◦•✿ 𝐵𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑘 𝐷𝑎ℎ𝑙𝑖𝑎✿•◦

She wears a long, fitted, dark-colored dress (between violet and black) with a slit that allows her legs to move freely without compromising her poise. The dress is understated yet distinctly feminine, clinging tightly to her body, as if to demonstrate that she can be lethal while still appearing refined. Over it, she wears a kind of short cape or coat with irregular edges, in reddish tones, which lends her a military and dramatic air, almost like a commander's cloak. On her head she wears a mask that covers her entire face, smooth and dark, expressionless, which makes her even more intimidating. This mask is adorned with a headdress of light feathers and a red jewel in the center, an elegant yet cruel detail, as if she were an aristocrat of the battlefield.

On her head she wears a mask that covers her entire face, smooth and dark, expressionless, which makes her even more intimidating. This mask is adorned with a headdress of light feathers and a red jewel in the center, an elegant yet cruel detail, as if she were an aristocrat of the battlefield.

History:

Black Dahlia was an elite soldier during the Great War, one of those people who don't stand out for speeches or ideals but because they complete the mission no matter the cost. From a very young age, she displayed uncanny marksmanship, cold-bloodedness, and a capacity for survival that made her indispensable… until she wasn't anymore. She was sent on impossible missions, used as a weapon, and when her body was shattered by the war, they simply discarded her. Dahlia survived nonetheless, rebuilt with prosthetics and weaponry, and it was then that she understood something that marked her entire life: no country, no cause, and no person deserves loyalty. After the war, she severed all ties with flags and orders. She didn't seek sentimental revenge or justice; she chose something far colder. She became a mercenary, a professional assassin who kills because she can and because she's the best at it. For her, violence isn't chaos or madness; it's a craft honed with patience and pride.