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Main character of my little impro-comic failure.

She is a being that doesn't deserve a name.
She was born from a stolen shadow of a wandering medicine peddler. And was somewhat of a plaything for a certain, fae, who styles himself as ''The Huntsman''. The fae in question has a obsession on the different truths that people perceive, and so is more of a curious bystander, than a meddling hedonistic monster as they are often portrayed.
She wears a tattered monk robes, and a cowl that must have belonged to a hunter once.
She has a hollow body, and a gaping hole on her back. And her skin is completely white. She sometimes paints images on her skin. Sometimes she masquerades as a human, with varying results. She has this otherworldly aura, a certain sharpness of her movements that usually betrays her identity to people with knowledge of the supernatural, and unnerves others.

That said, she was heavily inspired by Changeling: The Lost, Fae of The Sandman, and the stories about the Fair Folk. I also borrowed some bits from the scandinavian elves.

Description
Main character of my little impro-comic failure.

She is a being that doesn't deserve a name.
She was born from a stolen shadow of a wandering medicine peddler. And was somewhat of a plaything for a certain, fae, who styles himself as ''The Huntsman''. The fae in question has a obsession on the different truths that people perceive, and so is more of a curious bystander, than a meddling hedonistic monster as they are often portrayed.
She wears a tattered monk robes, and a cowl that must have belonged to a hunter once.
She has a hollow body, and a gaping hole on her back. And her skin is completely white. She sometimes paints images on her skin. Sometimes she masquerades as a human, with varying results. She has this otherworldly aura, a certain sharpness of her movements that usually betrays her identity to people with knowledge of the supernatural, and unnerves others.

That said, she was heavily inspired by Changeling: The Lost, Fae of The Sandman, and the stories about the Fair Folk. I also borrowed some bits from the scandinavian elves.