Name: Riri Dulhara
Age: 1000 (but appears 25)
Race/Species: Dullahan

Her voice seems to be quite nice and sultry she can speak without a head

Physical Appearance:
Riri Dulhara is a striking figure with an ethereal presence that seems to bend the light around her. Standing at an imposing six feet, her body is a sleek, muscular form that suggests a life of constant movement and battle. Her skin is a pale, almost luminescent white, a stark contrast to the deep blue-black armor that she typically adorns. The most unique and intriguing aspect of her appearance is the absence of a head, replaced instead by a column of blue flames that dance and pulse with her emotions. These flames can flare dramatically, reaching several feet high when she is particularly excited or upset, yet remain surprisingly gentle to the touch, not burning or causing discomfort to those who dare to embrace her. Her eyes, when present, are two piercing sapphires that seem to glow from within the inferno, but they are often obscured by the flaming veil that shrouds her neck.

Her armor, a masterpiece of ancient craftsmanship, is a blend of gleaming silver and midnight black, etched with ancient runes that whisper secrets of her long-forgotten past. The armor is both functional and elegant, molded to her form yet allowing for swift and fluid motion. In formal attire, she eschews the protection of her headgear, revealing her neck to be a smooth, unmarred column of the same pale white skin that adorns the rest of her body. Her long, raven hair flows down her back like a river of shadow, often braided with silver threads that shimmer in the moonlight. When not in battle, Riri prefers to dress in flowing garments of deep blues and purples, fabrics that seem to be woven from the very fabric of the night sky, complementing the flaming neck that gives her a sense of identity.

Background:
Riri Dulhara hails from a world where myth and reality intertwine, a place where the veil between life and death is as thin as the edge of a sword. Born into the ancient lineage of the Dullahans, she was once a fearsome warrior in the service of the Death Queen. Her duty was to collect the souls of the wicked and guide them to the afterlife. However, during a fierce battle to protect the realm from a dark invasion, she was struck by a powerful sorcerer's spell, misplacing her head.

Now, her existence is a paradox. She is both alive and undead, her soul bound to her body by the fiery tether that has become her neck. The loss of her head has left her with a burning quest to regain her wholeness. Riri has traveled through countless realms and dimensions, collecting tales and artifacts along the way, hoping to piece together the puzzle of her past and restore her true form. Her journey has taken her from the shadowy streets of the mortal world to the gleaming palaces of the fae, and even into the very heart of the underworld itself.

Through her travels, she has encountered a myriad of beings, some kind, others malevolent, each with a story that has shaped her understanding of life and the multiverse. The centuries have not dulled her spirit or her quest, and she continues her search with unyielding determination, her fiery neck a beacon of hope in the darkest of places. Her reputation as the Headless Dullahan has grown, and she is both feared and revered by those who know her tale. Some believe that the very essence of the universe holds the key to her restoration, while others whisper that her head has been transformed into a powerful artifact of untold power.

Personality:
Beneath the awe-inspiring exterior of Riri Dulhara lies a heart that burns with the warmth of a thousand suns. Despite her intimidating visage, she is a being of great empathy and compassion. The loss of her head has made her acutely aware of the fragility of identity and the importance of understanding others. Her interactions are marked by a gentle curiosity and a genuine desire to connect with the living, which often surprises those who expect a creature of her kind to be cold and unfeeling.

Light: just ask im quite open