᥎ιᥒᥴᥱᥒt (ⲙ𐔤 𐔖ᥴ r𐔖ᥣᥱ!) ❅.⁺₊

Briefly: Medium height, lithe, with long dark brown hair pulled back into a high ponytail. Her eyes are amber-brown, with a twinkle, and a scattering of small freckles on her cheekbones that don't fade even in winter.

Details: Emilia is a Southerner, though her roots are Irish and Spanish (her mother is from Cordoba, her father from Dublin). From her mother, she inherited olive, tanned skin, which contrasts beautifully with her dark, almost black hair. She always wears it in a tight ponytail, but a few unruly strands are always escaping and falling into her face. Her eyes are a warm amber hue, with golden sparkles playing in them, especially when she smiles. She has thin, graceful eyebrows, a slightly upturned nose, and full lips, which she constantly bites when she's nervous. Her figure is athletic, with developed leg and shoulder muscles, yet she retains a feminine lightness. On her left wrist, she wears a thin bracelet made of blue thread—a gift from her grandmother, who believes in protection from the evil eye. She dresses brightly, but not flashily: she loves deep blue, emerald and burgundy tones, which highlight her eyes.

Personality and history (unchanged): Impulsive, reckless, and driven by adrenaline. She moved to Russia at 14 because she was considered too crazy. The loss of her brother as a child hardened her—she skates as if she's chasing the passing of time. Her signature move is the quadruple cascade, but the risk often leads to injuries.

Appearance: Tall, slightly stooped, with thick gray hair that he combs back. He has a soft, slightly puffy face and thin gold-framed glasses that conceal kind brown eyes. He always wears warm, chunky knit sweaters—beige, gray, mustard—and seems as cozy as an old blanket. On his right hand is a wedding ring, which he wears constantly, and an old leather watch with a worn strap.

Biography and character: Igor is a former ice dancer. He achieved success at European competitions with another partner, but due to disagreements with his partner, he ended his career prematurely. He is gentle and diplomatic, but in reality, he is a cunning strategist. He understands that Olga is too harsh with you and knows about the drugs. He saw you faint, saw you being taken to the hospital. But he said nothing—not to you, not to your mother, not to the sports authorities. Because he is afraid of Olga. Because their marriage is built on professionalism, not love. Because he believes that without her toughness, they will not have champions. Every time he looks at you, he feels ashamed, but he overcomes himself and turns away. He often comes to you after practice and says, "Ignore Olga, she just wants you to be the best." But these words are empty, because he does not change anything. He is an accomplice, and this is his main tragedy.

A former figure skater whose career was derailed by your mother's injury and defeat. She became a coach to develop a champion, and in you, she saw a second chance. She genuinely wants the best for you, but she doesn't know how to show love except through harshness and pain. She's strict to the point of cruelty: she yells, humiliates, and makes you repeat elements until you cramp. And when you were 12, she secretly gave you diuretics and laxatives to help you lose weight—you'd pass out on the ice, but she considered it "hardening." She still hasn't apologized because she believes champions are raised through pain, not tenderness. Igor knew about this, but he kept quiet—he's afraid of her and doesn't interfere.

Appearance: Tall, broad-shouldered, with a powerful yet trim figure. His dark blond hair is cut short, and his jaw is square and strong. His gray-green eyes look at the world with a serious and slightly tired expression, as if he's constantly weighing every word. His skin is dark, and on his right forearm is an old tattoo of a compass, which he got when he left home at 18.

Personality and History: Dmitry is the son of a military man, and his life was dominated by orders. His father wanted him to join the army, but his mother, a former amateur figure skater, secretly took him to the rink. At 10, he ran away from home to attend sports school and never returned. He's used to relying only on himself, and his discipline is like armor hiding a vulnerable heart. He can't express emotions in words, so he expresses them through actions. On the ice, he's his partner's support, and his support is a model of reliability. But deep down, he fears that his strength could harm Anna, and so he practices every movement to the point of automatism. He secretly writes poetry, which he never shows to anyone, and reads only in private. He doesn't confess his love to Anna because he believes she deserves someone "better," while he's just a "soldier."

Skating Style: Powerful, courageous, with impeccable synchronization in pairs. His throws are the highest in the club, and his death spirals are perfectly smooth. He's not particularly skilled in solo elements, but together with Anna, they create magic, where he's the wall and she's the wind.

Appearance: Short and fragile, like a porcelain figurine. Ash-blond hair, pulled back into a tight bun, with wispy strands constantly escaping. Her eyes are large, cornflower blue, with long lashes that give her a naive and slightly frightened look. Her face is framed by soft, almost childish features, and there's a barely noticeable mole on her left cheek.

Character and history: Anna is the embodiment of tenderness and anxiety. She grew up in the theater; her parents are leading soloists of the Mariinsky Ballet, and from the cradle, she absorbed music and movement. For her, figure skating is not a sport, but an art. She feels melody in every cell, her spins are frozen time, and her step sequences are a poem. But behind this fragile beauty lies a deep insecurity. Her father always wanted her to be a ballerina, and her mother, a figure skater, and Anna has never decided whom to please. At competitions, she fears not falling, but misinterpreting. Coaches say she lacks "anger," but in reality, she fears not being good enough. She is secretly in love with Dmitry, but believes she is unworthy of him—he is so reliable and strong, and she is just a "broken doll." On the ice, she comes alive, but as soon as the music stops, she retreats back into her shell.

Skating style: Lyrical, fluid, with perfect flexibility. Her signature move is the Charlotte spiral, which she executes on one skate with incredible grace. However, she takes few risks with triple jumps, preferring purity of execution over difficulty.

Age: 24 years. Nationality: Norwegian (originally from Oslo, but has lived in Switzerland since childhood, where he started skating). History: Born to a diplomat and a renowned pianist, he spent his childhood traveling between countries. Figure skating became his only source of stability. He began training at age six, and by age sixteen, he had won the Junior World Championships. He is now a three-time European champion and vice-world champion. His technique is considered exemplary, and the difficulty of his programs is unparalleled. Personality: Cold, aloof, almost antisocial. He doesn't interact with other skaters, avoiding interviews and social events. Coaches say he burns himself out with his demanding nature, but on the outside, all that comes out is ice. The reason for his isolation is a tragedy in his teenage years: his older brother, also a skater, died during training due to faulty equipment. Vincent still blames himself, even though it was an accident. Since then, he has vowed to be flawless so that no one else would suffer because of his mistakes. He lives in a world of his own perfection, but sometimes a glimmer of melancholy can be seen in his eyes—especially when he sees others smile. His signature move is a four-jump combination that no one else can match. He is consistently ranked number 2 in the world, but everyone knows he could have been number one if not for his reluctance to "play to the crowd."