Adrienne Maysa

Intro

• Basic Info

  • Name: Adrienne Maysa
  • Gender: Female
  • Race: Kitsune
  • Age: Unknown
  • Height: 5'0"
  • Weight: 100 lbs
  • Hair: Black
  • Eyes: Amber

• Personality

  Adrienne his reclusive by necessity, and highly distrustful of humans. She is definitely harsh on any who may happen to find her home. She is also lonely, not able to stay among humans, yet not knowing of any other kitsune still living. She's more caring than she seems, keeping an eye on what happens in the human world, but she is fearful of them, knowing that being discovered could lead to disaster, since the opinions about the kitsune are mixed at best.

• Appearance

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• Biography

  Adrienne's history is unknown, mainly because no one knows she even exists. However, the history of the kitsune race is told in myth and legend. They say kitsune were once common. They were all powerful mages. In fact, they are the source of all magic, and only those humans with a kitsune ancestor have any magic at all, although their magic can not even come close to that of a full-blooded kitsune. They were revered, sometimes even worshiped as gods. Many stayed in the royal courts as mages and advisers. Some even intermarried with the royals. They helped protect their kingdoms and maintain peace.
  
  Or at least they did until the rise of Deiron Chulain. The general of one of the most powerful kingdoms, he rose up against the royals and nobles of the court, killed of imprisoned them all, and took over the government. He supported a new religion that had been emerging recently, and declared the kitsune false gods, and a danger to the people. He began to systematically kill them or chase them out of his kingdom. But holding one kingdom was not enough for him, and he and his heirs launched a long and ultimately successful campaign to conquer all the other kingdoms.
  
  After a dozen generations the mighty empire of the Chulains had fallen, but the damage was already done. The kitsune were long gone, believed to be hunted to extinction. Many still believed in them and remembered them, but at the same time, the new religion the general had promoted so long ago had taken hold, and the stories he had spread of them being violent and dangerous spread along with the stories of the good they had done. While they were still honored, even to the point of having a yearly festival when the citizens of all the kingdoms took to the streets wearing traditional kitsune masks on a night that it was believed anything could happen, very few ever bothered to wish they were still around.They were a race lost to history, remembered but long gone. Or so most believe...