Indieville: Lucky

"Bow down: I am the emperor of dreams; 
I crown me with the million-colored sun
Of secret worlds incredible, and take
Their trailing skies for vestment when I soar"
    -The Hashish-Eater; or, The Apocalypse of Evil, Clark Ashton Smith

• Name: Y'Thalnys Lucky
• Age: ∞
• Gender: He/him, They/them
• Race: Indeterminable
• Species: Eldritch Horror
• Romantic/Sexual Orientation: Unknown

• Class: Berserker
• Favorite Food: Venison
• Weapon: N/A
• Powers: 
    ->Illusion
    ->Cross-dimensional Awareness/Dimensional Travel
    ->Dream Manipulation
    ->Precognition
    ->Empathy
• Items: N/A

• Personality: Lively. Cheerful. Detached. Unpredictable. Frightening.  
• Background: (See Notes by Anon)

• Stats: 

     TOUGHNESS: 🍀x60 (60)
     STURDINESS: 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 (15)
     CONFIDENCE: 🍀🍀 (2)
     INTUITION: 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 (15)
     LUCK: 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 (15)

    107 in total.

• RP Method: Discord
• Shipping: Polyamory
• Job: Indieville Public Library

• Notes by Anon
    -> The entity, dubbing themselves as "Lucky", insists that their true name is unpronounceable to human vocal folds.
    -> Lucky appears to be able to quote a vast array of passages from media, both new and old. Although not giving any specific reason to doing so, I believe it is safe of me to assume that he does it for his own personal amusement, although possibly as a means to distract others, communicate an idea or thought to them, or simply because he can.  
    -> The illusions Lucky is able to create are overwhelmingly powerful, to the point where it is difficult, albeit not impossible, to be able to conceive them as otherwise. Although involving no true intrinsic harm, the true threat lies within being, quite literally, "frightened to death", with possible falling victim to cardiac arrest. 
    -> Lucky is most powerful in ones dreams. It is within the realm of dreams that he is able to communicate fully with mortals without the boundaries of this world, which can be infinitely more distressing than the threat of death under the illusions, as the possibility of going insane is a very possible threat. 
    * (In regards to these last two notes, it appears that Lucky is so passive towards other beings that he rarely finds it worth while to dabble in the lives of mortals. Indeed, we are fortunate for this, however it is difficult to ignore the severity to which his indifference reaches. We could compare this to most humans disregard for the life of an ant.)
    -> It is difficult to say whether or not Lucky was ever born, or if they have an age in which we can understand. It is obvious of their cross-dimensional awareness, but this offers no light as to their origin. The only certainty is that they come from beyond what we understand to be the Ten Dimensions. When residing in our dimension however, Lucky, while living in the present time of wherever he is, appears to experience time as moving backwards, as opposed to the linear chronological passage of time most living organisms experience. This gives him intuition into future events, though this only appears as a consequence of this phenomenon rather than a ingrain ability that he is able to willfully control. Regardless, it appears that Lucky has no true beginning nor end to their being, and it can best be described by the Necronomicon's passage of "That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons even death may die." 
    -> It appears that the distortion in space time around Lucky's facial features is from the inability to proper perceive or construct his true face in our dimension. Often, trails of red, suggestive of eyes, will appear swirling around the abyssal black before fading out, giving the suggestion of an optical illusion, not unlike when one perceives the horizon to shimmer and dance with the sky during extreme heat, or an oasis in the desert. Teeth, too, can be seen fluttering in and out of existence, as well as coils of black tentacles. These give only the most base of impression as to what Lucky's visual appearance truly looks like. When staring at this effect while he is in a monstrous form, it is strengthened greatly, and often overwhelming for the viewer—many experience an extreme vertigo, or in the most violent scenario a brief lapse of consciousness.