Characters: Meria, Ledah
Setting: Meria's room at the infirmary.
Content: Ledah decides that Meria is due for a bit of a talking-to.
Warnings: Probably profanity, and probably talk about wtf was that nearly-suicide thing from that other log.

( My words are far from empty, which is why they're hard to say. )

Characters: Meria, Seth
Setting: Outside Seth's dorm/the park, very late
Content: Meria, wanting to celebrate Hector's downfall, has secured booze and decides that there are girls who could use some sexing up. :D;
Warnings: Girlsecks. Underage drinking (Seth). Eventually nsfw.

( Tonight will be a night of greatness. )

Characters: Meria, Kylier, Milanor, Nessiah (though he won't be posting--he's asleep)
Setting: The infirmary, and the halls outside it
Content: After this interesting meeting, Meria is suspicious and worried about Nessiah, and is having Kylier (who still doesn't even know her name!) take her to Milanor and thus to Nessiah.
Warnings: Drama, profanity? idk.

( you can tell she's made a hit, honestly )

Full Name: Meria
Age: 20
Sex: Female
Height: Five feet, eleven inches
Weight: 163 lbs.
Blood Type: O
Body Type: A bit too muscular to be called willowy, but. tall.
Race: Astarte (angel)
Sexuality: Bisexual
Date of Birth: June 2

( Detailed characterization info under here )

This would be Meria's cell, and in case you're a complete idiot and can't tell, she's not answering it. So whatcha want? Leave a message if you're too lazy to come find me.

Character: Meria
Game: Knights in the Nightmare
Age: 20
Mun’s Journal: feral_phoenix

Canon Role: In the canon storyline of Knights in the Nightmare, Meria does not appear at all; Melissa is her counterpart in Maria’s story.

But in her own route, Meria takes Maria’s place as the main character, and Marietta takes Melissa’s role. So things play out similarly… yet not. Because while Maria is a justicetard trying to make everything go back to normal, Meria is… well, kind of an antiheroic sociopath. So instead of gathering the Wisp and the dead knights to save the kingdom… she does it to clear the demons out, because they’re getting in her way when she just wants the room to blow Asgard up.

…Yeah.

Eventually, Meria succeeds, destroying and absorbing Marietta and Zolganarc both… and rains death and destruction on Asgard.

Apocrypha Backstory: Meria is the youngest daughter of a respected and influential family in Asgard; she, like her sister Maria, was born without wings, which made a lot of people look askance at her. But while Maria dealt with those looks and their overbearing older sisters in fortitude, Meria took the opposite route, perversely going out of her way to attract as much negative attention as possible. When she was a child, Maria (who she didn’t get along with at all) and Nessiah were the only people she seemed to like to associate with.

Much like Maria, Meria eventually got fed up with her life in Asgard and left, venturing to and exploring mortal worlds. She doesn’t talk about those times or mention whether she ever saw her sister during them—she usually smiles in a way that deters all conversation. She did return to Asgard every now and again just to annoy her family, however; it was on one of those returns (the most boring, in Meria’s opinion—Maria wasn’t there to pester, and for some reason Nessiah wasn’t either) that her family finally got tired and shipped her off to Apocrypha to keep her away from them.

Oh, well. At least it might be interesting, right?

Meria is declared to Gladiara, of course.

Sample Post: Meria threw her bags onto the mattress and looked around.

The room was pretty small. Bigger than some places she’d stayed, but still. There was room on one side for her armor and weapons, a chest of drawers and mirror, and then a desk on the side with her bed. The windows were narrow and shuttered. There wasn’t much that she could do to amuse herself.

But then, the practice grounds were available all day, and new sets of dummies made every morning.

Meria shrugged, smirked, and flopped onto the bed to follow her bags. At least there was no way it could be as boring here as it was in Asgard.