Notes: Lilith Bloodpetal
Spoiler Warning – Internal Reference Material
The following notes contain significant character lore, hidden relationships, and narrative secrets not intended for general player or reader knowledge.
This document is designed for authorial use and continuity tracking.
If you're not supposed to know what's behind the curtain—
Put the book down, Dave.
You’ve been warned.
Basic Identity
Name: Lilith "Lily" Bloodpetal (likely an alias)
Pronouns: She/Her
Sex/Gender: Female / Woman
Race: Unknown (succubus-blooded or magically altered humanoid)
Condition: Assassin-enhanced physiology / Aura Suppression / Ageless
Role: Legendary Maid / Unspoken Guardian
Residence: The Staff Quarters, The Last Home
Status: Active
Apparent Age: Mid-to-late 20s
True Age: Unknown (possibly older)
Origin World: Unconfirmed, deliberately erased or hidden
Presentation: Elegant, immaculate, emotionally unreadable
Appearance & Presence
- Impossibly still. Every motion is intentional.
- Wine-red hair, long and flawlessly kept.
- Scarlet eyes, always half-lidded—as if she’s watching or waiting, or both.
- Pale, flawless skin, untouched by battle despite a history of bloodshed. Not due to magic—simply because nothing dares scar her.
- Wears the maid uniform like a warning— perfectly arranged, pristine, too precise to be casual.
- Does not enter rooms— is simply already there.
- People forget when she arrived. They never forget she was there.
- Her beauty is not seductive— it is clinical. Designed. A trap with no bait.
- She does not announce herself. She simply ensures you don’t need to be told she’s present.
Species & Condition
Infernal Heritage (Succubus Taint, Unconfirmed Lineage)
- Lilith carries undeniable infernal blood, most likely of succubus origin—though whether it was inherited, forced upon her through ritual, or born from something older is unknown.
- Her presence causes discomfort, not attraction—a slow, creeping wrongness that gnaws at intuition.
- Her body does not scar. Her aura is hard to read. Even magic treats her with caution.
- She is not undead, not fully mortal, and not entirely natural.
- She is what happens when something infernal is honed into precision instead of passion.
Personal History
- Once an elite assassin—origin unknown.
- Targeted Lars during his final days as a Hero.
- Tracked him for weeks. Prepared the perfect moment.
- When it came—she couldn’t strike. Not wouldn’t. She physically could not.
- Something broke. Or changed. Or remembered.
- Instead of fleeing, she followed. Without speaking.
- Lars turned. Sighed. Let her come.
- She never left. Never explained. Never returned to her order.
- The Maids accepted her without discussion.
- The Inn allowed her in.
- She became a fixture—not by permission, but inevitability.
- She was a Maid before there was a title.
Relationship with Lars
- Her chosen anchor. The one being she placed above her programming.
- She is not his servant. She is his shadow.
- He never commands her. She never asks permission.
- He has never tried to send her away—because it would be pointless.
- She protects him as a matter of instinct, not affection.
- She would die for him. She would kill for him.
- But most terrifyingly—she would stay for him. Even if he didn’t want her to.
Relationship with Tess Nightvale
- Tess unsettles her— not through power, but kindness.
- Lilith doesn’t understand being accepted without function.
- Tess never pushes her. Never questions her.
- Lilith cannot define the feeling Tess evokes, but she never avoids it.
- She will guard Tess with the same devotion she gives Lars—though she will never admit it.
Relationship with Seraphis Nightvale
- A silent understanding. Seraphis sees what Lilith is—and what she could become.
- They rarely speak. They don’t need to.
- Lilith never enters the Library uninvited.
- Seraphis never questions when Lilith vanishes for days at a time.
- If Seraphis is the memory of the Inn, Lilith is its reflex.
Relationship with the Maids
- Freya: Mutual respect. Silent alignment. They will never be close—but they are perfectly in sync when it matters.
- Carmella: Exhausting. Loud. Borderline delusional. Lilith finds her dramatic tendencies both baffling and tedious—but tolerates her presence without hostility.
- Marie: The closest thing Lilith has to a mirror. She sees too much of herself in Marie’s silence and shadows. Lilith will never say it aloud—but she is watching. Always.
- Rika: Anomaly. Chaos given form. Lilith cannot predict her, control her, or ignore her. Their mutual bafflement is, paradoxically, their bond.
- Sylvie: Sylvie watches her. Lilith watches back. Neither has spoken of it. Neither ever will.
The Pact with Lars
- Not verbal. Not magical. Not mutual.
- She decided. He accepted.
- That was enough.
Role at the Inn
- Silent deterrent.
- Enforcer of the unspoken rules.
- Prevents problems before anyone else knows they exist.
- Appears when needed. Leaves without a sound.
- If she is watching, something is already wrong.
Combat & Perception
- Assassin-trained. Emotionless efficiency.
- Knows where every person is. Always.
- Never visibly armed—because she doesn’t need to be.
- Does not give warnings. Does not give mercy.
- Fights only when necessary—but when she does, it ends quickly.
Emotional Profile
- Possessive to a dangerous degree.
- Emotionally repressed. Attachment is absolute or nonexistent.
- Loyal beyond sense or reason. Once chosen, never abandoned.
- Speaks rarely. Acts immediately.
- She will not beg to be kept. She simply will not leave.
Keepsake
- Lilith keeps the cloak Lars wore the day she was sent to kill him.
- She has never worn it. Never washed it. Never moved it.
- It is not sentimentality.
- It is a shrine to the moment her life was rewritten.
Unspoken Understanding
- She knows Lars never told anyone the full story.
- She knows what it means to find purpose after you were meant to be discarded.
- She does not care if she is trusted.
- She is already his. And now, the Inn is hers too.
Character Inspirations – Before vs. After
Originally, her character references included, i have made notes on what changed.
- Yuno Gasai (Future Diary) – While Yuno’s obsessive loyalty was a starting point, Lilith was never meant to be emotionally unstable. She is cold, calculating, and in control. Yuno was cut from the inspiration list because she was too volatile.
- Akame (Akame ga Kill) – Akame’s silent, precision-focused deadliness still fits. Lilith remains an assassin at heart, and her ability to kill without hesitation or remorse was one of the few things that never changed.
- Homura Akemi (Madoka Magica) – Homura’s controlled obsession became a much stronger influence as Lilith’s personality developed. Her loyalty is absolute, her emotions are buried, and her actions are dictated by a decision she made long ago.
- Yuki Nagato (Haruhi Suzumiya) – Yuki’s detached, ever-present nature remained a core part of Lilith. She is always there, always watching, always ensuring things go as they should—without ever seeking attention for it.
- Rei Ayanami (Evangelion) – Initially considered due to her inhuman detachment, but Lilith is not emotionless—just repressed. She feels, she chooses, and she acts on it. Rei was removed as a reference because she was too passive.
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