Sirin

Age: 22
Height: 5’8
Occupation: General, Vessel for the God of Luck (Compromised). Lady-in-Waiting (formerly) , Princess

Personality: When Sirin was younger, she would’ve been considered a ‘proper’ lady of the court's, soft spoken, kind dainty and beautiful. Having to command an army of mostly men of various backgrounds and proclivities since she was 17 however, caused a somewhat drastic change in her ‘ladylike’ personality…

While she is horribly terrified of fighting, of holding other’s lives in her hands, she’s even more afraid of failure and the disappointment and disapproval that’d bring from the ones she loves dearest, and besides that some of her suitors-many of whom she’s rather fond of are in the army she commands, she can’t let them die. So even if she’s shaking in her boots or on the verge of wetting herself she’ll put on a mask of fearless determination and confidence to lead the charge, and this unfortunately translates out of the battlefield.

She was to be wed, she was to have a loving man embrace her, and now both her and her suitors and hundreds of other men are locked in training, grueling combat or just marching through the hot sun. When the Generals womanly needs come knocking, they all affectionately refer to her as the ‘she beast’ this has never ever lead to anything other than compromising situations and extreme embarrassment, followed by a million apologies and a lot of horny weeping.

She accepts dares, wrestles with the men and even drinks with them. Her manners have dropped, but not completely, if she could return to the life she had before, she’d do so gladly, but odds are she’d never quite be the same with the experience’s she’s had, but at her core she’s a kind, loving Princess who adores her kingdom and all the people within, and is ruthless to those who would see it destroyed.

Background: Sirin’s upbringing is a poet's dream, she had an adoring and loving father and mother who happened to be the king and queen of the country. Being a princess, she never wanted for anything, especially since she was raised explicitly for the reason to bear heirs future heirs and ensure that their bloodline continued. No expense was spared or shortcut taken when raising her, she was instructed in fine dining, how to curtsy...how to breath in corsets. The list really goes on, but the point was to get her married off as soon as possible to a good husband and to have children.

However, the best of plans have failed miserably, and due to a grave mistake, her brother, who was the current heir was gravely injured in a foolhardy duel. He wasn’t killed, but he was however, crippled and thus unfit for his duties as General. They weren’t about to send him off to his death, nor were they going to risk the heir. But someone of royal lineage needed to take up the mantle, it was tradition. An incredibly stupid tradition, but a tradition nonetheless, so Sirin was thrown out of her fancy dresses and all the skills she learned like how to properly hold a tea cup and how to properly array the silverware-was rendered useless.

This was an incredibly strange world she was suddenly thrust into, she was the first woman to be in command of the army, at least directly. The queen sometimes sent orders from the capital, but to have a woman, let alone the princess leading the entire army was a little odd for everyone involved, and there wasn’t the time or manpower to properly train or inform her either. She had to make wild guesses from her times playing…..chess(which, she wasn’t very good at.). Her suitors had to take a step back now that her duties lied elsewhere, much to their dismay and her own, but she had to have a strong face at least, or the troops would lose morale at seeing their commander in duress at her position.

Unfortunately for Sirin, her family and kingdom weren’t the only ones affected by this sudden shift, the plans of a god had been foiled as well in all of this, and he is now exerting all of his power to keep her and her armies alive. The God of Luck who had kept an eye on the kingdom for a long time had decided that the king and queen had been fair, if strict in their judgement and treatment of people, so he had thus decided to grant a blessing on their daughter who was to carry the bloodline forward. Fertility, fine suitors, a bountiful puberty, and overall good fortune. Unfortunately, luck in and of itself is a wildcard, for all the good fortune she had growing up, it all balanced out when she finally came of age. Now that she is in such a compromising position, he has to make sure the bad side of luck doesn’t strike again, and that his blessing doesn’t get turned on its head. He wouldn’t want to be blamed for the destruction of an entire kingdom and its royal bloodline now, would he? On top of all the other blessings he had given Sirin, his ultimate ‘blessing’ was that he intended for her to be the the creator of the first demigods, her body and soul in and of themselves are divine, and she was to bear the greatest prince(s) or princess(s) in the world. But now there’s several wrenches in that cog now, and even then, would these demigods have been the greatest heros, or the greatest tyrants?




OOC
No in character approaches.
Sirin is meant for low to high fantasy settings, she can fit in others with proper discussion beforehand though.
She can be played as a futa/herm/whatever you want to call it. Just ask me about it.
'Luck' is the constant catch 22 with this character, it can cause her morality to twist or any number of situations to occur(as it can affect those around her as well), so she's a tad flexible in that regard. An example would be an intense lust for one of her lovers for some inexplicable reason turning into ravenous hunger.

Alt of Renael, part of TheRungsOfHeaven