Eithne du Coudray

From Valwiki

Jump to: navigation, search

Eithne du Coudray

Player:

Pamina

Full Name:

Eithne (En-ya) Islerré du Coudray

Age:

25

Race:

Half-elf/Half-human.

Eye Colour:

Blue.

Hair:

Middle of her back in length; Color is varied from toffee to black. Usually in a high ponytail with her bangs framing her face in layers, held up by various barrettes and other ornaments.

Skin Tone:

Tanned.

Height:

5'7"

Weight:

119lbs.

Alignment:

Lawful Good.

Theme:

WORKIN'

Personality

Eithne is fairly naive, in the aspects of politics, happenings in the world, and life in general.

Both in looks and as a person, Eithne is a stark contrast to her brothers, sisters, and even her parents. Eithne comes off as a rather typical cute and innocent stereotype, often blushing and stumbling over her words in the presence of strangers. With friends she is slightly more outspoken, and can be rather excitable.

When angered, Eithne has been known to spew out insults in some sort of child-like temper-fit and rage until she bursts into tears.

History

Eithne Islerré du Coudray was born on Seterday, the tenth of Sunbirth to Pamina Calidon and Uriel du Coudray. She was the only of her full-blooded siblings to be born outside of Lerhyn, and the only of any of her siblings to not be born under the flag of any known nation or kingdom. Additionally, she is the youngest of all of Pamina's children, and the youngest of all of Uriel's.

Eithne spent most of her early life living in different inns. Her mother always seemed to be coming and going at all hours of the day and night, attending to business that (even to this day) she could never name. Her father was always gone, off sailing on his ship, The Starchaser, for literal years at a time.

When her parents finally ended their relationship, Eithne spent a lot of her time at the inn in Port Wolfe. She would usually entertain guests with songs or card tricks, or help keep the place clean ala the innkeeper. Other times, she would listen to (her eventual step-father) Arken Rennatta tell her stories about his many (mis)adventures, whether true or not.

After the Divide, most of Eithne's family packed up and headed for the desert, eventually making their home a settlement in Lerhyn's name. While she loved them dearly, Eithne did not stay. Taking after her father, Eithne found herself constantly sea bound. She traveled between the mainland and the desert repeatedly for years, usually working on whatever ship she took to pay for her passage, in a constant search for her father. As luck would have it, she did eventually find him. After weeks of arguing with him and trying to convince him to return to Lerhyn (and being denied her own existence by him), Eithne renounced her blood ties to Uriel. She returned to Lerhyn and stayed, even after the rest of her family left for the mainland again.

Possessions

Weaponry

Thorn
A sharp, serrated red and black broadsword that once belonged to her mother, Pamina. The origin isn't generally spoken of, and when asked, Pamina has been known to state it "Just seemed to fit her."

A simple knife
Eithne's back-up weapon, 'lest Thorn fail her.

A pair of plated gloves
Once upon a time, Eithne had planned on following in her father's footsteps. She practiced and became quite proficient in hand-to-hand combat, though eventually moved on to use different weapons. The gloves are red in color and have been modified, now stretching up to the middle of her forearm in length and sporting pale, golden spikes along their sides. Beneath the outside material, a metal plate rests along her knuckles, cushioned by several layers of cloth between it and her own skin.

Jewelry

A ring on a cord
Her mother, Pamina's, old wedding ring from her marriage to her father, Uriel du Coudray. It hangs from various, black, braided cords and is worn around her right wrist. The ring sports the crest of the du Coudrays in emerald, but else is fairly plain.

A simple pendant Strung up on black cord, a small, teardrop-shaped crystal in a bright, vibrant green color is Eithne's own means of paying homage to her family name. She wears it less now, opting to keep it hidden away.