Lyll Worzen
| Lyll Worzen |
|---|
 Minna-san, konnichiwa! |
| Age: 13 |
| Race: Beastman |
| Status: Alive |
| Affiliation: None |
Origin
Lyll is the youngest daughter of the Worzen family, consisting of her brother Roas, her father Xemn, and her mother Meyna. Like the rest of her family, Lyll lives a simple life away from civilization at the north edge of Faron Woods, southeast of the heart of the Beast Kingdom. Underneath this simple life, however, lies a lineage of dragon-slaying for at least several generations prior. Lyll's grandfather, famous himself for sealing away a particularly-nasty dragon in an underground labyrinth, approached Lyll and her family to inform them of their next-in-line requirement to put away this dragon once and for all when it showed signs of breaking free from their predecessor's imprisonment. And so, at the ripe-old age of nine, Lyll went on a journey with her parents and older brother, eventually becoming a dragon-slayer, herself. Peace held sway in the time that followed, and the manner in which she and her family found their way into the Cleft of Dimensions is not immediately known.
History
Lyll is a beastman girl that lives at the northern edge of Faron Woods with her family, a ways southeast of the Beast Kingdom. She is plucky, has seemingly-infinite energy, and enjoys attention immensely; Lyll also assumes that everyone likes her and enjoys her company right off the bat. She is very small for her age and tends to act in kind, but has age-appropriate knowledge and insight that surfaces at times, when it is needed. She enjoys the outdoors and fawns over cute clothes (and people who wear them), and has the capacity to jump many, many times her own height, some of which is an innate ability but is also likely attributed to the fact that she weighs much less than she appears, as well.
Lyll is extremely easy to please and has a very short list of things she dislikes, the biggest one being spiders. At home, when not playing outside or poking her nose around outlying areas for new waiting-to-happen adventures, she helps her mother, Meyna, around the house with chores and cleaning. Like the rest of her family, she is fluent in Japanese but tends to only use honorifics, knowing that the common tongue is more widespread and understandable for most people she's come across, unless those she is interacting with also know and use Japanese as well.