Name: Dominique Beltham
  Nick Name(s): Domi
  Age: around her mid teens
  Build: Short, thin, with low muscle tone, and "lazy" limbs. 
  Look: She has pale skin, white hair that had been dyed a bright pink, dark eyes, and odd spiral markings that may be tattoos all over her body. Including some on the sides of her eyes. She is constantly draped in black fabric, and almost never takes her hat off. 
  Temperament: Domi is eccentric and possibly bi-polar. She is headstrong, and will often do things without thinking. She can be happy one moment, and self loathing the next.
  Treasure: She has a glass ball sewn into a hat she never removes, or will part with. 
  Race/Blood: She is apparently human, but recently it was found out that she possesses the blood of an ancient, and supposedly dead, race known as the 'Druids.'
  Likes: Black; purple, drawing, demons, adventure, magic.
  Dislikes: liars, people who judge her, the sun.

  Past: The Belthams were a very rich and prominent family of the Tristan kingdom, however, Dominique was never a very fortunate child. At a very young age her mother had died a very tragic, yet unexplained death. Dominique fell into the pits of depression and madness, and expresses the mourning of her mother by dressing in black. Upon Mrs. Beltham's death, she had left Dominique her entire fortune, blessed only by her own family, and not that of her husband. Dominique's father had decided to keep her housebound in order to protect her, if only to keep her alive long enough to be wed, and so that he would inherit her mother's money. Dominique's mother was a duchess of the land, and a high standing priestess, so it was no surprise that the only profession her father allowed her to partake in, were that of priesthood. However it was not expected that she would excel in it so well. She began her training as an apprentice at the age of fifteen, and within three months she was deemed skilled enough to become a full fledged priestess.


  Song: Either You spin me by Marilyn Manson (or that girl singer. I dunno what it is, its in my play list) or Just a little girl by Amy Studt