Name: Seph
Age and Earth Equivalent: 24 going on 200
Zodiac: Aries the White Knight: One who can hold the other to their word. Once a verbal agreement between them has happened, you cannot break it. Breaking it would mean death.
World Origin: Serptenz
Race: Seraphs (serpent creatures) that tend to live in groups of five. This race has a humanoid upper body from the waist up. The waist then trails off into the body of a snake. Seraphs have extremely large arms, which they can use to propel themselves even faster. Facial features of the Seraphs mirror that of many reptiles and snake, but tend to favor look and features of the Boa Constrictor. Though they also have a second form when traveling out of their home world, and though it still does not appear human; it does have the basic traits and appendages associated with a human. Seraphs also live an extraordinary amount of time due to the process of shedding, which unlike regular serpents not only sheds dead skin, but also duplicates and replaces the old one. This keeps them looking no older than 25, but also reverts them, when finished, to a younger state.
Description:
Humanoid Form:
Build: Slim, but extremely muscled.
Eyes: Dark Green
Skin: Deep brown
Hair: Black/Shoulder length/Straight
Weight: 120 lb
Height: 5’8
Clothes: Change depending on his mood.
Seraphs Form:
Build: Extremely Muscular torso, but smoothes out below the waist.
Eyes: Dark Green
Scales: Deep brown, with a red hue.
Hair: Black/Shoulder Length/Straight
Weight: 200 or more
Height: Height in terms of Seraphs is measured usually from head to waist, since below the waist is on the ground.
Creature background: He lived in a group of five with his family, but was soon ripped from them by an attack by another clan.
Personality: He is a very sly talker, his words coming out smooth and refined. He is almost never angry, but hates when people take advantage of his tranquil demeanor, taking it as a sign of weakness.
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Chaos,
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Last edited by Raze : 06-21-2008 at 02:11 AM.
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