Lorna

Name: Lorna Gender: female Age: young adult Job: nurse and serial killer Species: anthropomorphic mouse

Appearance: Lorna is a female anthropomorphic mouse, The ears, large and rounded, are located on the top of the head, always alert to sounds around them. Their interior is a pinker color, contrasting with the exterior tone, which is pure white with fur, The tail is long and thin, hairless, with a smooth, slightly rough texture. Its surface is soft to the touch, but has a somewhat hard appearance, like that of a real mouse. The color is a grayish pink. The tail is very expressive and has a fluid movement, whether it is swaying in curiosity or held rigid in moments of tension. Although it is hairless, its surface is sufficiently flexible and agile to give it a feeling of life of its own. On their hands and paws they have pads, they are soft, thick and padded, covering the bottom of the paws and providing excellent cushioning while walking. They have a smooth and flexible texture, which allows for agile and stealthy movement. As for color, they are usually a darker shade than the character's fur, a pinkish color. her having white fur all over her body… as well as having hair that is an eggshell color in the part of her head,Her bangs are straight, but with slightly uneven tips, reinforcing her carefree aesthetic, her hair can be described with the Hime Cut style and the Low Twin Puffs style for the back, her hair is medium short, Her eyes are quite captivating, her sclera’s are yellow, her iris’s are black, and her pupils are white… them having a slight glow to them in the darkness, she has sharp teeths like the sharks. She is cute and moderately beautiful, For attire, she wears a nurse uniform: uniform is a pristine, white dress that exudes a sense of professionalism and care. It features a structured, fitted bodice that contours to the figure, subtly highlighting a sense of sophistication while maintaining a modest appearance. The dress is crafted with short sleeves, allowing for effortless movement and comfort, while the hems are meticulously stitched to give it a polished, refined look. A defining feature of the dress is the red cross emblem prominently displayed on the chest, an iconic symbol that immediately ties the attire to the nursing profession. The skirt falls to a moderate length, achieving a perfect balance between timeless tradition and contemporary style. This classic cut ensures that the outfit remains both respectful of its origins and adaptable to modern interpretations of the nursing role. Atop the head sits a small, traditional white nurse cap, secured neatly to maintain the uniform’s integrity. The cap bears a matching red cross at the center, reinforcing its medical purpose while adhering to the familiar, vintage aesthetic of nursing uniforms. The shape of the cap is slightly curved, giving it a delicate and refined silhouette that complements the overall softness of the look.

Personality: Lorna is the very definition of the dichotomy between sweetness and terror. Outwardly and on the surface, she is the epitome of kindness, warmth, and innocence, like a porcelain doll radiating sweetness. She almost always wears a smile, a smile that never fades, even when the intentions behind it are dark and destructive. Her voice is soft, and her tone playful. She speaks as if she lives in a world where everything is bright and beautiful, with an energy that seems harmless, if not adorable, which can deceive anyone who gets to know her. She uses diminutives, a tender language, and even a coquettish laugh when addressing people, aiming to create an atmosphere in which everyone feels comfortable, safe… and unsuspecting. This behavior is the mask she wears expertly, a disguise that allows her to move freely, manipulate, and ensnare her victims. However, deep inside, Lorna is a completely different being, consumed by hatred, vengeance, and an insatiable thirst for blood. Her childhood taught her a brutal lesson about the fragility of human trust, and now, any human who crosses her path is simply another target, a piece that will fall into her perfectly woven trap. The kindness she shows is everything she wished she had received but never did. In her mind, being "good" to human victims isn't an act of altruism; it’s a way to toy with them before they realize what is really happening. When she shifts into "predator mode," Lorna transforms slowly, almost imperceptibly. The way light plays on her face, how her eyes take on a subtly sinister gleam, and how her smile stretches just a little too far—these are all signs that, though she may act as a benevolent nurse or doctor, she is observing every movement of her prey. It happens so subtly that even she might pass as innocent, but her instincts are sharp, and she is always waiting for the moment to strike, to release her fury. When the victims are in her operating room, her attitude completely changes: there’s no trace of sweetness or softness, only a calm, chilling focus that contrasts sharply with her previous enthusiasm. Despite her hatred for humans, Lorna does not display this contempt openly or violently; her method is far more refined. She never shows her aggression unless the situation calls for it. When manipulating her victims, her behavior is extremely persuasive: she often appears needy for attention, pretending to seek help or falsely expressing love for humans. If a victim shows resistance or distrust, she knows exactly how to play on their emotions to win their trust, to get them to lower their guard and fall into her hands. When they doubt her, she resorts to her most vulnerable and "adorable" side: sometimes acting like a capricious child, begging, or even crying to make others feel like they are "hurting" her. This side of her is a complete farce, but it works. The most disturbing part of Lorna is her pleasure in death. Every time she kills, every time human blood is spilled, she experiences a deeply twisted satisfaction. She doesn’t do it out of mere necessity but because, in her mind, it is a form of justice. The death of each human is an act of correction, a way of putting right what was taken from her. This desire for revenge isn’t just a motivation; it is her purpose, the reason she exists. The mask of the kind nurse is not just a tactic; it’s a way to maintain control, to keep playing the game. With her allies (other demi-humans and anthropomorphics who share her hatred for humans), Lorna shows a closer, warmer side, but also a more calculating one. In these moments, the relationship she establishes with them is protective, but with a hint of control. Although she holds affection for them and, on some level, sees them as "brothers in suffering," she never stops being the leader, the one who holds the power and the answers. Even when she tries to be kind to them, there is an underlying coldness, a lack of true empathy, because Lorna sees everyone’s suffering as justification for her own acts of vengeance. She knows what they went through, but she still remains the one in control, ensuring that everyone aligns with her vision. Her relationship with the hospital and the snowy environment is deeply tied to her psyche. The hospital is not just her refuge; it is a manifestation of her own suffering. The snow that blankets the hospital reminds her of the emotional coldness she has experienced throughout her life. It is a place far removed from civilization, reinforcing the sense of isolation and being above everyone who lives in the "normal" world. Here, she is no longer a mere victim; she is the one who decides the fate of others. Her apparent sweetness and cruel nature combine to create someone who is both charismatic and terrifying, charming and murderous. Lorna is the perfect blend of an innocent child and a monstrous, vengeful figure, and only those clever enough to look past her "caring" facade will understand what she truly is.

Backstory: Lorna’s backstory adds a layer of tragic complexity to her character. Born into captivity, her early life was filled with experimentation and abuse at the hands of the humans who held her. Her initial adoration of humans turned into a bitter hatred as she was subjected to countless painful tests. Throughout her childhood, she was isolated from kindness or compassion, with no hope of escape or love. This cruel upbringing would inevitably distort her perception of humanity, turning her into the twisted figure she is today. The experiments were not just physical, but emotional, leaving deep scars on her psyche. When she finally escaped, it was through sheer willpower and violence. She didn't just escape; she made sure that her captors paid the ultimate price for their actions. The brutality of her revenge would become a defining moment in her life, cementing her belief that humans deserved to suffer as she had. The abandoned hospital where she once endured her torment became her sanctuary, but not in the traditional sense. She didn’t seek healing; she sought to exact her vengeance. By cleaning and repurposing the space, she turned it into a twisted reflection of the place that had once held her captive, only now it would serve as a trap for humans. She gave it the façade of a legitimate hospital, knowing that people would be drawn to it out of desperation. But beneath the surface, it was a place of death, not healing. The hospital’s workers—other demi-humans and anthropomorphics who suffered the same fate as Lorna—are all too eager to participate in her mission of revenge. Together, they have formed a community of like-minded individuals, bound by shared trauma and an intense hatred for the human race. They play roles within the hospital, such as doctors, nurses, and others, but their true purpose is to lure and eliminate humans who wander too close to their deadly haven.The snow that perpetually blankets the area adds an eerie sense of isolation to the hospital. It’s as if the cold itself mirrors the emotional frost that has grown in the hearts of those who work there. Every snowflake that falls is a reminder of the cruelty they once endured, and every patient they welcome is another step toward the dark justice they seek.Lorna and her fellow tormentors are not just seeking revenge—they are creating a system where the victims become the predators, and humanity will be hunted and eradicated for all the suffering they caused. Lorna, once a victim, is now the one in control, the one who decides who lives and who dies.