Aurane Vallarys

Aurane Vallarys (played by Cana) is a member of the Soul Society, ranked as '''Rookie. '''She was inducted into the Soul Society in year 12,015.

Pre-RPG Biography
Aurane was found alone in the middle of a field, the sides of her blankets having frosted over by the freezing wind blowing rampantly, by what would become her adoptive parents. Her parents were thrilled by this discovery; they had been trying for a baby for a long time, but with no success. They saw her as a blessing, or perhaps a gift from the gods.

Aurane lived a pleasant and fortunate childhood. Her parents were fairly well off, and so they lived in a large manor in an even larger plot of land. Aurane relished the time she spent with nature and her family; it wasn’t until she came into contact with the rest of the world that it all started going downhill. She attended prestigious schools, but despite her wealth, it didn’t stop the other students from noticing that her looks differed greatly from her parents’. It was at this time that she slowly started falling into her own depression. She didn’t let this depression become apparent from the outside, though, and therefore put on a smile for the better of her family. Despite this, the branch of business her parents worked in was an especially messy one. And so, as a result, the other side of the Hara’iko industry murdered her parents. Aurane narrowly survived; the man who had taken their lives underestimated her, and she was able to escape using a combination of a kitchen knife and aerokinesis. She was supposed to be the last one killed. It was soon after that she discovered who her parents truly were, but she decided to stay away of the Soul Society in fear of having a fate like that of her biological parents(which, she assumed, were dead). So, she works as a waitress in a small cafe while attending school.

Personality
Aurane’s personality is one that has a strong basis of compassion and kindness, but is marred by the past. She isn’t one to think of herself before others, primarily because she values herself so little. She’s a little bit naive, too, and wants to see the good in the world; this is contrasted by her past, which creates a constant battle of good and evil in her mind.