Llorona

babey needs an accent

-vampiric harpy from an outer reaches beastclan
-even in the wyrmwound her activities were seen as...strange
-needs to replenish her own blood supply since she's constantly losing blood herself
-the affliction puzzles every medic, it's as if she's suffered a mortal wound, yet it cannot be healed by magical or medicinal means and she denies ever being injured on any battlefield
-best bet is to patch her up and keep throwing new concoctions her way to "fix" her
-she's strangely offhand about her "condition" and seems not to think it's that big of a deal - but seeing the bloodlust in her eyes sometimes it's not hard to doubt her sanity
-it’s been suggested this isn’t her base state either - that some sort of blood poisoning from all the many hosts she’s fed off of has driven her closer and closer to madness
-she demands dragon blood but of course who’ll let her have that?
-possibly train as Coli dragon? her skills have been assigned to border patrols- though a risky move it doesn’t appear she could be in much worse shape than she is now and she seems to thoroughly enjoy hunting and maiming her prey, as...disturbing as it may be
-snowdrop has taken a shine to her, tending her wounds and speaking at length to her in her native tongue. one might almost think she has feelings for the harpy...
-sometimes at night she can be heard singing - a haunting sound, somewhere between a bird's song and a woman's voice, filled with sorrow
-mallory was the one that found her. returning from a monster-hunting patrol he brought in a mess of feathers and blood that hardly looked like a creature. leaving her to the medics, he simply said "i cannot kill her" - not meaning that he could not, but rather that he would not. his motivations for saving her remain unclear - but mallory was always able to see the best in people, and perhaps he saw something in her.
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-la llorona - "the weeping woman" in mexican folklore - drowned her children and now haunts the river where they died, crying for them and, in some versions, taking others' children to replace them