Felicia Cavalcanti

Felicia Cavalcanti is one of the protagonists in the series. She is a dancer who's travelling around Arcen to gain money and to do her favorite hobby: shopping. Aside of being a dancer, she also practices sorcery which mostly uses Dark-elemental magic, yet she doesn't want to be referred as a dark magician. In the original roleplay, she first appeared in the riots of Eldera, Melophia, along with Lucan Rothstein, Citie Roshawn and Eclair Luxemillian. While in the novel, she first appeared in the Yozakura Inn, accompanying her friend, Luise Falkenrath.

Early Life
Felicia, the second of two siblings, were born from an immigrant gypsy couple who moved to the capital city of L'Esterspelle Republic, Vi Aletti. At a very young age of six, her parents died in a horrible burning accident which took several lives of immigrants in L'Esterspelle. Because of this, she and her brother, Stefano, were adopted by a local tycoon that raises them until she and her brother made a huge success with their arts performance. After several years, at the age of sixteen, she and her brother decided to live on their own. While her brother stays at their personal mansion, she went off to travelling, looking for money and do her favorite hobby: shopping!

Personality
Felicia is a happy-go-lucky, laid back, and flirtatious young woman. She loves to do shopping and adores money so much that she'll do anything legal to gain them. As a performer, she's rather sultry and sensual. Despite her laid-back nature, she is very moody, vain, and temperamental as well, as she can direct her annoyance to anyone who makes her angry. She cares for her appearance too much, and can be very jealous towards anyone that she thinks more beautiful than her.

Stefano Cavalcanti
As he is the only family member that she had left, Felicia and Stefano has a very deep trust and cares for each other very much. Despite this, she and her brother have several quarrels happening between them, due to Stefano's womanizing behaviour and Felicia's extreme shopping habit that costs lots of money.