The One Who Doesn't Add Up

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Cisgender woman (she/her)

Sybil Victoria Constantine
Her actual surname is Miller, but she found it boring and wanted a more vibrant stage name.

Syb, Miss Constantine

Of Virtues and Verities

Sybil

Prophetess

Syh-bull

Victoria

Victory

Vic-tor-ee-uh

Constantine

Steadfast

Con-stan-teen

Human

Tall, slender with some curves.

Average

Light

5'9"

Medium brown

Brown

Usually either in one or two braids. When down, it falls to her waist.

None

A few small beauty marks across her face, tends to wear dark red lipstick.

Sybil's true personality can be difficult to discern, due to her persona being a bit of a mask. The persona of Sybil Constantine is disaffected, flirty, and flighty, whereas the real Sybil is a bit more grounded. She can be quite ruthless, and isn't above getting her hands dirty. She enjoys the nice things in life, and has an almost impossibly good voice that may or may not have had ties to the deaths of nearly everyone at her first place of employment. Sybil is trying to rebuild a life for herself after the fire, but her desire to be liked and to be seen as more than her (potential) mistake lead to a series of white lies that do not increase people's trust in her.

Singing, very charismatic, can more than hold her own in a fight.

To make a new life for herself

Singing, horseback riding.

Self-centered, petty, vain, manipulative, a bit of a compulsive liar, dishonest. Can come off as very grating. Chainsmoker.

Her white fur coat.

Oswald van Arbor
Frederico Friedman
Vera Noven

Vera Noven

None of note, she ran away from her aunt and uncle at a young age.

Lynx

An almost dagger-like knife

Singer

Red

Blueberries

Sybil's parents died when she was young, and her aunt and uncle took her in. They were very strict, and Sybil rotated between their house and a boarding school until she ran away at fifteen, having finally had enough of their overbearing stifling. She joined a group of performers who traveled from bar to bar, and tried to make do. One night, after being tired of constantly taking the back seat to her more talented co-stars, Sybil spent the entire night praying to whoever would listen for a voice that was better than all of the other women's combined. Her wish was granted. The bar that she and her troupe had been performing at burned to the ground a day later. Sybil, assuming that their deaths had been some sort of cruel "payment" for her new talent, ran away and struck out on her own, only to return a few years later as a much more mature and confident woman, and be confronted on her involvement.

Decent. Her parents were very poor, and she lacked a solid education for the first five or six years of her life. She had trouble focusing in school, and found that the strictness of boarding school made learning more difficult for her.

November 1st

Art credit to the makowka character maker II Picrew by makowka

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