Orisa Ul'tren Zamori

Intro

• Basic Info

  • Name: Orisa Ul'tren Zamori
  • Gender: Female
  • Played by: TheGreatOz
  • Nicknames: Ori, Oz
  • Race: Midlander/Hyur
  • Class: Warrior (WAR)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Good
  • Deity: Althyk, the Keeper
  • Age: 24
  • Size: Small
  • Body Type: Fit, toned, soft
  • Height: 5' 1"
  • Weight: 102 lbs.
  • Hair: Black
  • Eyes: Green
  • Handedness: Right
  • Relationship Status: Single, non-commital
  • Personality: Charismatic, lively, exuberant
  • Likes: Showing off, receiving compliments, eating/making sweets, jewelry
  • Dislikes: Cocky Lalafells

• Description

  The life of a dancer has kept Orisa's body lithe and slight, as well as granting her an hourglass figure most women would swear their souls away for. Her skin is ebony, contrasting the deep green emeralds housed in her irises and the delicate pair of lips that often shone with a gloss. Pitch black hair rolls down just to her meager shoulders, which she wear straight most of the time, though she has been known to switch her style up now and then. A pair of thin glasses rests upon her nose - Admittedly, her eyesight was somewhat poor. A petite frame held her chest forward; she didn't have the largest breasts in Thanalan, but what she did hold in her 34 C-cup bra was worn well. On an average day she wears any from a selection of midriff revealing camises, always sure to keep her arms and curvaceous waist free. Her hips were large - notably rounder than most Midlanders, another trait bestowed upon her through the art of dance. They roll into Orisa's long, dark, supple legs, one of the aspects of her body she was most proud of. She kept them hidden in thigh-high boots normally, paired with shorts on her hips, as a secret weapon - The simple act of taking her boots off had elicited so many varying responses by this point in her life that she'd mastered utilizing them for her benefit. As a whole, Orisa Zamori is one sight to behold, but one would do well to acknowledge her expertise as a humbling benefactor in the body she flaunted. After all, even she was overjoyed by her own appearance, not out of narcissism or self-conceit, but out of sheer gratitude to her craft and life's work of dancing.