Difference between revisions of "Infernal Girl"

Infernal Girl is the daughter of a Devil Lord and a Demonic succubus. Her father controls a small hell realm; at least three dimension hops north of anyplace you've ever heard of. Her mother is off doing, you know, succubus stuff. Infernal Girl doesn't see her mother often, and is pretty ok with that.

Instead, Infernal Girl has been raised by her father. He has groomed Fernie throughout her young life to be the new Lord, er Lady, of their realm. Like many teenagers though, Fernie has plans beyond what her father wants. She doesn't want to take over the family business. Infernal Girl wants to travel; to see the worlds. Infernal Girl rebelled the only way a young devil can. She ran away to the prime plane, and became a super hero.

Bright, bubbly, and an eternal optimist; Infernal Girl looks at the human world with perpetual awe. Before leaving her home realm, she'd only heard of the prime from condemned souls. And really, you have to take anything they say with a grain of salt.

Though bewildered by the prime, and a bit naive by most standards; Infernal Girl is not an idiot. She was quick to learn the basics of life above. Phones, money, cars, streetlights, rent...she gets it. She is sometimes lost on a few of the intricacies of life; slang and pop culture references often go over her head, and she understands less about the internet than a grandmother, but mostly, she gets it. Infernal Girl isn't so much a fish out of water as she is a small town girl in the big city.

If there's any place in life where Fern's naivety shines through, it's in her view of super heroes. Infernal Girl was enamored by the super hero lifestyle long before she came to the prime plane. She however only knows it from fan magazines, comics, and television. Due to this, her outlook on heroics are very Golden Age. Heroes always win. Heroes don't stoop to the level of their enemies.

Heroes don't kill. Ever.

In her defense; Infernal Girl has grown up in a hell dimension. She's seen plenty of people that have been evil 'with good intentions'. Infernal Girl knows how well this goes for anyone. She's happy to share.

It should be mentioned that Infernal Girl's problems with her father are personal ones. She doesn't see her home hell dimension as 'wrong', and she certainly doesn't see her father as evil. After all, tainted souls are sent to her home. No one went out to look for them. It's a big multiverse out there, and Fernie supposes somewhere there are devils that actually wander about with contracts and golden fiddles, but she's yet to see one. Instead, she sees the family business more like a prison, and her father as the warden. She didn't leave because she objects to what the family business is, Fernie left because running the family business is not for her.

Fernie is a bit embarrassed about her succubi heritage, and always describes herself as a devil. Infernal Girl may have gotten her looks from her mother's side of the family, and a few abilities, but she never got the succubi drive. She doesn't care to manipulate people emotionally and considers 'The Sex' to be a bit icky, even if only in concept. Maybe it comes from being raised by her father. Either way, she is uncomfortable with the physical aspects of romance, and shies away from even conversation about it.