Echoing Steps
Name: Dalila
Age: 27
Sex: Female
Personality: Loud, commanding, proud, headstrong and friendly. Dalila craves attention and loves to talk. She believes that she could easily worm her way into someone’s heart if she is given enough time. She is the kind of person that no one can totally dislike. Dalila loves what she does, and nothing and no one is going to make her think differently.
Appearance: Hair: Black
Hair Style: Long and always held in pig tails with bells attached on the ends
Eye: Ice green
Skin: Mocha
Clothing: Red shorts and sleeveless top
Markings: Star tattoo on her left cheek
Accessories: Bells, shells and trinkets litter her clothes to make her more interesting
Occupation: Dancer, singer, entertainer, juggler
Likes:Dislikes:Quirks:Mannerisms:History:(To Be Written)
Death:Dalila was by no means young, but she wasn’t old either. She was most likely in her late twenties when she wondered into town. Dalila was a dancer and an entertainer. She usually didn’t wandered from town to town looking for work, Dalila liked to stay in one place as long as possible incase she heard anything from her family. But only after getting kicked out of the last town because of an
incident involving the mayor and his eldest son did she head out to find somewhere else to stay.
She was born youngest in a family with three other sisters, the two oldest decided to marry to escape the war while the third chose to stayed at home to take care of the parents. Dalila left home because she believed she was a burden after her father fell ill and food became scarce with no reliable income. She only got into the entertainment business when she started dancing in the street for money and was paid and cheered to stay in motion. She had the natural grace many people lacked. Her ice green eyes, long black hair, and chocolate colored skin made it interesting to watch as she twirled and stomped with her bells and bracelets jingling to any music or beat.
Dalila then decided that she would travel as far as she could in the war torn country looking for work and sending home as much money as she could spare without starving. While traveling on the road she was able to pick up other talents as well as a furry companion-a small monkey named Mocha. He would help her juggle and entertain an audience, or even go around picking up coins during a performance. Dalila treated Mocha like her child, or a little brother she never had.
After bartering a room at the local inn in exchange for performing that night Dalila went off to explore the quiet solemn town. She was just about to head back to the inn-it was close to sunset-when Dalila spotted an old mansion. As she stopped walking and turned to get a better look at it, Mocha took off running. The little monkey climbed right up the ivy growing on the side and into the open second story window. Eerie and cold music could be heard coming from the seemingly abandoned home.
Dalila quickly ran to catch her pet but was not able to find a door that wasn’t blocked by some sort of debris so she slipped through a broken window. Taking the first staircase she found, Dalila shouted for Mocha to come back to her. The music may have stopped when she sprinted up the stairs, but Mocha’s screams echoed throughout the empty hallways. Dalila turned into the only open doorway just in time to see her monkey thrown at the wall and fall to the ground unmoving.
Feardoc’s face was littered with bruises and scratches from where Mocha tried to fight against him. He calmly shook his hand as if getting rid of the filth the small creature was covered in. Dalila stared in shock and no small part in fear as Feardoc glanced at her and then walk across the room to where a broken drum was laid against the wall. The tall wooden and leather drum had its strings clipped, leaving it looking like nothing more then a large bucket. Feardoc stroked it and smiled charmingly at Dalila where she was frozen with fear.
She tried to run, but the Composer grabbed a nearby music stand and hurled it at the escaping girl. The edge of the stand clipped her head as she smacked into the opposite wall and crumpled to the ground unconscious. She was unable to regain consciousness in time to save herself from the blood rapidly pooling around her. Feardoc left her in the hallway, where she stained the carpet wine red.