On the Night of My Wedding...

Meet Yu. She's wearing a kimono, despite the fact that she's Chinese, I know... but there's a biiiiig backstory to this.<br />
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Ironically, Yu's name means a variety of things: jade, honor, happy, or rain. She's definitely not happy, and her death was hardly honorable.<br />
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Yu, you see, is a vengeful spirit.<br />
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The night of her wedding, Yu had been bustling around in a very large, old Chinese castle her husband was residing in (it was no longer a castle by this point). She had found some pretty old kimonos in the basement, and had tried one on.<br />
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Upon going upstairs to show her fiance, she was shocked to find him in bed with another woman. Yu quite literally snapped, going insane. She grabbed a ceremonial dagger her fiance kept in the room, killed both him and the woman, then ran to her room on the sixth floor and flung herself out the window.<br />
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Yu now haunts the sixth floor of the now-inn, screaming and moaning and wailing, attacking anyone who gets too close. She does not recognize friend from foe... she only knows that a man and a woman betrayed her, and so, everyone is her enemy. She always carries the dagger she used in the double-murder, her kimono is stained forever with their blood, and her own blood runs down her face and neck. Her left hand is skeletal. I don't know why. I just thought it looked cool.<br />
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Yu is c/o me.