Lady Myrissa Whitemane
Basic Information
Bloodline Ability
This Bloodline ability has not yet been unveiled to you.
Physical Description
Myrissa wears her silver-white hair long and deliberately undone, loose waves that look effortless and are not. Her eyes are a warm, striking amber, set in a face lightly dusted with freckles across the nose and cheeks that she has never once tried to powder away, correctly judging them an asset rather than a flaw. She favors rich reds and gold accents, high collars and fitted silhouettes that read as expensive without shouting about it, and she has not gone a single day since arriving in Rokoura without at least one piece of her mother's jewelry on. She is, by any measure, a strikingly beautiful woman, and she has never once pretended not to know it.
Myrissa carries a delicate gold coin-link chain that was once a Whitemane trade ledger's ceremonial seal, repurposed as jewelry generations ago, and she has an unconscious habit of running it through her fingers, coin by coin, whenever a conversation touches on anything she'd rather not examine too closely. Most people read it as a nervous flourish that suits her. It is, more precisely, the last physical habit she has left from a lifetime spent around a family counting house, and she has not noticed yet how often her hand finds it when someone asks about Gelderai.
Personality & Temperament
- Warm, magnetic, and genuinely enjoys people
- Sharp negotiator, even when just making small talk
- Generous with her wealth toward people she likes
- Not remotely precious about her own beauty
- Direct almost to the point of bluntness
- Turns real grief into a joke before anyone can ask
- Collects new acquaintances faster than real friends
- Flirts reflexively, sometimes badly at the wrong moment
- Refuses, flatly, to discuss Gelderai in detail
- Spends freely in ways that read as avoidance
The Heavens took everything else from me and left the money. I've decided to take the hint.
I am not hiding from anything. I am on vacation. A very long, very well-funded vacation.
Ask me about the family business sometime. Buy me a drink first.
- A full house, invited or not
- Good wine and better company
- The sound of the tide from her own porch
- Being underestimated exactly once
- Buying something simply because she wants it
- Being asked how she's really doing
- Quiet houses and quiet evenings alone
- Pity, offered by anyone, for any reason
- Men who court the fortune before the woman
- The word "condolences"