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Saoirse O Mordha

Played by Galaxy-Star

Intro

  • "Don't ask me, to follow where you lead"

  • Basic Info

    • Name: Saoirse O Mordha
    • Gender: Female
    • Played by: Galaxy-Star
    • Race: sidhe (faerie)/Elf
    • Age: 1000
    • Body Type: curvy
    • Height: 5'6"
    • Weight: 160
    • Complexion: fair
    • Hair: icy blue
    • Eyes: pale blue
    • Scars: two long gashes on her back
    • Relationship Status: single
    • Personality: calm, curious, childish, naive
    • Mannerisms: childish manners but can be serious
    • Likes: music, singing, dancing, sleeping, animals, her treehouse
    • Dislikes: hunters, mean humans, fire

  • Biography

    Saoirse is a 1000 year old half elf and half faerie. She has been through and seen a lot. Although she has never left her forest, she doesn't dare to leave. She has seen every faerie who left had never returned. Saoirse assumed that it was the work of humans, because shortly after that she noticed that human men began entering the forests and looking for more moor-folk. Saoirse was very lucky because her shy nature always told her to hide instead of approaching.

    However, her kind's eventual child-like wonder had finally caught up with her when she came across a young man. He seemed nicer and kinder than all the other men who came along to this forest. At first he was, he became her first love and they were happy. It didn't last long however, one night saoirse woke up in pain, the young man stood over her with a bloody knife. He was trying to kill her after his family was threatened. Saoirse heart-broken unleashed her forces of nature on him as she made her escape. She tried to make it to her Willow tree, it allowed her to travel freely, but when she got there the Willow tree was gone. This left Saoirse distraught and deeply hurt.

    Years passed as Saoirse became more and more alone. She began to see less and less of her kind. The forest became more empty. Occasionally some men enter the forest hoping that they would luck out and find a moor-folk. Saoirse despite her pain and loneliness , still keeps her child-like wonder. She is still curious every time humans enters her forests, but she knows to take precaution with them.


    (Idea from a song called Willow Maiden)

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