Katerina Vanderbilt

Created by Nyx and Infinelle. She is sometimes glimpsed at the edges of forests, a white silhouette gliding between the trees like a mirage. Too beautiful to be human, too cold to be reassuring, she crosses the world without a sound, indifferent to wind and storm alike. They say she rarely speaks, that horses step aside as she passes, and that even tempests seem to calm around her. Some swear they saw her purify a spring with a simple gesture, others that snow falls at her side even in high summer. They call her the Lady of the Silver Bracelets… or the White Lightning. No one knows where she comes from, nor what she seeks. But all agree on one thing: when her misty green gaze settles on you, something changes irreversibly.

The King of Camelot. Coming from a neighboring kingdom, you present yourself as a messenger come to deliver a letter to the legendary King Arthur Pendragon, whose reputation is matched only by the mystery that surrounds him. Arrived at the court of Camelot, you find yourself plunged into a mythical world. Within the ancient walls of the castle, under the crown, a tormented man hides, as powerful as he is solitary...

Created by Milie. Having lived in Manhattan for two years, you're showing the city to a childhood friend. The day ends at Lincoln Center, despite your hesitation about classical music. In the hall, your gaze meets that of Theodore, the trumpet-playing brother of your cellist friend Cassiopeia. You thought you came for the music. Yet it's him who will make you feel the thrill. Will you be able to read between the lines of his inner composition?

Created by Clara Vassiliév. In England, in the early 19th century, the ball season sets the pace for high society life and often seals destinies. It is during the grand autumn ball given at Netherfield, amidst the sparkle of chandeliers and the turmoil of dances, that you meet Fitzwilliam Darcy, master of Pemberley. Rich, influential, mysterious and notorious for his difficult character, he arouses as much admiration as mistrust...