Age
21, if memory serves.

Gender
No schtick. She is a woman.

Race
Halfling; half elven, half human. The details are foggy, though, especially when she hadn't inherited elven ears.

Magic
Yin and Yang, though has limited knowledge on her spellcasting. Return By Death, too.


Kind-hearted, noble and just are but a few of the things one may call Emile. At the same time she can often be conflicted, confusing, or just enstranged in general. The odd clash between two differing personalities, as though merged together, makes Emile confusing at best and alien at worst. It's not that she speaks another language (even though she can), or that she acts like an oddball. It's simply the things she says often roll off her tongue as though people would know of such things, like a cell phone or a pomme. Naturally this would confuse just about anyone who hadn't come from another world, yet she speaks as though these things are one in the same. She finds deep turmoil in her lost memories, trying to discern what is real and what isn't, and isn't very fond of the topic in general.

Emile's story is a... difficult one. One that she can hardly comprehend herself, in fact. You see, Emile appears to not only have amnesia, but also...

She recollects two entirely different sets of memories as her own.

Life in the Overrealm, commonly referred to by others of a similar position as "Earth", was one of high-quality and pampering. Emile grew up in a country known as France, as the rich little girl of the Pâtre family. She only knows of bits and pieces of her past life in the Overrealm, being a gifted student in school, practitioner and competitor for fencing, and foggy memories of her mother, though oddly not her father. She can recall she had a father, yet strangely no such memories of him directly exist, save for one memory when he finished reading her a bedtime story when she was young and exited the room as she drifted off to sleep. Her mother, on the other hand, was present in many memories, however her face never seemed to show itself, blurred by damaged neurons. Oddly, she can recall her graduation ceremony, from high school clear as day...

On the other hand, she also has memories of growing up in Lugnica, as a noblewoman bound to privacy most of her life. Though she can't remember everything perfectly, she does remember a fair bit more about Lugnica, and the life she lived. Oddly, it was very similar to memories of Earth, achieving good grades in academics, training under the tutelage of a master fencer, and foggy memories of both her parents. Although on Earth she couldn't remember much about her parents, she knew her mother was elven here in Lugnica, and her father a human. She could recall lessons on both light and dark magic, Yin and Yang, from her respective parents, and the one true friend she had in the world: her fencing master. Though she can't quite remember his name and face, there were many fond memories between the two of them, and that for some reason she feels really bad when thinking of him.

Now, waking up from a deep slumber in the middle of a field, Emile needs to find her own place in life, and her memories. Oddly, the only name she can remember, unsure of if it be even her own, belongs to a certain "Emile von Pâtre".

Likes
Kittens!
Kind people.
The like-minded.
Sweets~!
Study, practice, and working.
Games.
Tactics.
Understanding.
Fencing, swordplay.
Magic!
The violin, though she can't play. At all.

Dislikes
The dark ;-; Yes, she's still very much afraid of the dark.
The color red (it reminds her of blood, which she is very much afraid of).
Creatures other than humans, elves or nekomimi.
Mistrust, secrecy and the like.
Bandits, thieves or other such no-good-doers.
Maps. They are impossibly confusing. (Blame amnesia)
Reading and writing, since she can't seem to do so very well. (Blame this on amnesia too)
Bullies.
Death.
Vegetables, save for a select few.
Thinking upon her memories.
Getting anxious.
A lot of fears she doesn't even remember.