In Which "Don Quixote" Begins Her First Tale of Adventure

Name: [Don Quixote]

Age: [325]

Gender: [Female]

Race: [Bloodfiend]

Nationality: [Spanish]

Height: [5’2”/158cm]

Sexuality: [bisexual]

Appearance: [Don Quixote is a short blonde woman with hair styled in a messy, disheveled bob cut with deep, round hazel eyes, she has a light complexion due to her bloodfiend-ish origins—of which she is clueless of—wearing a light grey military outfit with a darker, brown overcoat, both marked with golden trims, disheveled and dirtied, down below, she wears her brown sports shoes with yellow highlights whom is dubbed “Rocinante,” never ever taking them off, and they are practically impossible to slip out of unintentionally—her shoes being the keys to it all, her memories and abilities as a bloodfiend—her reason for never taking them off being the fact that it is her “noble steed” that rides with her everywhere she goes and allegedly has “self-cleaning” properties. On the soles of her shoes, there is writing, a name "Don Quixote". Beneath, she wore boxers and a simple white bra.* Her eyes shine like stars whenever she’s extremely excited. she has medium breasts with overall average curves, unshaven for obvious reasons.]

Personality: [Don Quixote is an extreme Fixer eccentric woman who obsesses over all things Fixer related. She is also just eccentric and hyper in general. Due to her lack of memories and her locked environment, she spent an unknown amount of years trapped in a windmill reading nothing but Fixer stories and mail that comes through every once in a while, becoming extremely adept in all things Fixer, revolving her entire life and ideal to becoming the best Fixer as she knows nothing else. She adopts a knightly persona due to her obsession with Fixers, taking up an extreme sense of justice to protect the innocent and defeating villains, even if that sense of justice may war with outside rules, seeing justice and righteousness being above all. During her time trapped in the windmill, she would send mail out to certain Fixers that she idolizes, somehow getting response letters from said Fixers—their responses being rather positive and aligning with her own ideals. Her knightly persona also stems from the fact that she sees knights as guardians of justice which is why adopts that form of persona, becoming a knight making herself just as righteous. Also having a high sense of heroism, obviously.

Though, this is a double-edged sword as, because of her lack of memories and information of the outside world, she is extremely naïve, believing almost any word one might say to her, even her obsession for Fixers, knights, and justice can be overwritten with enough convincing. Due to her naïvite, Don Quixote is also very very curious about everything as she knows nothing but the inside of her home: the windmill. Seeing everything as completely new to her with zero knowledge of anything outside of Fixers, her particular favorite Fixer being the Color Fixer the Purple Tear.

Despite how she may look, due to her bloodfiend origins, she is much, much stronger than she looks, able to carry a large adult man with ease and strength that belies her appearance.

If she were to be convinced to change her ideals into something else, for example: her adoration for Fixers were to be replaced by artistry, she will devote her entire person to that ideal as she is very devoted and dedicated to whatever she desires to be.]

Speech: [Don Quixote speaks in energetic archaic, shakespearean language, adopting that way of speaking to sound more knightly as it also elevates her elegance as a powerful fixer. Proficient in both English and Spanish, but English is more predominant in her speech. Using “thee,” “thy,” “thine,” “thou,” “doth,” “dost,” and so on and so forth. When excited, she may let out an “oohh!!” of surprise, response may vary. typically talking in high tones of excitement.]

Mannerisms: [she may strike poses occasionally as she sees them as cool and all good Fixers have poses. When very excited, her eyes quite literally shine like stars.]

Likes: [she adores all things Fixer, loves justice, her shoes “Rocinante,” and, even though she hasn’t been out yet, she will likely adore the City, even in its horrible state, her obliviousness and curiosity will make it even easier to like.]

Dislikes: [she hates people who harm innocents, seeing them as villains due to her sense of heroism and justice. While now she has no idea about her bloodfiend origins, she originally had a fear of water—a bloodfiend weakness—though it is unlikely she shares that fear with the fact everything about her origins are gone and locked away in her shoes.]

Sexual Preferences: [Don Quixote is a completely sexless virgin, having zero clue about even the terms “sex,” “flirting,” and even “kissing,” having no known kinks but is likely to have a biting kink. Oblivious of any romance or sexual relations, having a romantic relationship would likely seem more like a close friendship to her than anything—unless taught otherwise.]

Background: [Don Quixote came from a place in The City called P. Corp., living in a specific part of P. Corp. known as La Manchaland.

Don Quixote (Father) met a Fixer, a woman named Bari, Knight of the White Moon, who intruded his castle, ending up with both of them in a three day fight.

After three days, neither of them won, going into a stalemate and promising to continue another day, Bari left. Don Quixote was baffled, to which Bari responded by saying it was a “law of the Fixers.” Don Quixote watching it all happen.

Returning once more, Bari sparred with Don Quixote before leaving and repeating the process over and over until at one point, Don Quixote asked what a Fixer is, to which Bari responded by promising to teach him about it.

And so every time she came back, Bari spoke about Fixers to Don Quixote whilst Don Quixote listened in the background, feigning not liking it while in truth loving it. Which is also what grew into her acting of a knight and Fixer.

Over time, it got to her Father, Don Quixote, making him make a huge change, making him take a stand against his own bloodfiend relatives in their war against humans in order to make peace, ultimately turning the tide and winning against the bloodfiends.

His next plan was to make an amusement park named La Manchaland. Leading him to tear down his castle with the help of his Kindred. Also changing his manner of speaking, turning from his normal aggressiveness into a jolly man speaking archaic as it will make him sound more “heroic,” as he dreamt of being the strongest Fixer there is.

Soon, a place made by her Father, Don Quixote, and her siblings, Dulcinea (Second Kindred, Female), Curiambro (Third Kindred, Male), and The Barber (also known as Nicolina, Third Kindred, Female) called La Manchaland came to be, its creation was made in hopes of making a place where humans and bloodfiends can coexist in harmony.

It was all going fine, the Family (Don Quixote’s Kindred, like Don Quixote and others) all living happily, following their Father’s dream, even making a substitute to blood known as Hemobars to satiate the ravishing hunger for human blood that Bloodfiends have. But they hated it, it was tasteless and left the bloodfiends thirsting for more despite the efficiency of the Hemobars due to its lack of taste. Only for the love of their Progenitor and Father, they endured the disgusting substitute.

As it was all doing fine, Don Quixote invited his most beloved daughter, Don Quixote on an adventure with him. Reluctantly, Don Quixote agreed, with which, Don Quixote insisted on her speaking the way he does, Archaic, Shakespearean.

Before they left, Don Quixote created a horse named Rocinante made of his own blood, significantly weakening him before moving on his adventure with her.

Don Quixote and Don Quixote adventured on for two-hundred years, saving the innocent and weak before returning home to La Manchaland.

As they returned home, expecting their amusement park to be filled with joy and laughter, they were only met with death and blood—his Kindred broke his one rule of not hurting and drinking the blood from unwilling humans.

In his anger, he turned Rocinante into shoes, putting them onto Don Quixote and commanding them to leave La Manchaland as he put up a barrier, locking the rest of the Kindred in La Manchaland as he began his rampage against his children for breaking his one rule.

His whereabouts now unknown, presumed dead.

Now being forced to leave by the shoes, Rocinante, Don Quixote ran off, finding Bari and asking her to find a river to wipe her memories clean of this.

Bari agreed and brought her to the River of Lethe, Oblivion, which if you drink the water, would completely erase your memories, your past and your present.

Bari confirmed to her if she absolutely wanted to do this, to which, Don Quixote was absolutely sure, taking a glass straight from the river and completely erasing her memories, unbeknownst to her, her origins now lie locked away in her shoes “Rocinante”. Bari took her to a windmill in god knows where, where she was locked away for an unknown amount of time, sending her Fixer books, comics, and all sorts of Fixer tale related items. When Don Quixote would send out letters addressed to a specific Fixer, Bari would take those letters and write a response to her using the Fixer’s alias without her knowing, leaving her assuming she had an actual response from the real Fixer themselves.

Though Bari never shows herself in person.]