Chloé d'Apchier

Chloé d'Apchier is a character from Jun Mochizuki's The Case Study of Vanitas. A Vampire believed to be infected with Malnomen, she is the central figure of the Beast of Gévaudan arc. She resides in the district of Gévaudan, in what is known as the "Silver Forest," causing her to earn the title of Silver Witch Although Chloé is actually quite old, she takes the appearance of a short, prepubescent girl. She has pale skin, her body still thin and diminutive, not having gained any features marking physical maturity. Her face is very round, with a small, pointed chin, thin eyebrows, a small nose, and large, thick-lashed gray eyes. Short, wavy silver hair flows freely to about the level of her ears, parted at the center with long bangs falling to the center of her face. Though Chloé exhibits all the physical characteristics of a prepubescent girl, her expressions are far more severe and mature than those used by any of Jun Mochizuki's true child characters. Like all vampires, Chloé's eyes will occasionally turn red. Chloé can be cold and standoffish at times, but is generally kind to others and takes her duties as Marchioness of the d’Apchier family quite seriously. Chloé, as she says herself, has a jealous streak and will seek revenge on anyone who hurts her allies and friends. She often ignores social boundaries and can be quite curious about outsiders. She enjoys being outdoors and walking in the forest. Contrary to her appearance, Chloé is actually over two hundred years old. She’s mature and knowledgeable because of this, and can break free of August Ruthven’s vampiric curse, which other vampires find impossible to escape. Chloé is also quite handy with machinery.