This character was inspired by Cioccolata from jjba and the song "Please Stand By" by Nightcove_TheFox

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ARC: AWOHO

Age: 19

Species: Human

Fav Color: Red

Fav animal: Lion

Fav Food:

Fav Dessert: Banana Split

Family: Leonardo Bianchi (Father, Non-Biological), Mariana Bianchi (Mother), Dmitri Romanov (Biological Father), Mina (Adoptive Mother), Haru (Adoptive Sister), Karu (Adoptive Sister), Araki (Adoptive Aunt)

Info: Smairu was born as Lucia Bianchi in Italy, the illegitimate daughter of a doctor whose wife was unfaithful to him. Growing up, she had much fascination in Leonardo's job and the world of medicine. Growing up, many children thought she was strange, as she wasn't afraid of things like gore or dead things. She eventually found herself talking to dead animals as an alternative to regular human company. When she was 14, her parents had finally gotten a divorce, and her mother had taken her and moved to america. In her high school years, she would take every health related class she could in hopes of following in her father's footsteps. She spent her summers volunteering in hospitals, despite her age. She was even asked to join in operations, where she developed more of an obsession with the internal systems of the human body...Eventually, a boy had caught Lucia's eye. He too found her fascination gruesome and odd, but still liked her. At least until one valentine's day in her Junior year. He had brought her flowers and a box of chocolate. She brought him a bird's heart. A literal bird's heart. Horrified, he broke up with her then and there, and she was suspended. When her mother was called, she denied that Lucia was her child and refused to take her home. A car pulled up in the driveway. Not her mother, not her father. A strange woman had walked into the office and offered to take her home. But she didn't go home. She was taken by Mina and given a new home, one that condoned her strange fascination. With that, she continued her health studies in her own unique way. Live surgery in film form.

"Anesthesia? No, dear. You can stay awake!"