OOC and IC Information | Mayfield application
Name: Lifi
Personal LJ: lifinia
Contact Info: [AIM] Lifinia | [Email] lifiniacoralis@hotmail.com
Other Characters Played: N/A
Preferred Housing: The Shamhats on No. 1248, Williams Road.
Character Name: Keine Kamishirasawa
Character Series: Touhou Project
Character Age: Mentally 100+(?), Physically 18-25.
Background: Keine @ Touhouwiki
Personality: To start off, Keine is basically a motherly figure, teaching history in a school she established at the Human Village, and also a guardian of sorts to them as well as one Fujiwara no Mokou, a pyromaniacal immortal. She's gentle, nurturing, and a gracefully quiet genius in her own right. If there's anything she has a strong passion for, it'll be history, and her love for humans in the village; it's probably why she has protected the village for so long, and possibly also took on the curse of the hakutaku upon herself for that purpose.**
Keine might also be a little ditzy from time to time, shown when she was insistent, towards specific groups of protagonists, that there was no human village even while the youkai were still clearly able to see the village. It could also instead have simply been too strong a desire to protect the humans she loved so much, but the insistence was a little silly nonetheless, and a little 'out of character' for the wisest of half-beasts that she is.
Being someone as wise as Keine is, she is, as expected, observant and intuitive. She was easily able to find out where the protagonists were heading, and also easily realized who were the ones behind the artificial moon, despite the protagonists themselves failing at doing that the whole time. By extension, it was only because she had wanted to protect the humans that she hadn't left the village herself to put a stop to the culprits' actions. In other words, her focus on wanting to protect prevents her from actually fighting much herself.
Above all else, an important trait of Keine's is how she seems inclined towards sacrificing herself for the protection of others. This is shown when she puts herself between not only between the protagonists and the human village, when she initially suspected that they were targetting it, and also when she stood forward to meet the protagonists who were heading towards Mokou, bellowing, "I won't let you lay a finger on her!" as she did so, and even while in her hakutaku form, when she might just be a tiny bit unhinged herself.
Her hakutaku form is not entirely indicative of her personality, but while in that form she might also be a little edgy, prone towards injuring others, and hunting, possibly due to raw feral instinct. It is only with strong self control that she does not, and manage to focus on protecting those who are dear to her, as well as her work as a creator(or writer) of history.**
Being half-youkai and half-human, Keine's devotion towards protecting those dear to her is exceptional among others like her. While other half-breeds would tend to be shunned by their both of their counterparts, Keine's devotion has led the humans of her village to come to love her as much as she them, though of course only she would be capable of protecting both.
Abilities: Keine is able to consume(hide) history, as evidented in Imperishable Night itself, where she hides an entire village by hiding its history. This works in the rationale of 'if there is no history of a place, it does not exist', so to speak. Apart from that she is also a were-hakutaku, where, during the full moon, she will undergo a excruciatingly painful change into her hakutaku form - horns will grow from her head, her eyes will turn blood red from its previous brown, and the blue streaks in her hair will turn green instead. In this form her body is stronger, history-eating abilities are enhanced, and she is also capable of creating history while in this form. She is also capable of flight, as well as use of danmaku, or the bullets and lasers used in non-lethal fights.
Sample Entry: here!**
**note: those indicated with **s are merely headcanon. They do not in any way reflect any opinion of the character's original creator.
Personal LJ: lifinia
Contact Info: [AIM] Lifinia | [Email] lifiniacoralis@hotmail.com
Other Characters Played: N/A
Preferred Housing: The Shamhats on No. 1248, Williams Road.
Character Name: Keine Kamishirasawa
Character Series: Touhou Project
Character Age: Mentally 100+(?), Physically 18-25.
Background: Keine @ Touhouwiki
Personality: To start off, Keine is basically a motherly figure, teaching history in a school she established at the Human Village, and also a guardian of sorts to them as well as one Fujiwara no Mokou, a pyromaniacal immortal. She's gentle, nurturing, and a gracefully quiet genius in her own right. If there's anything she has a strong passion for, it'll be history, and her love for humans in the village; it's probably why she has protected the village for so long, and possibly also took on the curse of the hakutaku upon herself for that purpose.**
Keine might also be a little ditzy from time to time, shown when she was insistent, towards specific groups of protagonists, that there was no human village even while the youkai were still clearly able to see the village. It could also instead have simply been too strong a desire to protect the humans she loved so much, but the insistence was a little silly nonetheless, and a little 'out of character' for the wisest of half-beasts that she is.
Being someone as wise as Keine is, she is, as expected, observant and intuitive. She was easily able to find out where the protagonists were heading, and also easily realized who were the ones behind the artificial moon, despite the protagonists themselves failing at doing that the whole time. By extension, it was only because she had wanted to protect the humans that she hadn't left the village herself to put a stop to the culprits' actions. In other words, her focus on wanting to protect prevents her from actually fighting much herself.
Above all else, an important trait of Keine's is how she seems inclined towards sacrificing herself for the protection of others. This is shown when she puts herself between not only between the protagonists and the human village, when she initially suspected that they were targetting it, and also when she stood forward to meet the protagonists who were heading towards Mokou, bellowing, "I won't let you lay a finger on her!" as she did so, and even while in her hakutaku form, when she might just be a tiny bit unhinged herself.
Her hakutaku form is not entirely indicative of her personality, but while in that form she might also be a little edgy, prone towards injuring others, and hunting, possibly due to raw feral instinct. It is only with strong self control that she does not, and manage to focus on protecting those who are dear to her, as well as her work as a creator(or writer) of history.**
Being half-youkai and half-human, Keine's devotion towards protecting those dear to her is exceptional among others like her. While other half-breeds would tend to be shunned by their both of their counterparts, Keine's devotion has led the humans of her village to come to love her as much as she them, though of course only she would be capable of protecting both.
Abilities: Keine is able to consume(hide) history, as evidented in Imperishable Night itself, where she hides an entire village by hiding its history. This works in the rationale of 'if there is no history of a place, it does not exist', so to speak. Apart from that she is also a were-hakutaku, where, during the full moon, she will undergo a excruciatingly painful change into her hakutaku form - horns will grow from her head, her eyes will turn blood red from its previous brown, and the blue streaks in her hair will turn green instead. In this form her body is stronger, history-eating abilities are enhanced, and she is also capable of creating history while in this form. She is also capable of flight, as well as use of danmaku, or the bullets and lasers used in non-lethal fights.
Sample Entry: here!**
**note: those indicated with **s are merely headcanon. They do not in any way reflect any opinion of the character's original creator.