Nexus Character Directory

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Siiva
"I’m going to fix everything, just listen to me!"

Gender: Female, she/her
Species: Human - Infernal Exalt, Horizon Caste
Age: Early 20s

Appearance: Siiva is a tannish-skinned young woman a little below average height with long, messy brown hair and deep green-brown eyes. Her clothes are often worn and self-repaired. Picrew image via alohasushicore.

Siiva's Infernal Caste Mark burns green, an empty half-circle with a starburst erupting from the top. Her anima banner burns ocean-green licked with white flames. At its iconic height, it spews a tower of hellish light skyward and displays a diagram of spheres connected by lines in transcendent, holy order.

Abilities: Siiva is a recently-anointed Infernal Exalt, and as such she wields formidable power. She is particularly skilled at a multitude of handicrafts (including architecture and building construction), at understanding magical forces, at scrutinizing details, and at comprehending various languages. She wields a sort of telekinetic force which visibly manifests as distortions in the air; this telekinetic force is much stronger than her physical might. She can manifest many sorts of tools out of mental force. Her skill with crafting includes completing tasks and projects at outlandish speeds. She can do other things with great speed as well—writing, investigating a scene, or even cleaning.

Siiva is also a capable sorceress of the Terrestrial Circle with a few spells under her belt, capable of summoning demons of Malfeas. One of her favorite spells allows her to manifest a small cloud on which she and a passenger may ride.

Finally, Siiva can manifest her Devil-Body, unraveling her human form into one more befitting her Yozi patron; in her case, she becomes a shifting and occasionally impossible polyhedron of crystal fire and light, making sounds like a glass harp. In this form, her telekinetic force is increased and her senses are expanded.

Personality: Siiva is a bright, energetic, and friendly young lady driven chiefly by compassion. The feelings and well-being of others are often far more important to her than her own comfort and well-being. Imagined, remembered, or even fictional people in distress can cause her to tear up; actually witnessing the plight of others frequently makes her weep openly. However, that open weeping is often paired with a determined pursuit for a solution to the problem at hand. While Siiva is kind and generous, she is not always reasonable or sensible. Frustration eats at her easily, and she is especially hurt when her help is either scorned or, worse, counterproductive. Siiva takes it quite hard when the world cannot be made to fit the order and peace she envisions.