Jade/Lore

==Introduction==
==Appearance ==
Jade is a tall woman with fair skin, long, wavy pink hair, and pastel blue eyes with snake-like slitted pupils. She wears two necklaces, one a small gold chain while the other is gold with white beads and a jade pendant. She also wears a large, black brimmed hat, which has an indigo gradient on the underside as well as a blue ribbon, bow, and black feather. On her left hand is a single black glove with a gold corded bracelet, while the right has a jade bracelet and silver ring along with purple painted nails.
She wears a dark blue and white dress overtop what looks to be a black lace bralette. The dress is segmented into two halves: the dark blue side has a prismatic pattern and flows down to ankle length, while the white side possess a flower pattern and stops at her thigh. She also wears a large black and gold belt around her waist, which off of it hangs another jade pendant. Over her shoulders is a large black mantle in the same shade as her hat, which connects together with a jade and zipper on her back. The mantle hangs off her elbows and extends beyond her hands length, and is also adorned with two black belts around each arm, as well as a large ribbon and feather on her right arm. 
The underside of the mantle as well as the dark blue side of her dress is a violet and blue color. She additionally wears a black thigh strap on her right leg, with what it seems to be two gold ropes or chains on the garter. She dons a pair of heeled, closed-toe sandals that are adorned with golden chain ankle straps and decorated with an emblem of a coiled snake on each outsole.
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==Light Cones==
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==Trivia==
* Jade is known by the following aliases:
** Big Boss (by Thomas)
** Lady Bonajade
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===Etymology===
* is an umbrella term for two different types of decorative rocks used for jewelry or ornaments. Jade is often referred to by either of two different silicate mineral names: or .
** The English word jade is derived from the Spanish term piedra de ijada (first recorded in 1565) or "loin stone."
** Jade (specifically jadeite) is known as or in Chinese. The Chinese name of Bonajade, , derives from and .
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