Description

Name: Juliette Liron

Age: 19

Appearance: Juliette has long wavy blonde hair that falls past her waist that she always wears down. She’s about average height and slim, with a dancer and gymnast’s muscles. Her skin is slightly tanned, and she has spring green eyes. She wears loose white off-the-shoulder blouses, short skirts, a corset, and a variety of scarves and cheap jewelry. In colder weather she wears a knee-length cape. She’s always barefoot.

Personality

She’s very confident and can be quite proud and aloof, but usually she’s somewhat of a flirt. She’s pretty easy to get along with, so long as you don’t insult her. She can handle herself well in most situations, including stressful or dangerous ones. She's outgoing but always has a reason for what she's doing- if she approaches you, keep an eye on any valuables you have!

Equipment

Rune: She bears the Rune of Lightning, which looks like a dragon, similar to the picture alone, but its head is located on her left shoulder blade, and the tail ends just below her right ear. It is long and skinny.



Equipment: She carries several razor-sharp daggers hidden in her waistband and one strapped to her leg when she isn’t preforming. Her money pouch is kept tucked into her waistband as well.

History

Juliette is a dancer who travels with a gypsy caravan who travels constantly, usually passing only through richer cities. She performs sword dances and more traditional dances, and also can juggle and throw daggers. She also has a few…less conventional skills, like pickpocketing and lock picking.

She grew up a petty thief in a busy city in Umaine, surviving through picking pockets and eventually moving on to real thievery. Niether of her parents stuck around long, her father having been a solider who left before Juliette was born, and her mother leaving Juliette alone when the girl was four. She was part of a small gang of street kids, supporting each other. When she was seven or so, she approached a gypsy caravan, intrigued by the music and dancing. In a spurt of courage, she asked one of the male dancers if she could travel with them, wanting to see more of the world. They accepted her, and taught her to dance, juggle, and do gymnastics. She’s traveled with them ever since, visiting nearly every country and the major cities. She doesn’t know where the mark on her back came from, and no one in the caravan really cares either. The caravan is like her family, and she loves living as a gypsy.