Adrianna Smith

Adrianna Fawn Smith is the Second Project in a growing line, with a current amount of Fourteen, and is the sole reason for the end of the growing dispute between High Elf kind and the collective race of the Fae people. Albeit she is the twin, elder sister to Marianna Smith, she is one of the few Traditional Projects that was altered post birth, the only other two being her twin sister and Project Ten; Malika Strill.

Despite her no nonsense attitude toward lawbreakers and those that will not listen to rules, Adrianna is one of the more free spirited dwellers of Sanctuary, thanks almost entirely to her Fae DNA. Unlike her sister however, she is very shy of the cameras unless dressed to the nines in luxurious clothing, as it sets her at ease before the metal based mechanisms, thus resulting in her infamous Fashionista reputation.

Appearance
Polar opposite to her sibling, Adrianna adores dressing in rich and vibrant jewel tones, and will often combine the intricate designs of Fae fashion with the patterns for High Elf Nobility. The end result is very often a myriad of luxury and flowing beauty, which is exactly what the Project always aims for.

The only deterring item that separates her in difference from her sister, aside from Fashion sense, are her jewel tone violet eyes. Which was often the defining factor that got her and Marianna caught whenever they attempted to switch places as children. Much to her amusement, this is also the reason why her sister keeps her hair the same length as her, in an attempt to get Adrianna to join her in wreaking havoc as they did in their younger days.

Life Post-Point Haven
Having never known Edward in the world before, she is one of the remaining five Projects that have started on clean slates with the young man, as well as with Sophia. Much like the other survivors, however, she will often still have Night Terrors since the Incident's passing. The list of Terror suffering Project includes her, Marquis Conaway, Edward Black, Sophia Stone, Marianna Smith, Claude Wilhelm, Shawn Mason. Elizabeth Mason-Striker, and Jacqueline Thomas.

They are all currently seeking treatment for this condition, but have found no relief as of late.