Elsa_Wheeler

Elsa was a strange girl ever since the day she was born, when she nearly came out of her mother's uterus feet first. She grew up in a comfortable lifestyle with a mother, father, and two sisters. Of her siblings, she was the introverted middle child who was mostly left alone. However, in spite of this, her potential exceeded that of any member of her family by far.

Elsa was singing before she learned to walk. Music played a large role in her life as she grew up. It provided her with inspiration and comfort, though it wasn't enough to keep her satisfied. In spite of her talent and gorgeous physical appearance, Elsa was rarely given the attention she wished for. Her parents focused on her other siblings and seemed to never have time for her. In school, she had few friends since most people felt that something was off about her (the few, complex, successful revenge plots she made on former friends didn't help this very much). Elsa was raised believing that she would never be good enough, and it wasn't until college that her life would change.

When Elsa graduated from high school and attended a university, she decided it was time to try new things. She took a music class, which truly made her appear as a prodigy, she eventually earned herself a degree in psychology, and within her first few weeks at the college, she found love. She met him at a bar. He had been treating a few of his roommates to some drinks to make up for his sarcastic and scummy attitude of late. Of course, Ezekiel De la Corte was never one to mess with a cool girl like Elsa. A few days later, a few visits and discussions of musical interests, a kiss on the lips, and he already referred to her as his little Lolita, after the book character she seemed to adore at the time. Eventually, she even moved into his suite, where she roomed with five other students.

Admittedly, things got weird a few times. Both of them seemed to accidentally discover his mild vore fetish when, after managing to be shrunk by one of Ezekiel's roommates, he unknowingly swallowed his girlfriend with a scoop of ice cream and seemed reluctant to let her out. When he did bust his butt getting her out of his stomach, she hailed him as a hero, but the experience did stick with her. Whether or not she may have enjoyed it as well remained a mystery.

Five years later, Elsa Wheeler became Elsa De la Corte. A happily married woman, she moved into a home in California with Ezekiel, one in a town close to his hometown. Here, although he seemed to know numerous faces, his wife, who associated with few, appeared to be happy, at least for the first couple of years. She would gain and shed friends throughout the months, she made money off of sketches she drew for others, she spent much of her time in her home or alone at the beach or the park when she wasn't with Ezekiel. Much of her life was rather quiet, but this would all change soon.

Eventually, family issues began to pester her, and just like they used to, her parents were angering her again. With his eventual work troubles, her husband became lazy and unappealing in her eyes. Tensions began to rise between she and her "loved ones", and around the fifth year, she no longer felt affection towards her husband. Catching him with another woman was the icing on the cake. The real her would emerge shortly after.

Furious with humanity and aching to start anew, Elsa Wheeler De la Corte devised a scheme to "kill" herself and make it look like her husband did it. With lots of planning, an example being heavy discussion of his fetish and devised stories of abuse in a journal she kept, Elsa staged a scene which, when pieced together, would reveal that Ezekiel, having snapped one night, attacked and devoured his own wife. As he was doomed to be punished for a crime he did not commit, his wife, having been Elsa's true "murderer", would move to a different state and establish her new life under the name of Nina DuMaurier.

As "Nina", Elsa lived quietly in a small town in Colorado, where she watched as her set up slowly began to play out just the way she had planned it to. It seemed that everything was going as planned when, suddenly, her husband took a new approach. In spite of the public seeming to turn on him, he seemed to find different ways to make others view him in a different light. It seemed he had far more potential than Elsa had anticipated. As a result, the missing woman began to rethink her scheme, and it was by mere chance that she saw one of their college roommates, causing her to figure out exactly what to do.

With news of her disappearance becoming nationwide, it was a shock when her old college friend, John, was approached by her on the street. Believing she had come to him for help, he invited her into his home. This only turned into a night of drinking, at least for him, as Elsa insisted on a few sips of beer at most. John was drunk enough to let her seduce him, which resulted in his throat being slit by the woman. As part of her plan, she would make it seem as though the roommate she despised the most had gone on a rampage to kill her fellow roommates. John's death and her faked disappearance were only a few of the first steps in changing the direction of the blame.

Eventually, Elsa successfully manipulated the situation. By planting enough evidence and staging attacks as precisely as possible, her target was found guilty and sentenced to the death row. With everything behind her, Elsa continued her life as "Nina", thus rendering her former husband as the only person in the entire world to be skeptical about the whole situation. He did not believe his wife was dead, and somehow, he envisioned that some day, she would return to him. The dread he felt in regards to that day left him paranoid, just as Elsa wanted. After all, she hadn't won until she was the only player in her little game who was satisfied and happy. Who said a villain couldn't be the winner anyway?




Elsa's missing poster, which began appearing throughout
California, starting a few days after her disappearance.

To put it bluntly, Elsa is a sociopath. She has no tolerance for other humans unless she feels she can use them to her advantage. She doesn't have a perfect grip on the concept of love. She knows how to package herself so people will adore her while she schemes and wreaks havoc behind the scenes. Manipulation is an extreme talent of hers. On top of everything, she is brilliant. Her intelligence far exceeds practically everyone she meets, and has ever since she was young. When there is something she has her eyes on, she knows exactly how to get it without ever even being slightly suspected. Planning is the key in her mind, and she has the ability to create very well-thought-out and often very complicated schemes that allow her to get away with almost everything without fail. She can also be very spontaneous when needed, and always finds a way to back up any lies she devises with something that will make them seem true to anyone on the outside.

Although she may appear to show it, Elsa has no real fondness for anyone other than herself. She can be extremely narcissistic when no one is looking, and values herself much higher than those she meets. Her immediate impression of nearly everyone she encounters is something negative, and she'd much rather be left to her own devices than have to interact. In short, Elsa hates people, but if approached, she won't dismiss them, especially if she detects certain potential.

Finding your way onto Elsa's good side is an almost impossible task to accomplish successfully. However, anyone who proves to share a close level intelligence to her own may be stepping in the right direction. She has somewhat of a respect for people who are alike, and seems to enjoy the presence of others who know how to manipulate. Sometimes, she may find it easier to identify with these types of individuals, while those who may be nice-enoughs, blaring stereotypes, boisterous flaunters, or timid introverts are the types of people she passionately hates.

Elsa is also somewhat prone to overreacting. When she feels disrespected by someone, or she believes an individual needs to be taught a lesson, she will not hesitate to go all out on them. She derives much fuel from passive aggression, and will often find ways to victimize herself in order to antagonize her target. And, although not everything always goes the way she plans, she has an extensive history of not getting caught doing things wrong.

Please note: Elsa is neither a misogynist nor a misandrist. She just doesn't like people in general.

Misty_Day: Even after all the ruckus, Elsa continued to have issues due to the remaining fact that her body was never discovered and that she had thus merely been presumed dead. Even with her disguise, it wasn't uncommon for people who witnessed her to become suspicious. It seemed that eventually, someone would discover her, and everything would go downhill from there.

Fortunately, while hiding out in New Orleans, she came across Misty one day, who acknowledged her after sensing that the woman had an overwhelming issue on her shoulders. Seeing that she could trust the witch, Elsa explained everything (while leaving out and fabricating some details, of course). Luckily, Misty had previously found a way to transfer her powers into a potion that allowed an individual to reform. The potion, however, would merely establish a copy of the body for the original soul, and although she'd regenerate with all her memories intact and an identical physical appearance to the one before, her DNA would be slightly altered and wouldn't match up with what it originally was. As a result, Elsa would no longer be identifiable as herself, even if she no longer kept the disguise. A somewhat suspicious Elsa accepted the potion, though she would eventually find that Misty stuck to her words.

Of course, in order for the potion to work, she had to find a way to destroy her current body, and vore, which Elsa learned was actually more common than she thought, seemed to be the easiest way to do so. Aided by Misty's divination powers, she would eventually find the right place and the right person to do the process.

Elsa, having exposure to vore and having actually been devoured before, leans more to the prey side. Since such incidents can easily happen in this particular realm, and they have actually happened in the past, she has a much greater exposure to the prey side of things.

In regards to being pred, Elsa has no personal regard to eat a living creature, so if you ask her to do so, then you have clearly not read this and are ignorant. However, although she may not be a pred, Elsa had found enjoyment in playing with other people. Such feelings are derived from her consistent use of manipulation, and although she will not eat someone, she will express her dominance in different ways.

Also, I can't stress this enough, but I'm still asked this quite frequently, so here's something everyone should know: I WILL NOT CHANGE MY CHARACTER TO FIT YOUR PREFERENCES. I really hate it when people ask me to do something that I have clearly stated I will not on this profile. Please note that there are plenty other alts that will heed to your wishes, so don't come seeking me out when you know I won't want to comply.