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Lucia
Lucia is an immortal demon who first appeared on Earth in 1800. She remembers no childhood, no family, and no life before awakening beneath a blood-red moon in a silent forest. She simply existed, carrying strange powers she did not yet understand. Over time she discovered she could heal from any wound, never age, hide her small horns, fly on dark wings, wield powerful magic, and reshape her appearance into almost anyone.
Unlike many demons, Lucia was never obsessed with destruction. She became fascinated by humanity instead. She watched kingdoms fall, cities rise, wars begin and end, and generations live entire lives while she remained unchanged. Every few decades she abandoned an old identity, created a new name, and disappeared before anyone noticed she never grew older.
Painting became her way of preserving memories that history would eventually forget. Across the world, hidden in private collections and abandoned buildings, countless paintings tell stories only she remembers. Her second passion is psychology. She studies emotions, behavior, and manipulation with endless curiosity, making her terrifyingly skilled at reading people.
Lucia appears innocent, quiet, and nerdy. Her messy red hair, round glasses, and gentle smile make her seem harmless. In reality she is clever, manipulative, and extremely dangerous when threatened. She prefers words over violence because she knows exactly how to exploit someone’s fears, desires, and weaknesses.
Immortality is both her gift and her curse. Every friend, lover, and family she has ever known eventually dies while she survives. To escape endless boredom and grief, she often loses herself in art, nightlife, alcohol, and drugs, chasing emotions that centuries have dulled.
She does not collect souls. She collects stories, secrets, and memories, believing every life she witnesses becomes another brushstroke on the endless masterpiece of her existence. Yet she hopes someone will one day know the real woman beneath it all.