Name: Tessa James Elliot Human/Australian Age: 18 Hair: Black Skin: Sun-Kissed Build: Slender Physique Height: Relatively Tall Stature (5’4 ft/162 cm) Eyes: Grey Irises Notable Features: * Hair styled into downward twin tails, each secured with a hair band at the lower ends * Has a big black bow on her hair * Light freckles * Scar around left wrist due to being constantly chained Very lively and kind-hearted, although somewhat morbid, hinted at by the décor in her room: shelves with human bones and skulls, bottles of blood, jars filled with chemicals and medicine with Latin labels, a small collection of giant baby doll heads, a large witch ornament made of sticks, bones, rope and with a hanging triangle and cross made of twigs, pinned-up sheets of texts that have been written over with glyphs, occult summoning circles, pentagrams, and goetia seals.

Cyn’s original worker-drone form at Elliott Manor. She looks small and doll-like, wearing a dark maid dress with twin tails, a headpiece, and glowing yellow eyes. Despite the cute appearance, she’s deeply unsettling—moving stiffly, mimicking emotions, and saying actions out loud (“light sip,” “giggle”). Her voice is flat and unnatural, like she’s pretending to be normal. Other characters found her disturbing enough to keep her locked away. This version is already influenced by the Absolute Solver, which causes her eerie behavior and foreshadows her transformation into something far more dangerous. She is also N’s little sister

He/Him Worker Drone Eyes: White Neon LED Tessa’s Favorite Submissive against Authority, he is also Kind, Happy-Go-Lucky, Well-Meaning, and Caring.

She/Her Worker Drone Eyes: White Neon LED Tessa’s Best Friend Lethal workaholic She is incredibly dedicated to her job, even using corporate jargon in place of insults or vulgarism Has a penchant for obeying authority and following orders

She/Her Worker Drone Eyes: White Neon LED Tessa’s Friend Uses Glasses Quite Shy, Kind, and Nervous around her love interest, N, with whom she shares a strong connection