CECILIA SINCLAIR, townsperson

townsperson

FEMALE - 21 - HETEROSEXUAL - DECEMBER 28

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+ RESPONSIBLE
+ INTELLIGENT
+ LOYAL
+ COURAGEOUS
+ KEEN

- HARSH
- GUARDED
- QUICK-TEMPERED
- CYNICAL
- INSENSITIVE

Cecilia grew up in a small town at the edge of a dangerous forest. Between the thieves, imps and wild animals, attacks were quite frequent in the town, to the point that the citizens didn't think that much of them. Children were trained for defense, never let out on their own. Swords and shields were valued just as much as hoes and hammers.

It was only natural that Cecilia grew up adapted to such an environment. Her family worked the forge and she was involved in their business at a young age, janitorial duty until she was ten and actual smith work (apprenticed under her father) after.

As a child, she never quite understood the dangers of the woods, and would often sneak out and explore the area. She did this frequently, oftentimes with the thought of foraging for tasty herbs and berries to heroically bring back to her fellow children (whom all had the smarts to keep out of the wild-lands) and though lucky enough to get away with it at first, when she was around fourteen she wound up face to face with a particularly nasty imp. Though equipped with a sword, the girl was, of course outmatched by the thing and by the time her father (luckily enough) pieced together where his daughter was she had already fainted from the injuries. He managed to rescue her though at the cost of his arm and Cecilia herself was left with a large scar on her chest.

After the incident the already quiet girl became even more withdrawn. Hardly ever left the forge, working extra diligently to make up for her father. When she wasn't forging she was training and unless there was an attack (in which case the girl was one of the first on the front lines) the gym and the forge were the only places to find the girl.

This continued for years until her family had decided enough was enough. It was obvious the girl had to get out of the town and with more than enough blacksmiths (Cecilia's mother had taken on another apprentice while her father was rehabilitating) the girl was (unbeknownst to her) employed to a family friend in the Sepalum peninsula. She was far from happy at the time but the agreement for a two year contract had already been made and not wanting to shame her father more she begrudgingly accepted to move to there.

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