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Villager: Lillie

Paintie by Teacup

Profile isn't complete, the following are just concepts

-Lillie is sexless and identifies as Demigirl

-She is kind and tender with the others, but without any physical contact, though she will still try to show affection through other means, cute nicknames for example. She doesn't want to seem cold or distant, but tends to be a bit restrained.

-Lillie identifies as aromantic, though she enjoys being a tease to Tranquility. It's like a game to her. Any time she winks at him from across the room, struts by him when she knows he's looking at her, or runs a finger along his jaw, his placid demeanor is broken as he clearly doesn't know how to react. She can't help but laugh at him for it, and enjoy being able to shake someone who is normally so composed. Lillie is actually demiromantic and will discover that some day after growing a bond with Tranquility, realizing there might have been something subconscious to why she always amused herself by toying with him.

-Her tail rings are precious family heirlooms, and because of her meticulous care for them Lillie appears vain to others. She doesn't allow anyone to touch her hair or fur because of this, often telling Tranquility to keep his dirty paws (in his defense, he is a gardener) away from her hair. Normally calm, this is the one major thing that will frazzle her. She tries to avoid confrontation, but she puts what is precious to her before all else.

-Lillie's markings come from her family line, they have a significance to her lineage but she does not tell others of this, they are just as personal to her as her tail rings. Someone getting close to her may eventually be able to gain her trust enough to learn of them, though not all at once.

-She does not speak of her family to anyone else except in a vague dismissive sense. They were gypsies and she disapproved of their lives, never being able to form bonds with anyone outside their group, always traveling, until she made up her mind, and selfishly ran off from them in a crowded town crossing. She does not regret her choice, though she might miss her family from time to time, and does recognize that her actions were selfish. She knows they didn't do wrong by her with their lifestyle by choice, but by principle and maintaining tradition.