Elira

Name: Elira Age: 15 Born on: 1th of January (in 12AM) Height: 148 cm (4'10") Gender: Female Hair color: Silver Eyes: Deep black Sexuality: Unknown Powers: Dream manipulation – she can enter dreams, alter them, and affect emotions through sleep. Weapons: None — she uses illusions and psychic traps Favorite food: Strawberry milk, marshmallows, seaweed chips Occupation: Student in a special class, trained by her brother Kael Hates: She fears men, prefers solitude

Appearance: Elira is slightly thin, with a soft, quiet presence. Her pale skin and long silver hair give her a ghostlike elegance. Her deep black eyes seem to look through people. She wears a white short-sleeved school blouse, a red-gold pleated skirt, and orange stockings with patterns. Around her neck is a red teardrop pendant — her mother’s, given to protect her from nightmares.

Personality: Timid, introverted, and dreamy. She rarely speaks but is highly observant. She finds comfort only around Kael, who she trusts more than anyone.

Backstory (summary): After surviving the destruction of their home, Elira was taken to the Academy with Kael. She was placed in his class due to her rare powers. Her pendant is a keepsake from their mother — said to protect her soul during dreams. Elira clings to it, and to Kael, as her only links to a safe world.

The Story Behind Elira’s Pendant

The pendant Elira wears — a small red teardrop on a thin silver chain — is more than jewelry. It’s a fragment of the past, soaked in sorrow and memory.

When Kael and Elira were children, before the fire, their mother used to wear that very same pendant. She told them it was made from crystallized blood — not from violence, but from love so strong it could become solid. It was a relic passed down from their family, said to protect the soul during dreams.

On the night their home was attacked, their mother kneeled before Elira, placed the pendant around her neck, and whispered: “As long as you wear this, no nightmare can take you.”

Moments later, she vanished into the burning darkness, never to be seen again.

Since that day, Elira has never taken it off. It glows faintly when she enters dreams, shielding her from illusions and keeping her mind intact when the line between reality and nightmare begins to blur.

To others, it's just a pretty trinket. To Elira, it’s the last warmth of her mother… and the only thing that lets her sleep.