Name: Liriael (has no last name)

Nickname: Liri

Age: Young immortal, at least relatively.

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Role: Student (and informal school nurse, because shit happens)

Race: Angel (Seraphim, technically, but who's keeping track?)

Gender: Female

Appearance: Liriael comes with all the angelic prerequisites: the hair of spun gold, the sky-blue eyes, the freakishly smooth, soft skin. Stereotype, thy name is Liri. For the most part, she doesn't walk around with her wings; who'd want all that extra bulk in the way? 5'5" with a wingspan of nearly nine feet.

Personality: Hardworking, intelligent, and perhaps surprisingly dry-witted, Liri has an acerbic life-view that hints that Heaven may not be all it seems. Other than that, find out in the IC.

Likes:
*Studying
*Peace and quiet
*People (she can't help it)
*music and dance
*animals (she REALLY can't help it)

Dislikes:
*evil (obviously)
*stupidity
*wanton violence
*grievous bodily harm

Abilities: Liri is virtually indestructible, one of many fringe benefits of working for the big man upstairs, so to speak. She can be cut, maimed, etc, but has a self-healing ability that would make anyone jealous. Luckily, she can extend the same talent to help others. She's actually compelled to, by virtue of her position. She can't not help someone who needs her, unless they are purely and completely malevolent or bent on killing someone else, and even then it causes her physical pain to resist. She's pretty good with a spear, and can if required manipulate the divine light (essentially an elemental magic attack).

Love Interest: N/A

History: Surprisingly, being a Seraphim is pretty darn boring, and there isn't much to tell. She made a bet with Metatron (though what it was she refuses to say) and lost. Her payment is attending the school for the duration of however long a typical student spends there. Go figure.

Other: Her presence is a calming influence (even for people who dislike her kind), and this is not something she can consciously control. It is possible to resist this influence if one is inclined, but that's really not the point.