Opal Amadeas

Name story:

His original character in my novel had opal-coloured eyes.

Character age:

In his late 30s, physically.

Character gender:

Male

Offsite roleplay:

This doll's character is not available for offsite roleplay.

Opal is one of the currently two dolls whose story and universe is separate from that of the rest of my dolls. The story is set in a world where humans and man-made gods live side by side. Originally, only 20 gods were created, each with their specific mission, but they broke out of control and have reproduced with each other and humans since. The 20 originals don’t age, and they have an ability to heal from lethal wounds at an incredible speed, so most of them still live hundreds of years later.

Some of the man-made gods and their descendants serve humans by choice. Other gods, again, are concerned about the purity of their godly race and shun half-blood gods. They call themselves the Half Moon’s Agenda and are led by the seventh of the original 20, a man who goes by “Septimus” or “Full Moon”. These gods wear masks and robes to hide their identities. They are obsessed with dominating over humans. In their fit of superiority, the Half Moon’s Agenda have forgotten that the original 20 once were humans, too, genetically manipulated using a long-lost technology.

Opal Amadeas, who goes by the code name Neptune, is a servant of a very powerful god named Full Moon. He’s the son of two of Full Moon’s most trusted first rank generals, Voron Undecima (goes by the code name Venus) and August (goes by the code name Mercury). Opal is in his late 30s. He ages normally, but like his parents, he has supernatural powers. His power is that if any other human or god comes to skin contact with him, it will cause both him and the other party unbearable pain and leaves burns and blisters on their skin. This is why Opal is mostly seen wearing a fully covering suit and white gloves. If Opal uses his powers too much, his skin gets scarred permanently. Full Moon orders him around to do the Agenda’s killing and torturing, so Opal also prefers to cover his skin when he's alone or with other gods, to hide the permanent scars he has developed.

Opal doesn't wish to change, because to him it's the only way of life he knows. As a cover job, Opal owns a small bookstore. He paints and sculpts for fun and is good at it, but he hasn’t got any friends because his harsh looks and coldness tend to drive people away. He lives in a large baroque style mansion in the city, but never has any guests over, since he's considered inferior both within the Agenda and outside it: to the other gods he's a freak since he ages like a human, and there's even been mean rumors that August is really not his father. To the humans he's a murderer and a monster alike.

There's only one person who admires Opal, and at first she does not at first know about his true identity beneath the silent and shy book store owner. Lilia Volkova is a young lady who meets Opal by chance. Lilia keeps coming back to the book shop to talk and show the dresses she sews for her rich clients, and read books from Opal’s shelf. Opal notices he’s growing fond of Lilia. He even agrees to paint Lilia at his mansion after Lilia suggests this to him. There, the two have a talk and he reveals his true nature to Lilia and takes away his gloves to show his scarred hands. Unlike Opal expects her to, Lilia doesn’t run away. When the painting is done, Lilia even steals a kiss from Opal despite it being very painful to her. Opal realizes that Lilia is seriously in love and also that she now knows too much about Full Moon and the Agenda. He gets a sudden sense of regret. Without much explanation, he throws Lilia out of his home and asks that Lilia never comes to him again, for her own good. He also stops going to the bookstore so that Lilia cannot seek him there. Opal well knows that if Full Moon learns about Lilia, Full Moon could hurt her to manipulate Opal.

Opal Amadeas

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