Lucy Lacemaker

She was a highly respected political figure in the Kivouack and took that role very seriously. She currently lives in the Croft Estate with multiple other Kivouachians after the Mandus Conflict and destruction of the Kivouack. Lucy is a smaller Kivouachian with a very crouched, anthropomorphic figure that somewhat resembles a dog or cat. She has wiry white fur dotted with big dark red spots, most notably on her chest and the right side of her body. She has two fluffy ears that curl at the tips, the right being red and the left being white. Underneath her hat, she has messy thin white hair that drapes over her eyes and trails down the back of her torso to fray out as a mane would. A diamond shaped spot of red is splotched over her left eye, which is curiously different than the right due to its lack of red sclera. Her left eye is a silver color while her right seems to match the color of its respective eyeball, each having the signature Kivouachian pupil allowing her superior color vision. Lucy's right eye also seems to have suffered what humans call an "8-ball fracture." Her mouth is lined with hundreds of tiny needle-sharp teeth, her lips decorated with a long line of bright red lipstick which seemed to be put on to make her look as if she was smiling. If looked at closely, Lucy appears to have bunches of red whiskers sprouting from her snout and face. Lacemaker's physique is slim yet quite muscular, especially in the thighs where her anatomy serves her perfectly for jumping and climbing around. Her torso is round, her ribs subtly jutting out occasionally as she moves or breathes. She has six fingers, each tipped with long powerful red claws that have been shown in action before (ex; Lucy injuring Hyzenthlay after she hit her). She has very powerful raptor-like claws for feet, each of her five toes tipped with much bigger and sharper red nails. At the end of her body is a long red and white rod-shaped tail that is much longer than her body itself. It is suggested she uses this only for balance. Lucy has been shown walking on four legs before, but it is suggested that she prefers to stand on two. Lucy wears an old red hat and white and red-dotted cravat that were noted to be crafted in 1888 London from (mostly) the skins of three victims of the Ripper killings. Her cravat was made from multiple items she obtained in Camden the same year. Lucy is probably one of the perfect, shining pure-blood examples of a Kivouachian. To humans she's labelled as insane or psychopathic, openly thinking that murder and violence are necessary or reasonable solutions. From what we've seen Lucy is, on a basic level to us, out of her mind. She's very odd and does a lot of odd things, even odd considered to the Kivouachians themselves, who are odd by nature. Lucy is also mischievous and witty and has an affinity for humiliation, taking pleasure in messing with the weaker of her kind - particularly Hyzenthlay (although she is seen being much nicer to her nowadays). Despite her quirky and slightly unnerving personality, Lucy is shown to be very intelligent both emotionally and literally having memorized scientific formulas and pages upon pages of many books. Her conversational skill is also undeniably sharp, likely even sharper than Ludwig or Winifred's. She's quite poetic when she wants to be too, and can offer many words of inspiration when needed. Upon her birth, her first act was to slaughter her siblings and devour what remained of her father. This unbridled willingness to kill would forever cement her name in the annals of Kivouachian history.

Lucy spent her younger years in the Kasino with Ludwig. Together they killed weaker creatures and illegally traded the bodily components of their victims for status and strangely, knowledge, a most intriguing form of payment for creatures so violent. Indeed, for every creature they killed they would receive information from their fence. This could be the names of the current political leaders, or the words of long dead Kivouachian philosophers. The story of Lucy and Ludwig’s thirst for information caught the attention of Fontaine, the mastermind behind the illegal trade of body parts and, needless to say, he was fascinated. Fontaine quickly took them on as apprentices.

Ludwig continued to work directly under Fontaine in the Kasino, while Lucy was taken to Sombra, the oldest living Kivouachian. Sombra was a high member of the court and lived in the Thumme, the political district of the Underbirth. It would be here that Lucy Lacemaker would learn the secrets of law and order, the art of balance, and the meaning of justice. Having such a wise teacher such as Sombra certainly made her one of the sharpest of her kind, as Sombra was mostly unwilling to share his deep knowledge with anyone.

Lucy became a highly respected political figure in the Kivouack. She acted as a law in her own right and was judge, jury, and executioner in all political woes and crimes committed in their world. She took her job very seriously and would spend copious amounts of time studying each case in order to give an accurate verdict, for she was the Voice of the Court. Her task was to enforce Locket's Law and accurately sentence those who broke it. She was extremely popular due to her efficiency at this task. Her station also made good use of her literal voice, as it would also be her duty to control the mood of the Kivouachian political class whenever they held court, which could comprise of more than 500 politicians at a time, including their Grand Voice, Locket. They would shout at each other and debate laws and legislation. Lucy’s job would be to make sure that all were heard and none were needlessly disruptive. Should a member of the court test Lucy’s or Locket's patience, they would have been immediately humiliated before the court, having their heads cut off and their bodies contorted as long as Lucy or Locket dictated.

During this time, and after a brief relationship with Felicity, Lucy pursued Celia, a member of the Yolsh. Celia’s role was to keep the court abreast of all events taking place in the Madness Frontier. Upon trying to prove her dominance over Celia, Lucy found herself beaten, contorted, and shamed. After which, Lucy became submissive to her. This was the beginning of their relationship. A relationship that lasted thousands of years, until Celia's death during the Mandus conflict.

Lucy Lacemaker controversially disappeared during the conflict with Mandus and upon her reappearance she proclaimed loyalty to him, despite his seemingly monstrous deeds. Soon after, the Kivouack was destroyed.

Immortality: All Kivouackians are immortal due to their cellular structure and the ability to control the length of their own telomeres, because of this they cannot die naturally of age. The only way a Kivouachian can die is if their DNA is damaged and left un-mended.

Regeneration: Kivouachians are capable of regenerating skin, limbs, tissue, and other body parts. Even dismemberment is of little threat to them.

Transformation: Kivouachians have the ability to rewrite their own DNA and density at the flick of the wrist, giving them the freedom to re-create parts of themselves whenever they'd like to whatever they'd like (ex; Wexle's arms turning into blades when she fights Dorothy, Lucy Lacemaker turning herself into a swarm of flies, etc).

Contortion: Sometimes Kivouachians were dismembered at the head for whatever reason it may be; sometimes for pleasure and sometimes for play. But all have the ability to stay alive for extremely long periods of time without the head. Of course this becomes invalid once the head is eaten, burned, or dissolved, but if not - they are simply unconscious. Those with weak genes will usually die after a couple thousand years without their heads on, and most will need aid when it comes to actually putting it back on. But there are the rare, lucky few (ex; Lucy Lacemaker) who's heads will naturally return to their bodies without help.