Smith, Caius L.

[Caius Smith]

IN CHARACTER


NAME: Caius
NICKNAMES: "Caius L. Smith", Cai/Kai, Acai Berry
AGE: ∞
SEXUALITY: Panromantic - Caius actually picked to be androgynous so he didn't have to face the limitations brought on by mortal sexuality. This way, he can easily shift from male to female, and vice versa, while maintaining the same face - more-or-less. Even when male, he has subtle indication of gynecomastia and flared hipbones. 
FACE CLAIM / CELEBRITY: Andy Biersack
OCCUPATION: Unemployed scumbag (prone to change).
ALLEGIANCE: to Alistar O'Riley 
CITIZENSHIP: Newcomer
SPECIES: Angel (might "fall" at some point)
ABILITIES: Along with immortality, changing his appearance, flight, and other default-angel capabilities, Caius is a skilled fighter (particularly with lance-type weaponry (i.e. halberds)) who relies on agility and combinations rather than on brute strength and defence. When in his 'natural form,' his wings are large and dense, and are sometimes used to shield himself or another. This doesn't mean to say he hasn't injured himself this way as he certainly has on numerous occasions. Despite his aptitude in fighting, his true strength lies fortune.

During ancient times, Caius was the patron of all seafarers alike, granting them times of lightheartedness during their journeys and escorting them through a safe journey. Of course, his name and identity has changed numerous times depending upon the era and culture, but during the early Italian Renaissance (when his presence became more prominent), he was deemed as "Caius" or sometimes "Caia," depending on which sex he was represented as. Because he was the one to go to in hopes of a safe journey, women often (and still do in some cultures - particularly gaelic) prayed to Caius that their men would safely return to them one day.

Between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, Caius was adopted by the pirate crowd (despite his fortune being impartial to all seafarers) and had become somewhat of a figurehead for them when travellers had lost faith in Caius (particularly because of sicknesses and pirates' reigns). When they successfully boarded and looted another ship, the celebrated on his name. When they sung sea shanties, they credited their joviality to Caius.

During this period, Caius had become intrigued with a particular person - Alistar O'Riley, and as a result, he often followed him everywhere (the likeliness as to why pirates adopted him as their patron). When Caius had long been forgotten by most cultures in the nineteenth century and onwards, he followed Alistar O'Riley elsewhere, including the casino's. It was about this time that Caius became only known as "Lady Luck" over all else and this remains true even to this day.

Should he fall, Caius would become the reciprocal of what he is now and bring misfortune to others, some unsuspecting and some purposefully.
 

OUT OF CHARACTER

NAME / ALIAS: Mieow!
HOW DID YOU FIND US? Via Sàmu & B's other site (affiliation table).

ROLE PLAY EXAMPLE

(._.)

Stop.

But he wouldn’t cease.

Dai-chan, stop.

And words couldn’t be spoken.

Please.

Their warmth just coalesced in spite of their individualities. Bodies remained as separate entities despite the other’s urgency. Forced touch, empty love. For how long would this go on?

He wanted to melt, to sink through the floor.
To lie in the dark by his lonesome.
To lay his head on a paternal lap and have his hair be stroked at,
As darkness cradled them.

He wanted to go home.

As nausea was conceived within a phantom womb, limbs could finally move. A hand, without aggressive blatancy, first grabbed onto the others’ bicep and then migrated to his chest. Daisuke was urged off. Upon partial liberty, Kazuo immediately rolled onto his side, hoisting himself up by an elbow and palm. 

[Gabriel Edwards]

Accepted! I'm sorry for the wait!