Tinien
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Name: Tinien
Age: 35
Gender: Female
Description: Tinien is a
woman with few womanly shapes. She has short, braided dark brown hair,
narrow brown eyes and a wide nose. She often frowns and pulls her mouth in
a sour line. She is fairly strong with a lot of leg muscle. She has great
skill with the daggers she usually wears strapped around her torso. Tinien
wears simple leather armour, paired with brown shirts and pants.
Personality: Tinien is all business. Most of the others don't see
her as a woman, but as a fellow mercenary. She has been a part of the
group for years and pulls her weight. She will never ask to be treated as
a woman, having embraced her masculine side to survive on the streets. She
is daring, cunning and probably just as ballsy as the other men in the
group (if not more).
Homeworld; Gremyne
Family: Unknown, was abandoned.
Bond: - from Eldiheim
(Planet Kynn)
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ELDIHEIM
Time stretched and the courageous
woman stopped trying to keep track of time. There was little point in
wondering about how long she'd been drifting in the relative darkness of
this place. Though it was dark, she could still see. Though time passed by
she did not grow hungry, thirsty or sleepy. But there was little to make
sense of. Stairwells ran between tunnels and planets. Everything seemed to
be connected and yet was separate.
Slowly a plan started to form in her mind. She still had rope and climbing
anchors. She could move uninhibited and though things did not seem to be
affected by gravity as she was used to, there was still some semblance of
a natural order. She experimented with the rope and anchors and after a
while felt confident that she could throw it the way she wanted to. When
the next staircase appeared, she did not hesitate and threw with all her
might. The anchor clashed, skidded across a few steps but finally clung to
some unseen crack or rail.
Tinien let out the breath she'd been holding and started to pull herself
in. The had to fight the pull of the void but she was no quitter and she
refused to waste this opportunity. Time dragged on but finally she was
able to pull herself onto the staircase. Almost instantly gravity returned
to normal and Tinien felt oddly heavy and tired. Her muscles ached, her
head hurt and her stomach growled.
Considering all this, Tinien decided to head down the stairs instead of
up. It would be the easier route but stairs led to somewhere on either
end. She just needed to get out. The stairs seemed to spiral infinitely
and yet it didn't take long at all for her to reach a landing. The landing
looked ominous, black smoke billowing around it. But it looked very much
like the portal through which she'd escaped that early morning on Gremyne.
Tinien didn't hesitate but jumped through, readying her daggers as she
rolled and got up. But there was no-one to give her grief. Just a bleak
and warped place to greet her. Tinien put her daggers away but knew she
could get to them within a heartbeat if she needed to. This place didn't
exactly look friendly and inviting. Although she would probably have been
suspicious of a flowery garden at this point. Her worldview had been
turned upside down and she felt lost and scared. But she'd never show
it.
Righting herself, the black woman started to walk, her dreads moving
against her head so familiar that she only now realised how much she'd
missed the wind. Looking for food would prove to be a challenge as nothing
she found looked familiar. The animals seemed pretty hostile but she dared
not test their taste as they very well could be poisonous. What she needed
was a sentient being to show her what was okay to eat, even if they might
end up betraying her. Tinien wouldn't hesitate to retaliate in such an
event.
As if summoned, a humanoid figure approached her. Something was off about
the person though, Tinien just couldn't put her finger on it. Something
made her hair stand on end and every nerve ready for a charge. But the
voice that spoke to her was quite pleasant:
"Welcome to Eldiheim, visitor."
"Greetings, may Fortune bless us both." Tinien said cautiously.
It was a phrase she'd heard countless times as a way to ward of evil.
She'd never been superstitious but lost and alone, the phrase gave her
comfort. And words carried power.
"Follow me." the person said with a smile and Tinien realised
she didn't even know their name.
"You may call me Nathair." they answered.
Tinien could only follow.
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