<div class="floatleft">(http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/089/a/a/aaf040af87e9403f53d26323a9626090-d4ufgzu.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Aniylla Favianne de Angelis<br/><br/><strong>Age:</strong>Sixteen.<br/><br/><strong>Position (City):</strong>Last heiress of the de Angelis bloodline.<br/><br/><strong>Position (Sisterhood):</strong>Healer, fourth sister of the circle.<br/><br/><strong>Height:</strong>5'5''<br/><br/><strong>Eyes:</strong>Summer sky blue, paler around the iris and a dark ring of navy on the outside. Small flecks of gold.<br/><br/><strong>Hair:</strong>Deep sable, nearly black.<br/><br/><strong>Skills:</strong>'Innocence' sensuality/seduction, Dance, Acrobatics, Linguist, Ciphers, Healing, Illusions.<br/><br/><strong>Element:</strong>Water.<br/><br/><strong>Personality/Background:</strong><br/><br/>As the last born daughter of the last branch of the de Angelis bloodline Aniylla grew up never knowing her mother beyond a name and the portrait kept of her the Cardinal in the Temple of Faith. She was not without family though, raised by her eldest half sister Elisaveta, and to some extent as well by her twin older sisters. She had a happy childhood, a by product of her easy temperament and her natural desire to please those around her. A clever child she took to languages and ciphers readily enough though never had the head for politics or manipulation and deep currents. Instead she held a unique innocences and natural charisma that had the Cardinal her sisters focus on nurturing that trait to earn others trust.<br/><br/>Growing from young child to a adolescent Aniya showed some small hints of the stubbornness that was thought so often to be a part of the de Angelis blood but in quiet things. Sneaking off for an extra bit of horse riding, lingering in the gardens, making healing brews and potions rather then posions. Animals always called to her, she often collected injured ones when there were trips to the market or a play, finding birds with broken wings or wild cats or dogs with small injuries. Aware of the rules of the Temple she never kept any animal as a pet, though a few would return to her from time to time. Dance grew as a love for her, a moment when she simply could be without having to think and her passion for it was encouraged because it was noted that hardly a person could watch her dance and be unmoved.<br/><br/>Trained from a young age in sexual matters and yet also in proper manners Aniylla has a unique and fascinating blend of innocence and sensuality, tempting without ever meaning to. This too was planned, something she herself never thinks about, a careless pure sort of grace to her spirit that has lead to even wary, cynical tongues to loosening around her on the smaller missions she has been given during the parties and hunts and other such activities of the nobles and wealthy of the city.<br/><br/>Aniya, while typically sweet and easy to please with the littlest things is deeply passionate and at times introspective. It just happens that those are deep waters that most never see, no tempest hinted at beneath the quiet charming waters of her surface. Still a girl child in some ways she is finally of age to be married off for the advantage of her family name and all the city speculates over who of the many suitors that have attended upon her in the last two years will win the last heiress.<br/><br/>Past Moments of Note -<br/><br/>Aniylla was actually born prematurely when her mother, Livia de Angelis, had her still in womb baby tested for magic. The woman had lost three other daughters to the Temple because of inborn magic and feared losing this babe as well. When the visiting enchantress confirmed that her new daughter would have magic as well Livia cut herself open in an attempt to have the babe in secret and keep her to herself. Both mother and child nearly died and Aniylla was taken to the Temple, it being unsure that she would survive even her first weak of life. Livia was healed and her life saved but she no longer had the ability to have children. Because of her premature birth, though she never heard of it, she was often prone to catching illnesses and easy to wear out. It was uncertain that she would live through early childhood until she reached the age of six and seemed to grow into a healthy child.