Arenglae (prime)
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Appearance
- General Features:
You see Lady Arenglae Amalathia Illistim. She appears to be an Elf. She is average height and has a lithesome, nimble build. She appears to be of a tender age. She has subtly tilted argent-sheened celestial blue eyes and impeccably radiant lotus white skin. She has very long, silvered white hair that falls down her back in an austere style, save for two gathered locks pulled forward to drape over each shoulder. She has a gently sloped aquiline nose and elongated outwardly curved ears. A subtly strong chin offsets the smooth, soft features gently rounding out her face. She is in good shape.
- Hunting Attire
A layer of water surrounds Arenglae and ripples with each movement. You see Lady Arenglae Amalathia Illistim. She appears to be an Elf. Resting elegantly on her head is a glacial blue mithglin crown, the metal surface suffused with snow white undertones. Set along the upper edge of the crown is a line of crystal spikes, the glassy surface of each one carved to appear like an icicle. She is average height and has a lithesome, nimble build. She appears to be of a tender age. She has subtly tilted argent-sheened celestial blue eyes and impeccably radiant lotus white skin. She has very long, silvered white hair teased and twisted into a high bun stabbed by a trio of miniature lacquered sephwir arrows capped by pewter crescent moons, with several stray strands casually framing her face. She has a gently sloped aquiline nose and elongated outwardly curved ears. A subtly strong chin offsets the smooth, soft features gently rounding out her face. She is in good shape. Razor-thin shards of solid ice hang still in the air around her form, each piece glinting in the ambient light. She is wearing a vair-lined cloak of muted azure-on-grey brocatelle, a narrow basket of interwoven glowbark, an eburnean chamois underbust harness over some stark white chamois armor accented with foiled mithglin wisps with an adumbral white falding jupon underneath, some etched mithglin arm greaves, some courtly white silk gloves, a twisted blue vaalin signet ring bearing an elven crest, a front-split alabaster cire silk overskirt featuring snowflake embroidery along the hem with a thigh-length caliginous blue suede underskirt underneath, a cylindrical mithglin quiver containing a bundle of faewood arrows, and a pair of white cotton over-the-knee socks under some sapphire black moulded leather knee-high boots. Flickering near Arenglae is an arctic fox, its luminous figure composed of niveous energy. Ears perked forward and eyes agleam, it sniffs cautiously at the air.
In-Game Artwork
- Absonant
- Sketched in shades of grey and black, the drawing's bleak design is enhanced by the charcoal medium. A leafless mistwood tree serves as the focal point, though within its trunk two skeletal lovers are entwined, their arms blending with the tree's bare branches and their bodies disappearing into the rotted bark. Hashed lines along the bottom of the drawing depict dodder vine choking the life from the tree. Fingerprints and smudges at the top threaten a storm upon the unfortunate pair.
- Perspective
- The scene is framed within an cage-framed window surrounded by bricks shaded with cross-hatched markings. Beyond the window, two angled lines meet at a single point in the distance, indicating perspective from a tall tower. The landscape appears carefully cultivated, though it is clear mounds of snow and ice cover much of the open ground. Additional walls of ice-covered bricks surround what may be frozen gardens, extending in the distance to that single point.
- Woven Web
- Surrounding the page are tangled ropes creating a border-like effect while framing a figure centered within it. Though the figure's features have been shaded by smudged charcoal, it is clear its body had fallen victim to the web of ropes now binding it, its limbs now contorted into unnatural positions and its head twisted at an odd angle. Some ropes hang down from the top of the page, their fibers curled into sinuous patterns, reminiscent of snakes hanging from trees.
