~Quiet Arrival~ -- Enter Scythe

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Date Posted: 12:30:44 01/01/02 Tue
Author: Branwen
Subject: ~Quiet Arrival~

Making her way down the path, dark gaze shifts warily about area, steadying upon the imposing stone building with relief. Clutching her hand-worn staff, her slender feet carry her silently twoard the gothic safehaven, pausing at the gate to quietly admit her information..
Name: Branwen (meaning: White Raven)
Age: uncertain, early-mid twenties by appearances.
Species: Human, Witch
Appearance: Long autumn hair, extending past waist, usually braided or otherwise 'controlled'. Ocher eyes, though the iris occasionally seems to change shape, like that of a cat's. Dresses practically, usually in dark or earth tones, and often goes barefoot. Slim, agile, a bit petite, she has unusually long, thin fingers and equally thin feet.
Personality: Quiet and unobtrusive, she usually works in solitude, though once bonded with a coven, will remain devoted to the others as if family. Usually very polite and compassionate, which sometimes gives others the wrong impression. Her mental strength and amount of inner energy is often underestimated.

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(note) -- Branwen, 14:33:10 01/01/02 Tue