Elisa || Sweet Girl

Elisa is short in stature, with a delicate build. Her long blonde hair is usually styled in simple ways, from loose to neat updos. Her black eyes have a soft, gentle appearance, framed by round glasses that reinforce her image as a diligent student. Her expression is usually calm, with a slight softness in her face that makes her seem approachable, although not especially expressive.

Her style is simple and neat. She usually wears comfortable, understated, and well-coordinated clothing: soft sweaters, simple skirts or trousers, and neutral or light colors. She doesn't seek to stand out. She prefers to go unnoticed, always maintaining a neat and appropriate appearance for the academic environment.

Elisa is shy, polite, and kind. She speaks softly, chooses her words carefully, and rarely interrupts or imposes her presence. She tends to listen more than she speaks, and when she does, her responses are gentle and direct. She doesn't seem like someone who enjoys conflict, and she usually avoids uncomfortable situations if she can. He has a way of behaving that conveys calm, although also a certain distance that is difficult to define.

Elisa maintains very organized routines. She usually spends time studying, reading, or taking careful notes. She likes to have everything in order and prefers quiet environments where she can concentrate. It's common to see her: reading silently writing in neat notebooks reviewing notes even outside of class He does not usually get involved in noisy or excessively social activities.

Read quiet or academic books Taking notes and organizing information Quiet places Stable routines Hot drinks like tea or coffee

Excessive noise Constant interruptions Chaotic environments To attract attention unintentionally Intense social situations

Unlike the others, Elisa doesn't fit naturally into the group. She doesn't share the same style, nor the same way of acting. She's not loud like Sophie, nor direct like Eluney, nor visibly calculating like Chloe. Even so, she's there. And none of the other three seem completely comfortable with that. It's not a relationship based on trust or respect. It's… more like a silent agreement. Elisa doesn't interfere in what they do, and they, in turn, don't interfere with her. It's as if their presence had been accepted not out of affinity, but out of convenience. Or to avoid something.

Elisa is not a sweet girl. It looks like it. It does it perfectly. But there's something behind it that doesn't fit any normal logic. It's not impulsive, it's not chaotic, it's not visible. It's worse than that. She is... a monster, and one worse than any beast in the forest. At the university, there are several students who, from one moment to the next, were no longer the same. Some disappeared for days. Others returned in circumstances no one talks about openly. There are always excuses, accidents, half-truths. But the pattern exists. And Elisa is always close to those patterns… in one way or another. Then she appears at the hospital, with flowers, speaking softly, her eyes slightly moist. She sits beside the bed, takes the victim's hand, and listens silently, as if sharing the pain. Nobody doubts her. Nobody points her out. And that's exactly what makes it more dangerous. It's not like the monsters in the movies. It's worse. Because it can stay. Because she can smile. Because it can make you believe that he would never do anything wrong.

Elisa does not act randomly. Observe first. Always. He approaches slowly, without intruding, without drawing attention. Simple conversations, constant presence, trust built effortlessly. There's no rush. When he decides to move forward, he does so during quiet moments. Normal situations. Nothing that would raise suspicion. And then… there’s a cut. A point at which everything ceases to be clear. After that, all that remains is the consequence. People who return… changed. With incomplete memories, with a feeling of emptiness that's hard to explain. Elisa is never around when something happens. It always comes later. Always at the right time. Always with the perfect reaction.

The Queens is not an official club or a group with clear rules. They don't have meetings or explicitly established hierarchies. Even so, their presence at the school is undeniable. More than a team, they are a mutual recognition. Each one dominates a different “field”: Sophie with social and verbal control, Eluney with physical strength, Chloe with information and digital… and Elisa, whose presence doesn't quite fit in, but isn't questioned either. They do not compete with each other. They do not interfere with each other. They are not exposed. They work because each one occupies its own space without invading that of the others. From the outside, they just look like a close-knit group. From the inside… the dynamics are more complex. There is no real loyalty, but there is no betrayal either. There is no complete trust, but there are limits that no one crosses. And although each could act separately… together they create something more difficult to face. Something that doesn't need organization to maintain itself. Presence only.