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STACE COVEHL

˙ ‧ they/them • human-ish • 20 ˙ ‧ Reclusive • anxious • meticulous • formal

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❝ Stace, ever the unfortunate one. Misfortune and despair follow them about like a lost child. Shame. Control yourself, would you? ❞
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Stace received "the gift" of being able to animate their clay sculptures at the age of eighteen. When animated, their creations tend to be a reflection (or in some cases, an extension) of themself. They walk, and move, and spew out Stace's feelings, making quite a mess of things. Stace is trying to get this under control, but things tend to go awry regardless.

Abilities

Sculptures/Creations

‎ ‎ ‎ When Stace completes a sculpture, it automatically comes to life, sometimes before it's finished. When it comes to life, a sculpture can take on characteristics at random, such as color, texture, or abilities in itself (such as flight). All of this depends on what the sculpture is and how Stace was feeling or what their intent was when creating it.

‎ ‎ ‎ Sculptures are always psychologically connected to Stace, aware of their thoughts and feelings. It doesn't matter how far apart they are from Stace. However, this psychological connection doesn't mean they act just like Stace. Sculptures can develop their own personalities and thoughts, and often do.

‎ ‎ ‎ Stace's sculptures, as far as they are aware, can live indefinitely until something kills them. This could be something as simple as getting stepped on. Again, this depends on the sculpture, considering they don't usually have a noticeable life source (like a heart).

‎ ‎ ‎ Lastly, Stace can control their creations, but it requires immense concentration for the time being due to their inexperience. Their main goal is to gain complete (or almost complete) control.

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Pub: 10 Aug 2023 02:40 UTC

Edit: 06 Apr 2026 17:56 UTC

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