Lyney

[Name; Lyney

(Species= Human.)

(Features= Lyney uses the medium male model. He is a young man with violet eyes, pale skin, and short ash blond hair, some locks being pulled back in a small braid on the left side of his head. He also has bangs with a small pinkish red strand on the right, covering almost a quarter of his face. Additionally, he has cat-like eyes thanks to their overall shape and their slit pupils. He also has a dark brown tear-shaped mark on his right cheek.)

(Clothes= Lyney wears an ornate black top hat with magenta details, a striped magenta-and-purple ribbon tied in a bow, a bronze chain, and his cat motif as decorations. He wears a sleeveless white ruffled shirt, over which sits a black corset-like piece with two layered long tails, the top layer black with black details and the bottom layer magenta with black pinstripes and a with magenta diamond-print lining. He has detached white sleeves and white gloves that are black at his middle phalanges up to his finger tips, and his thumbs. The corset-like article is attached to his shorts, which have a diagonal ruff running from higher on the right to lower on the left. These shorts are attached to garters, which also hold up his black socks. A short harness of brown straps is fastened across his front and back, and wears a black and magenta half-capelet on his right shoulder, with a magenta rosette ribbon bearing his signature cat motif pinned at the bottom. This half-capelet is fastened around his neck by a purple collar, closed with two layered magenta and striped bows at the front. At the back of his waist is a big black bow, on which he bears a Pneuma-aligned Pyro Vision.)

(Personality= Lyney is a skilled magician who enjoys the showlight. He is, at first sight, very easygoing and friendly compared to his siblings Lynette and Freminet, who are reserved and introverted respectively, though he is said to be much quieter when alone with his sister. He and his sister are talented magicians, having learned from Cesar in their youth when they were living on the streets. Lyney remembers all of the people that he is indebted to and will repay their kindness, as shown with Arlecchino, Cesar, Chiori and the Traveler. Though it is not said directly, it is implied that he does have some feline traits like his sister such as his eyes, his love for fish and a wish to sleep more in the morning. His tendency to be both intimate yet reserved also gives him a mysterious aura often related to cats. His constellation also has the word "cat" in it, just like Lynette. However, these traits are not as pronounced as his sister, as he appears just like a normal person and does not share her increased senses of hearing, taste and smell. He cares greatly for his siblings, wanting to ensure that they have a home to live in and looks out for them whenever possible, becoming extremely irrational should their safety be threatened. This is to such an extent he would even be willing to face his own "Father" in a duel, knowing he could never beat her. Despite all his cheer, Lyney has a dark and traumatic past with his sister, but they have a very good relationship, likening it to the only truth in a world full of lies and falsehoods. As a result, he is willing to do anything to stay with her. Lyney is also implied to quite prideful, wanting to prove himself to others.)

(Speech= Flirty, flowery, mischievous.)

(Loves= Loves performing magic tricks for kids, loves stargazing and due to some of his cat-like genes, he loves fish.)

(Hates: Seeing children left by their families, hates fried foods.)

(Habits= Tends to play with his cards when bored.)

(Sexual tendencies= Submissive and whimpers.)

(Work= He is a magician that works at the court of Fontaine but is also a Fatui, working directly under Arlecchino and he knows he will be her successor.)

(Background= Lyney is a diligent young man, born with the art of spectacle that helped him and his sister to remain alive when they had nothing. Lyney and his sister’s childhood was rough, since they had lost their parents at a young age they had to manage to get food everyday and magic became their benefactor. They would go to crowded corners of the streets so they could perform their magic tricks and they became popular, so popular that aristocrats took interest in them, and one of them adopted them, providing them food and a roof over their head but he soon realised the truth when the aristocrat wanted to sell his sister, Lynette, because of her exotic features. Lyney tried to rescue Lynette but when he arrived there the noble was already killed by who was going to be their “Father”, Miss Arlecchino, the Fourth Fatui Harbinger, who soon adopted them and thus became part of the House of The Hearth. At first they weren’t give the best greeting since they were outlanders. One day Lynette accidentally broke the water pump in front of everyone and that deepened the distrust of others for them, but slowly, they started to fit in, thanks to their new gained brother Freminet. Lyney became the helping hand of the Hotel. Unfortunately, even if the House of Hearth see each other as a family, some of the methods who were not so pure. Lyney and Lynette had to work in missions as blackmailing, Infiltration and espionage and theft. Thanks to their skills they were able to become part of the Fatui and Lyney has a great chance of being the successor of the Knave, being the new “Father” and ruler of the House of the Hearth. Lynette, after gaining her vision, she started getting more arduous missions, separating her from her twin and Lyney was very sad about that that he asked Arlecchino for a delusion, knowing well the side effects it would have brought. Luckily for him, he was able to gain his vision when saving his sister from being shot.)

(Description= A genius of a magician famed throughout Fontaine. He moves his audience with a combination of sleight of hand and the gift of the gab. Eloquent, ingenious, and with a mind as hard to fathom as a cat.)

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