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Kiyabu’s Alternative Character 

Username: Valkyrie_Vera
Real name: Natalia Volkov
Age: 19
Gender: Female
Height: 5’5”
Eyes: Azure Blue
Hair: Golden Blonde

 

History:
Natalie sat at the kitchen table, the scent of freshly baked bread wafting through the air, mixing with the faint aroma of her mother’s favourite lavender perfume lingering in the room. The kitchen had always been her sanctuary, a place where she could escape the weight of her feelings and connect with her mother in a way that felt meaningful. As she kneaded the dough, her thoughts drifted back to childhood memories—her mother guiding her small hands, teaching her the delicate art of mixing flavors and textures, the laughter they shared over spilled flour, and the way Irina would smile at her, a glimmer of pride in her eyes.

Yet, the warmth of those memories was now overshadowed by a chilling reality. With her father, Dmitry, stationed overseas and consumed by the duties of the Russian Military, Natalie felt an aching void where his presence should have been. She had grown accustomed to the absence, but she could never quite shake the longing for his protective embrace and the stories he would tell her about bravery and honor. It was hard for a girl to understand why her father had to be so far away, fighting battles that seemed both heroic and terrifying.

As she shaped the dough into perfect rounds, she remembered the tantrums she had thrown during her teenage years—moments of rebellion when the weight of their family dynamics felt too heavy to bear. But through it all, Irina remained a steadfast figure, nurturing Natalie’s spirit and instilling in her a sense of grace and resilience. "You have a fire in you, my darling," her mother would often say, brushing a strand of hair from Natalie’s face. "Let it guide you, not consume you."

But how could she let that fire guide her now, when the flames of fear and sorrow threatened to engulf her? The news of her mother’s cancer had hit her like a freight train. Irina had always been the strong one, the heart of their family, and to think of her suffering was unbearable. Natalie’s hands trembled as she shaped the dough, and tears threatened to spill over, but she blinked them back. She had to be strong, at least for her mother.

With each passing day, Irina seemed to fade a little more, her laughter replaced by a fragile smile, and the sparkle in her eyes dimmed. Natalie had become her caretaker, a role she had never anticipated but embraced wholeheartedly. The irony of it all stung—she had always expressed her love for her parents through cooking, and now she was using that same passion to provide comfort in their darkest hours. Yet, the thought of delivering the news of her mother’s condition to Dmitry weighed heavily on her heart.

How would she tell him? The man who had fought so valiantly for his country would be faced with the most devastating battle of all—one that he could not fight from thousands of miles away. She imagined the moment she would call him, her voice trembling as she would have to utter the words: “Dad, Mom is sick. She doesn’t have much time left.” The thought made her stomach churn.

Natalie closed her eyes, envisioning her father’s reaction. Would he scream in frustration? Would he break down, torn between duty and love? She couldn’t bear to think of it. She needed to be the strong one for both her parents, to hold the family together in this tumultuous time. But the weight of that responsibility felt suffocating.

As she placed the loaves in the oven, the warmth enveloped her like a hug, and she took a deep breath. Perhaps through her cooking, she could create a moment of solace, a gentle reminder of love and togetherness that had always been their family’s foundation. She would bake a feast for when Dmitry returned home, a celebration of life and the memories they had created together. But first, she had to face the hardest part—the conversation that would shatter the illusion of their perfect family and force them to confront the fragility of life.

With determination settling in her heart, Natalie wiped away a stray tear and continued her preparations. She would find a way to keep her family connected, even in the face of despair. After all, she was her mother’s daughter—elegant, strong, and fiercely loving. And she would do whatever it took to honour both her parents, even if it meant carrying the burden of heart-breaking news.

Virtues:
Compassionate:
Natalie’s compassion radiated from her like a warm glow, a quality that seemed to envelop those around her in a comforting embrace. It was evident in the way she moved through the world, her actions thoughtful and deliberate, always attuned to the needs of others. She possessed an innate ability to sense when someone was hurting or in need, her intuition finely tuned to the emotions that often lay beneath the surface.

Her compassion manifested in small, everyday gestures—the way she would pause to listen intently when a friend shared their troubles, offering a shoulder to lean on without judgment. Natalie had a unique gift for making people feel seen and valued, as if they were the only person in the room. She would lean in closer, her eyes sparkling with empathy, and nod along as they spoke, creating a safe space for vulnerability. Her presence alone had a soothing effect, a balm for the wounds that life often inflicted.

In her interactions with her mother, Irina, Natalie’s compassion took on a nurturing quality. She would often surprise her with little acts of kindness, like preparing her favorite tea when she sensed her mother was feeling low or reading aloud from Irina’s cherished books, allowing the words to wash over them both like a gentle tide. Natalie understood that her mother’s illness was not just a physical battle; it was an emotional one, too. She would sit beside her, holding her hand, and share stories from their past, weaving a tapestry of memories that reminded them both of the strength and beauty they had shared as a family.

Her compassion also extended to her culinary endeavors. In the kitchen, Natalie poured her heart into every dish, believing that food had the power to heal. She would spend hours crafting meals that were not only delicious but also filled with love. Each ingredient was chosen with care; every spice and herb was a reflection of her affection. She understood that a warm meal could provide comfort in the darkest times, and she took joy in preparing feasts that would bring her family together, even when the atmosphere was heavy with unspoken fears.

Natalie’s compassion was not limited to her immediate family; it reached beyond, extending to friends and even strangers. She volunteered at local shelters, spending weekends cooking for those in need. There, she would serve meals with a genuine smile, taking the time to learn the names and stories of those she met. Her laughter was infectious, and she had a way of making even the most downtrodden individuals feel a flicker of hope. In those moments, she embodied the idea that compassion could be a lifeline, a bridge connecting disparate souls through shared humanity.

When faced with someone who was grieving or struggling, Natalie would approach with a quiet strength. She never forced her presence upon them; instead, she would simply be there, a steadfast anchor in the storm. Her quiet words of encouragement and understanding were like a gentle whisper, reminding them that they were not alone. She had a way of validating their feelings, acknowledging the pain without trying to fix it, which allowed others to process their emotions at their own pace.

Ultimately, Natalie’s compassion was a reflection of her profound love for the people in her life. It was a guiding force that shaped her actions and decisions, infusing her world with warmth and kindness. In a time when darkness threatened to overshadow her family, she became a beacon of light, illuminating the path forward with her unwavering empathy and grace. Her compassion was not just a trait; it was the very essence of who she was—a beautiful soul dedicated to lifting others, one gentle gesture at a time.

Friendly: 
Natalie’s friendly nature radiated warmth and approachability, instantly brightening any room she entered. Her genuine smile and sparkling eyes made strangers feel at ease, fostering immediate connections. She effortlessly struck up conversations, asking sincere questions that reflected her genuine curiosity about others’ lives. 

Her thoughtfulness was evident in how she remembered names and small details, often following up with a text or call to check on someone going through a tough time. Natalie had a natural affinity for children and animals, often engaging with them playfully, which showcased her kind spirit.

At social gatherings, she was the life of the party, initiating games and discussions, ensuring everyone felt included. Her inclusive nature welcomed people from all walks of life, allowing friendships to blossom across diverse backgrounds. 

Her sense of humor lightened heavy moments, helping others find joy even in challenging situations. In essence, Natalie’s friendliness was a blend of warmth, empathy, and joy, creating genuine connections and nurturing a sense of belonging, leaving a lasting impact on everyone she met.

Elegant:
Natalie’s elegant demeanor captivated those around her with its grace and poise. Her movements were fluid and deliberate, exuding a natural rhythm that drew attention without demanding it. Standing tall with shoulders back and head held high, she radiated quiet confidence that made others feel at ease.

Her style complemented her elegance, favoring classic, well-tailored clothing in soft fabrics and muted colors. Meticulously chosen outfits reflected her keen sense of aesthetics. Natalie’s speech was refined, characterized by a soft, melodic tone, and she engaged in conversations with genuine interest, making others feel valued.

Her empathy and kindness further enhanced her demeanor, treating everyone with respect and making her approachable. In social situations, she moved confidently through the crowd, making introductions and facilitating conversations with grace.

Overall, Natalie embodied sophistication through her presence, refined style, and genuine connections, leaving a lasting impression as a beacon of grace in any setting.

Flaws:
Excitable:
Natalie's flaw of being easily excitable manifested in her vibrant enthusiasm, which was both charming and overwhelming. Her passion for new projects or conversations often bubbled over, with her eyes sparkling and voice rising as she spoke. While this energy drew people in, it sometimes led her to dominate conversations, inadvertently sidelining quieter voices.

Her excitement could quickly turn to frustration when things didn’t go as planned, causing her to feel disillusioned and anxious. This emotional rollercoaster often left her drained, making it difficult for her to regain composure. Additionally, her eagerness led her to take on too many commitments, believing she could handle them all, which resulted in stress and burnout.

Despite this flaw, her excitement stemmed from a genuine love for life and a desire to connect with others. Over time, she learned to manage her exuberance and cultivate awareness of those around her, recognizing that her passion could be a gift when balanced with mindfulness.

Meddlesome:
Natalie’s flaw of being a tad meddlesome stemmed from her deep care for others. While her intentions were rooted in love, her desire to help often led to over-involvement. She frequently offered unsolicited advice to friends, believing her insights could guide them, but this sometimes felt intrusive and overwhelming.

In family dynamics, Natalie would attempt to mediate disputes, thinking she could bring harmony, but her involvement could escalate tensions, causing frustration and disagreements about boundaries. At work, she often stepped into roles that weren’t hers, fostering friction with colleagues who preferred independence. 

Her eagerness to assist also meant she struggled to recognize when to step back, preventing others from learning from their mistakes. While she genuinely wanted to support those around her, she needed to find a balance between helping and overstepping. Over time, she began to understand the importance of allowing others the space to navigate their own paths.

Silly:
Natalie's flaw of being silly often surfaced through her playful nature and humor, which could overshadow serious moments. While her lightheartedness brought joy, it sometimes led to misunderstandings or a lack of sensitivity during important discussions. Her spontaneous antics and jokes, though entertaining, occasionally felt inappropriate, prompting frustration from friends who wished she would recognize when to be more serious.

In conversations, her use of puns and playful banter sometimes detracted from deeper exchanges, making it difficult for others to connect meaningfully. Professionally, while her silliness fostered a relaxed atmosphere, it could disrupt meetings and frustrate colleagues who preferred a more focused approach.

Her desire to be funny occasionally led to inappropriate risks, such as pranks or comments that crossed a line, resulting in hurt feelings. Despite these challenges, her silliness reflected her vibrant personality and ability to uplift others. Over time, Natalie learned to balance her playful side with awareness of context and the feelings of those around her, allowing her to maintain joy while fostering deeper connections.

 

Profession:  (Leave blank until the Earning a Living quest has been completed.)
 
Skills
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Weapon skills:
» <<Rapier>> Skill/ R1
Passive
Effect: At Rank 1, gain +3 DMG. 

 
Inventory - Weapons/Tools: 
Support Package:

(3) Starter Healing Potions (Heals 50 HP)
2,000 Col and (25) Materials

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Edited Tuesday at 05:18 PM by Valkyrie_Vera
Adding the Alternative Character tag

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