Infernia Symphonia

By Boido no dakugeitsu

• March 31, 2014

Age: 23

Gender: Female

Species: Unicorn

Appearance: Fire brick coat with distinct fox like yellow eyes. Her mane is long and spiky as it divides into nine separate strands and platinum white with a crimson flame design that canvases all her hair, otherwise her hair is white with random red streaks. Her tail is the same colors as her mane, and it is raised separated into nine tails that have a flame design at their tips. She also mysteriously wears welding goggles she never uses.

Cutie Mark: A cluster of crystals that have pleasant swirls about them. She can sensitively detect the pitch and quality from instruments and effectively fine tune them, allowing her to fine tune a crystal's size and shape to emit near flawless music.

Personality: Clear and focused, keeps to herself and stays distant from everyone else. As she is very sarcastic in nature, she tends to not speak at all unless something pertinent requires attention, otherwise she communicates through gestures and simple words, or through a writing medium (notebook, computer etc.) Usually it's a surprise to everyone when she actually speaks as most think she's a mute. In the extremely rare event that she does speak, someone messed up and she is either notifying everyone, or just has something grim/dark to say. Her eyes let you know she is silently judging your every action.

Backstory: She had always loved music and was particularly fascinated with the sounds produced by finely attuned crystals. After deciding to take a visit to the Crystal empire to study the crystals that lay there she hoped to discover the perfect resonance of sound from the native crystals. She recently acquired a black notebook entitled DeathNote, a thin book with seemingly endless pages. While it is unknown what is written in the notebook it is obviously very important as without it she gets very lost and disoriented, escalating into rage and destructive behavior with extended time away from the notebook settling almost instantly upon discovery of the book.