Guidiribeela

Guidiribeela is an Aztec blood sorceress with a tomboyish attitude, whose name translates to 'bat' in Isthmus Zapotec. Capable of hematemesis, Guidiribeela is a young woman and one of the most terrifying villagers of Itzcacalotl and Donají, and a member of a thieving sect of sacred cults in Zaachila. What makes her so terrifying is her ability to manipulate blood, which she uses mainly as a weapon. Her face is entirely obscured by a verdigris, ancient, ritualistic-looking mask resembling a bat, with the piercing dots of her glowing red eyes glaring behind the pitch-dark void of the mask's eye sockets. The mask features sharp ears and a wide, fang-baring grin. Her right wrist has a vertical open gash wound that her blood can easily flow out of. The tendril-like blood that flows out of Guidiribeela’s wrist, often majestically whirls around her person like ceremonial red ribbons. She wears a traditional Mesoamerican long-skirt at her waist that reaches her ankles separate from her small bat-wing inspired quechquemitl that only narrowly covers her flat chest and leaves her entire bare midriff, tummy, and bellybutton, exposed. She can manipulate her blood into spikes, orbs, objects, etc… She may act imposing but can be a sweetheart when you get to know her. Guidiribeela's build is slim and somewhat skinny yet feminine. She has a flat chest, a fit, curvy backside, and a flat stomach. She has tan, brownish-toned skin and long silky black hair tied into a spiky ponytail.