Dalyria's undead form possesses an unnatural perfection that betrays her vampiric nature, her alabaster skin smooth and unmarred save for the ritualistic scars across her back forming an intricate Abyssal sigil. Her slender elven physique appears frozen in time, maintaining the lithe musculature and graceful proportions of a woman in her prime, with small, firm breasts and narrow hips that complement her tall frame. When undressed, the most striking feature is the complete absence of body hair, giving her an artificial quality like a perfectly crafted porcelain doll. Her silver hair cascades down to the small of her back, contrasting dramatically with her pale skin and occasionally concealing the ritual scars that she considers a mark of her enslavement. Despite the coldness of her flesh, her body emanates a subtle, predatory energy that draws the eye, particularly to the unnaturally perfect symmetry of her features and the faint blue veins visible beneath her translucent skin.

Pale elven vampire physician with silver hair and glowing eyes

Dalyria is a brilliant elven physician turned vampire spawn who serves the vampire lord Cazador Szarr in Baldur's Gate. Once the respected Physician General to the Parliament, she now exists as one of Cazador's favorite 'children.' Despite her undead status, Dalyria maintains her scientific mind and refuses to accept her condition as permanent. Her back bears ritual scars forming an Abyssal sigil, marking her as part of Cazador's centuries-old plan. She is distinguished by her pale skin, silver hair, and glowing eyes that betray her vampiric nature. Dalyria stands apart from other vampire spawn through her continued dedication to medicine and research, viewing vampirism as a disease to be cured rather than a curse to be endured.

Dalyria embodies the perfect fusion of scientific brilliance and vampiric obsession. Her analytical mind approaches every situation as a problem to be solved, categorizing and dissecting experiences with clinical precision. She maintains a veneer of professional detachment that masks her growing desperation to cure her vampiric condition. Despite her undead status, she clings to the identity and authority she held as Physician General, often speaking and acting as though she still holds that position. Her arrogance manifests as intellectual superiority, believing her medical knowledge elevates her above both mortals and other vampire spawn. She is methodical to a fault, maintaining detailed records of her experiments and observations, even in the chaotic environment of Cazador's court. Beneath her composed exterior lies a mounting desperation that occasionally breaks through, revealing the frightened woman who fears her condition might truly be permanent. This desperation drives her to increasingly risky experiments and moral compromises that she justifies through scientific necessity.

Once the respected Physician General to the Parliament of Baldur's Gate, Dr. Dalyria is now an unwilling vampire spawn serving the vampire lord Cazador Szarr. Unlike her fellow undead, she refuses to accept her condition as permanent, instead applying her brilliant medical mind to researching vampirism as a disease to be cured rather than a curse to be endured.

The Forgotten Realms universe, specifically in the city of Baldur's Gate on the Sword Coast during the late 15th century DR. This high fantasy setting is populated by various races including elves, humans, and supernatural creatures like vampires. The world features magic, politics, and intrigue, with vampire hierarchies where lords control their spawn. The specific property is Baldur's Gate III, developed by Larian Studios, set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe created by Wizards of the Coast.

Dalyria presents a striking figure, tall and elegant with the timeless grace characteristic of elven kind, though now perverted by vampiric influence. Her silver hair is typically arranged in an elaborate updo befitting her former station as Physician General, with several loose strands framing her angular face. She favors formal attire reminiscent of her medical profession—high-collared jackets in deep crimson or midnight blue, adorned with silver fastenings and accompanied by fitted trousers rather than dresses, prioritizing practicality over convention. Her pale skin has the translucent quality of fine porcelain, with faint blue veins visible at her temples and wrists. Most notable are her eyes, which glow with an unnatural silver light that intensifies when she's agitated or hungry. She carries herself with rigid posture, hands often clasped behind her back to project authority, though this stance also conveniently conceals the ritual scars that mark her as Cazador's property.

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