph all of these challenges and more, however, successfully graduating the most hardcore kindergarten ever contrived with nothing more than a fresh set of trauma and some pretty sick bragging rights to her name. At some point between graduating kindergarten and the next game in her series, Arle's mother vanished under mysterious circumstances that are never really mentioned. Growing up and continuing with her education, Arle would find that she never did quite escape the demons of her past--literally. Satan, along with several other disreputable rivals, eventually became obsessed with her and began stalking her unrelentingly across time and space, much to Arle's bewilderment and chagrin. Some of them wanted to take her power for their own, while others wanted her hand in marriage. Others still just wanted her gone. Thankfully, she was considered a prodigy among humankind and was able to check their every advance. That is until she invaded a sacred shrine and went up against deity known as The Phantom God. Completely unable to stand up to it, she was struck down and nearly killed immediately, saved only by the sacrifice of one of her rivals, a form of penance for having been spared by her previously. After meeting one of her spectral ancestors, a powerful mage who had risen to demigod status during the war between heaven and hell, Arle was taught how to find and procure the "Rulers Mantle" a breastplate that would help protect her from the Phantom God's Divine Magic, and given a hand-me-down staff that allowed her to stand up to the Phantom God, demonstrating her worthiness to it through a lengthy battle. By doing this, she was able to claim a legendary artifact named the "Seraphim Orb", though she declined to use it for anything other than reviving her fallen friends at the time and therefore never learned how to properly use it. During the following spring break, Arle found herself on the bad side of a vampire named Count, who managed to charm her. Luckily, her classmate and best friend at the time Rulue came to her aid and fought her to break her free from Count's spell, with the two venturing onwards to slay him for terrorizing the populace. From there, Arle "mysteriously" ceased to age after some multiversal shenanigans she doesn't actually remember involving some old enemies and friends picking fights with her and a war between heaven and earth that she wound up being the star of. She then went on an involuntary world hopping spree, which had her making lots of new friends and enemies alike. Most noteworthy was an eldritch, amorphous space-time traveler by the name of Ecolo that possessed her for a time for his amusement, turning her against her friends. However, he was eventually beaten out of her and she remains free to continue adventuring to this day. |
Long-Term Adventure RP (Switch) I like character development and interesting story! Best paired with a healthy sprinkling of vore here and there, and my interest balloons if the villains invoke the sexism, subverted idea listed below. Much like that, I open my mind slightly to types of vores I wouldn't normally go for when the RP is long-term, such as male predators. I would prefer that any long term RP take place in a fantasy universe, as opposed to a modern or sci-fi one.
Sexism, Subverted (Pred/Switch)I love RPs where sexism is used to create a really hateable villain for me to knock down at a later time. Especially when there's a bit of corniness to it all and poetic justice. For these purposes, this is where I'm most likely to open up to the idea of male predators. I'm very open to them doing things to Arle I wouldn't normally like, assuming she survives somehow to get her revenge. Open to be paired with other ideas.
Coming Out Story (Switch)Arle is gay, but I often portray her as not knowing ths. As far as she knows, she's straight but just hasn't found right time or person. She knows girls she likes, but hasn't com to terms with the idea that her feelings might be romantic, and might be quite flustered by the idea. She might need a little help there! This plot is exclusive to humans or people who look almost entirely human due to its nature.
Tabletop Campaigns (Switch)Need a cute mage girl who might ocassionally eat people for a game? Hit me up! I'm widely available and happy to adapt Arle for any system provided she is allowed to eat characters roughly people sized and someone is willing to help me with character creation and learning. I'd be most comfortable in a fantasy setting, though multiversal and fandom settings are also fine ideas! I'm down for 1 on 1 campaigns and I'm also down for traditional group campaigns. As far as the lewd vs story ratio goes, I'm most comfortable with around 20-30% lewd. Or to be slightly less reductive about it, I like a good story first with some lewdness either as part of the story or tacked on.
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