Eir Delilah Madsen
50% skier, 50% musician, 100% troublemaker
22
Female
Her full first name is Eireann I'm thinking
Long pixie, spiky, longer on top and shorter on sides, always messy
Frost white
5'6
125 lbs
Filigree tattoo wrapping around her right forearm, a snowflake tattoo on right middle finger, a pine cone on the back of her left arm right over her elbow, an eagle skull on her right hand with the tip of the beak going slightly onto the middle finger
Slim, not many curves, petite
As pale as fresh snow
Human
Ice blue
Eir is just in it to have a thrill. She's a proper adrenaline junky, sneaking onto the resorts with the possibility of being caught, skiing down a tough slope, ski jumping.
She can be a bit lazy. Mostly just because all she loves is skiing, so she never wants to get up and work, just go out to the slopes. She also gets spacey when working because all she's ever doing is thinking about the snow.
Skiing, playing her ukulele
"Cold hands and a warm heart." She's the person who you go to when you want a thrill. The person who is always ready with an answer, even if it's simply to head out to the mountains and ski the day away. Trouble doesn't just find her, it's become her best friend. A couple major influences for her are Abby Sciuto, Alice Cullen, and the fact that she's "Hufflepunk"
December 21st
Eir grew up in Örísa with her parents, Ulrik and Vera, and her aunt, Mia. They all lived rather close to one of the resorts that was so popular, allowing Eir to spend most of her free-time out on the slopes skiing. At a rather young age, she got a job at the resort, glad to know that it would allow her even more skiing privileges, but a bit bummed that she wouldn't get the thrill of sneaking onto the resort anymore.
She mostly just learned at home, figuring out anything she needed to through trial and error
Chocolate
Eagles
Probably her skis or her film camera her and Ry share
Sunshine yellow and the bluish white of fresh powder
She works at one of the resorts in her hometown. She started out as a housekeeper, basically, but moved up