Race: Wild elf

  Class: Married elf (?)

  She is tall and graceful, both wild and elegant. Her jade eyes reflect the depth of a long life, holding stories of experiences few could understand or even truly appreciate. Her long, sun-kissed hair falls gently over strong shoulders and an alluring and curvy body that carries the subtle strength of a warrior, yet retains a softness in its form.

There´s an undeniable femininity in the way she moves, the curve of her figure balanced by her poise and self-assurance. Her expression reveals a quiet confidence, with a spark of curiosity still alive in her gaze. However, when she looks at those who aren't from elven blood, an almost dismissive sense of superiority is easily spotted.




Sheliel was the daughter of the village chief, and as such, she held a strong sense of responsibility and community. Only the sudden disappearance of her mate, with whom she had shared a love that spanned centuries, would push her to abandon her home in search of answers.


Random facts about her:

One of her biggest desires is to be a mother, but she has been unable to conceive with her mate.

She would like for her mate to be more aggressive, but he is really gentle.

She once killed a marauding orc and looked under his loincloth after. She was really agitated by what she found




Lights:



Whites:

Orcs and Goblins, drows, dub-con, corruption, raceplay, slavery, loving masters or mistresses with just the right amount of cruelty against her (this is important, I don`t like fully rape approaches, make her want it, just abusing her is a turn off for me), being tricked, drugged, being marked and collared, forced to wear sexy outfits, moral degeneration (!)
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Yellows: Rape (ask OOC first, but honestly if there is a 99 % chance I don`t want it)

Red: Weird races and weird stuff, scat, children. If I`m roleplaying by whispers with someone I don`t like, people trying to butt into it unless I invite them myself


Tell Friendly ( Within reasons, please don`t be rude) For a first meeting, I rather have an OOC approach)