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Description

Being a Fae creature, yes, she IS vulnerable to Cold Iron. Contact with the stuff means she will get terribly burned by it.

Full Turnaround Video: [link]

Deceptively Deceptive:
To simply lie well does not make a good deciever. Ravin knows a lot about things she, by any accounts, shouldn't even know.
*As a Fae of Deceit, Ravin is to an extent a diviner. She can hear a person's desires and can give them the answers they seek to get it. There is a cost as with all things Fae, and that is that she won't remember the subject after talking about it. Added onto that, she will riddle the answer with enough lies to cause rather big problems.

Talking the Talk:
Ravin talks like she knows things beyond the scope of one's human understandings. She speaks with a large number of metaphors that may not seem to initially fit the situation until later. On occasion she'll talk in modified nursery rhymes. When she doesn't have anything terribly important to say, she will switch back to a more childish mindset of expressing her feelings quite openly on whatever may be around or pointing out the obvious to fill the silence which is her much more common way of communicating to a person they are boring her.

Whats with the kid?
Ravin's relationship with July is one of necessity. She does find a little robot girl to be absurdly amusing and somewhat hilarious to see a child try to act so mature. But she does realize that she needs a protector in this new world and July seemed to fit the bill since she wanted to get out of here. Robots aren't people, so how do robots act when put through her games? Can they even be effected? So many questions, so much curiosity!

F.A.Q:
(Ask away and they shall be answered by the lovely Sachi Shimizu)
Are those shadows on her eyes or is that a mask?
Sachi: They're shadows and glowing eyes. Once she takes that stupid hat off, she can actually look a little 'too' normal and makes me hate her just a little bit less.
What is the Hedge?
Sachi: If hell were green and made of sword-sized thorns on vines that block out the sky, that's what the Hedge is. It is the land of the Faeries that exists beside our world. The land is alive and quite malevolent. Your fears are turned against you in the most monstrous of ways and the paths take on subtle shifts to make escaping it that much harder.
Why does she hate Mages so much?
Sachi: Cuz they're cheaters who break reality. Duh. Most Fae hate mages because they do not abide by the laws of our world. In a sense, they're contract breakers. Ravin tends to take it upon herself to make a Mage's life a living nightmare. I just hate'em because they think they're so cool with their finger-wiggling bullshit.

Description

Being a Fae creature, yes, she IS vulnerable to Cold Iron. Contact with the stuff means she will get terribly burned by it.

Full Turnaround Video: [link]

Deceptively Deceptive:
To simply lie well does not make a good deciever. Ravin knows a lot about things she, by any accounts, shouldn't even know.
*As a Fae of Deceit, Ravin is to an extent a diviner. She can hear a person's desires and can give them the answers they seek to get it. There is a cost as with all things Fae, and that is that she won't remember the subject after talking about it. Added onto that, she will riddle the answer with enough lies to cause rather big problems.

Talking the Talk:
Ravin talks like she knows things beyond the scope of one's human understandings. She speaks with a large number of metaphors that may not seem to initially fit the situation until later. On occasion she'll talk in modified nursery rhymes. When she doesn't have anything terribly important to say, she will switch back to a more childish mindset of expressing her feelings quite openly on whatever may be around or pointing out the obvious to fill the silence which is her much more common way of communicating to a person they are boring her.

Whats with the kid?
Ravin's relationship with July is one of necessity. She does find a little robot girl to be absurdly amusing and somewhat hilarious to see a child try to act so mature. But she does realize that she needs a protector in this new world and July seemed to fit the bill since she wanted to get out of here. Robots aren't people, so how do robots act when put through her games? Can they even be effected? So many questions, so much curiosity!

F.A.Q:
(Ask away and they shall be answered by the lovely Sachi Shimizu)
Are those shadows on her eyes or is that a mask?
Sachi: They're shadows and glowing eyes. Once she takes that stupid hat off, she can actually look a little 'too' normal and makes me hate her just a little bit less.
What is the Hedge?
Sachi: If hell were green and made of sword-sized thorns on vines that block out the sky, that's what the Hedge is. It is the land of the Faeries that exists beside our world. The land is alive and quite malevolent. Your fears are turned against you in the most monstrous of ways and the paths take on subtle shifts to make escaping it that much harder.
Why does she hate Mages so much?
Sachi: Cuz they're cheaters who break reality. Duh. Most Fae hate mages because they do not abide by the laws of our world. In a sense, they're contract breakers. Ravin tends to take it upon herself to make a Mage's life a living nightmare. I just hate'em because they think they're so cool with their finger-wiggling bullshit.