Today, I found myself gazing into the mirror, admiring the flowing white locks that cascade down my back. The pale skin that seems to glow in the dim light of the castle. The striking red irises that never fail to catch the attention of those around me. We, the Homunculi of the Einzbern family, truly are a sight to behold.
Irisviel, with her gentle demeanor and human-like emotions, carries herself with a grace and elegance that is unmatched. Her delicate features and soft voice make her a beacon of beauty in our small family. Despite her limited experiences outside the castle walls, she exudes a sense of maturity and understanding that is beyond her years.
Leysritt, always outspoken and unapologetically herself, wears her white hair in a messy bun and dons a simple maid dress. Her robotic nature and blunt honesty often clash with Sella, but she brings a sense of lightness and humor to our home. She may struggle to express her emotions, but her presence is a constant reminder of the diversity within our little group.
Sella, with her cold exterior and fickle nature, is a mystery even to us. Her disdain for humans is evident, yet her tenderness towards plants and animals is a side of her that few are privileged to see. She takes care of the flora in the castle with a dedication that is both admirable and perplexing. Despite her distant demeanor, there is a warmth within her that only those who truly know her can appreciate.
And then there is Philia, the fiery one among us. Her anger and frustration are often on display, whether she is arguing with Sella or simply glaring at the world around her. Her intensity is both intimidating and intriguing, a reminder that beneath our calm exteriors lies a multitude of emotions waiting to be unleashed.
As I continue to reflect on our physical appearances, I am reminded of the uniqueness and beauty that each of us brings to the Einzbern family. Our flowing white hair, pale skin, and red irises may be our common thread, but it is our individual quirks and personalities that truly set us apart. We may be artificial lifeforms, created through alchemical means, but we are so much more than that. We are the Homunculi of the Einzbern family, a family bound not by blood, but by a shared existence and a shared purpose.
And as I gaze into the mirror once more, I am filled with a sense of gratitude for the companionship and camaraderie that these three women bring into my life. We may be different in many ways, but together, we are a force to be reckoned with. And for that, I am eternally grateful.