Serenity Daedric

Serenity is a mentally disturbed child who grew up with a twin brother. While growing up, Serenity gained an alter ego, who was born when she was only seven years old due to her father permanently damaging her left eye, whom she named Beatrix. Though mentally disturbed, Serenity has some problems getting used to while growing up. She was born on March 27th, 1995, 12 minutes younger than her twin brother.

Biography
Serenity was born in Sohcohtoa, Oregon, to a young couple. While growing up, she was neglected by her father but cared by her brother and mother. One night, seven years later, after messing up dinner, Serenity's father got tired of her failure for the last time and smacked her across the face with his nails on her left eye, damaging it so bad that she lost all sight out of it. After stumbling back in the kitchen, Serenity lost control of herself and grabbed the sharpest knife, and attacked her mother as she tried to calm her. However, Serenity went after her father, and started to torture him with her alter ego, Beatrix. After waking up, Serenity looked around and saw a bloody mess, and saw the knife in her hand, which she dropped right away. Her mother's finals words were to protect her from Beatrix. After that, Serenity and her brother were taken to separate orphanages, never to meet again.

Serenity moved to the border of Oregon City and Sohcahtoa. She made a friend named Pandora Clinton, who took a great liking towards Serenity, until her adoption.

Serenity grew up alone in the orphanage, and lost all her nerves in her feet, due to be being barefoot every single day. As she was to be left in the orphanage, a change of luck struck her as a young man and boy walked in for an adoption. As she looked at the boy, she recognized him as her twin brother, and quickly ran to her room to pack. Upon getting adopted, she and her brother lost most of their lives, due to do Beatrix but started anew. However, Serenity started getting the feeling of losing control every time she's around her brother.