General Stats
Name: Charlotte Korbë
Name Meaning: Little and womanly; unfading ((Greek)); Crow
Nicknames: Lotti
Age: Unknown; appears late teens to early twenties but is technically about four.
Birthday: November 12
Gender: Female
Race: She's the reflection of a human (see history), and in her current state seems to be almost completely anatomically identical to a human girl.
Appearance
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 130
Build: Lotti is of small bone structure, her appearance more delicate then one would expect from someone her age. She is slender with no real muscle to speak of; she's a light weight. XD Her height is in her legs, with an average length torso, and though her posture is excellent and her shoulders more often squared then not, she has slender lines to her hips and shoulders. Since she has a naturally fast metabolism her narrowest point is the cinch of her waist, and while she is by no means overly voluminous she is about a C cup bust-wise.
Skin: She is a very pale girl and of an almost chalky consistency. It tends to be smooth and free of most blemishes. She has splashes of pink in her cheekbones, but it has more the appearance of blusher then her actual skin tone.
Face: Sporting a heart shaped face, she has high cheekbones and gently arched pink eyebrows that match the low tones of her hair. Her nose is generally small and slightly pointed, straight and naturally slope shaped. Her lips are a bright pink with the lower being fuller then the other, and her lips are naturally set in a slight smile in the corners.
Eyes: Lotti's eyes are her most expressive features, always alight with some extreme form of emotion. Her eyes are heavily framed with lashes and her irises are a light gray color with a slitted pink pupil.
Hair: Long to her hips and naturally straight, her hair is vibrantly colored: it starts at the roots as a bright pink and slowly fades to white by the time it reaches the tips of the hair. She has wispy bangs that fall to her brows, and they're always being fiddled with. Lotti mostly wears her hair straight down her back save for two thin braids of hair that are wound up into a small bun just above each temple on her head, pinned down in the center by white bunny head pins and tied off with white ribbons.
Scars/Birthmarks/Tats/Etc.: Lotti's skin is clear save for a circle of harsh black claw marks around her neck (the seal of Korbë).
Clothing: She almost always wears a black cotton jumper that has puff sleeves and ends in a pair of black shorts (basically it looks like this, but instead of ending in a skirt it ends in a pair of shorts), over which she wears a buckle on pink and white open front tiered skirt that brushes the back of her knees (kinda like Yuna's skirt thing in the X-2 game, only much longer). She wears a large white ribbon around her neck that's tied off in a bow; the ends hang down almost to her belt. Lotti finishes off her somewhat visually offensive look with black and white sleeve gloves that end in points over her middle knuckle and matching striped thigh-high stockings topped off with pink go-go boots.
Personality
Lotti is everything her precursor wasn't; she's loud, outspoken, carefree, and whimsical. She's more then a little strange, and there are highly childish aspects to her reactions that may allude to the fact that she has only been her own existence for a handful of years. She has a monstrous appetite and loves to eat, loves fluffy things, and is extremely curious about the world around her and the people in it. Though she's very personable she doesn't seem overly concerned with making friends; she's equally happy with others or alone. She's almost always smiling and has no qualms about informing others that Mr. Jinx is her best friend. Lotti speaks her mind and usually without thinking things through, but she rarely means to harm others with her words. Despite her airy disposition she is a ticking time bomb; her mood can rapidly deteriorate to a nasty cruelty if her mood flips. Like one of her powers, she has little to no idea what triggers these volatile mood swings, but she rarely worries about it, or her existence... or anything, to be honest. She is, after all, the very thing that drove her creator into madness; it stands to reason that she might be more then a little mad herself.
Character Flaws: Lotti has many, many flaws (most of which will be reveled in time), the most blatant being that she can't control her power of Self-Destruction and has to be sealed to prevent it from sneaking up on her. Also apparent are her difficulties associating with people on a 'normal' level; since she was herself imaginary at one point she associates best with the imaginary, making her people skills... less than enviable. That being said she has a hard time completely processing the entire scope of human emotions, and is therefore often confused by any displays other then the happiness or destructiveness her own mania usually limits her to. Also she has little to no physical strength; if someone sees through her illusions her back up plan is usually dashing for cover since she can't defend herself against physical attacks.
Talents and Abilities
Arts:Illusion and Self-Detonation
Any battle skills/magical powers you have: She can use her Illusion powers to make people believe that anything she thinks up is real, though she is still in the learner's stage of her powers and can make complex items and animals seem real, but can't extend her abilities too far beyond herself yet.
History
Pre-Ria HighLotti's story actually begins without her, centering on the relationship between an orphan girl named Ara and a philanthropist named Claude Korbë. Claude was generally well off, but despite living into old age he had never gotten the one thing he had really wanted: a family. So when he saw little Ara sitting out on the street, dirty and hungry, he had no qualms about taking her in and planning to raise her as his own daughter. But Ara was less then stable mentally; she had the 'gift' of illusion, and that gift haunted her. With no constant stability in her life her unusual abilities served only to frighten her, almost bullying the girl into being timid and tense. Despite these oftentimes alarming outbreaks Claude was understanding and cared deeply for Ara; the two lived a life that was as normal as could be expected for two long years. But Ara's battle had simply turned silent; despite her change in circumstances her mental state continued to deteriorate. Couple that with her abilities, and one day her reflection began talking to her... and not only to her, but to Claude too. It was a completely separate entity within the mirror, and Claude was delighted. Surely this was Ara's way of repressing her power; surely this was her pushing away the silent demons that haunted her and locking them away in a mirror, something that could be destroyed or hidden away. But Ara had the exact opposite reaction: she was terrified by the thought that she was creating some ferocious beast that would be capable of destroying the 'real' world she cared about even more, so she did the only thing that seemed logical in her state: despite the horrified objections of her caretaker Ara killed herself, shattering the mirror in an effort to take her reflection with her into death. The opposite reaction was achieved: as the glass shattered the form trapped within it was set free, and Lotti was 'born'.
Pre-Ria HighAt first Claude was horrified; the reflection appeared to be completely human and despite the feelings of blame he harbored towards her for Ara's death he couldn't retaliate against her. Self identifying as Charlotte or Lotti, she looked too much like Ara despite her differences in hair, eye color, and personality; despite himself Claude associated her with his beloved adopted daughter. Lotti was wild and loud in ways Ara had never been, and when he realized she had her powers of Illusion as well he feared she would meet the same fate as her creator. Not wanting to watch "Ara die again", Claude tried sending her to a 'normal school', hoping she would adapt... but instead the destructive power that had driven Ara mad manifested as she feared it would in Self-Detonation: Lotti literally blew herself and a portion of the school up before reforming without harm to herself and without any idea of what had set her off. Horrified, Claude did the only thing he could: he used his own secret power called Korbë (AKA CROW), a power he had loved Ara far too much to ever use on her, to seal up her unexplained tendency to explode. But he feared his own abilities wouldn't be enough to restrain her for long, so after much anxiety (on Claude's part, not Lotti's), he decided to ship her off to Ria High, his Alma matter and, hopefully, the best place for her to go and be under control while he figures out just what to do with the little oddity.
Alignment: Neutral; for the moment she's only on her own side.
Any items you have: A black stuffed rabbit with white nose, eyes, and details named Mr. Jinx that she imagined up days after she escaped the mirror. He talks... sometimes.
