3. Joanna Kitten

Joanna Kitten


  • Joanna Kitten

    Name: Joanna "Kitten: (Didn't really have a last name so she put the first thing that came to mind when having to sign citizenship papers, seing one wander the streets prior to walking in)
    Age: 27 (Likes telling people she's 20)
    Height: 6'2"
    Weight: 187 Ilbs
    Hair: Brown-dyed Green, braided
    Eyes: Emerald Green
    Build: Full Figured
    Measurements: Bust: 38, Waist: 28: Hips 40
    Identifying Marks: Tattoos on her calves, a raincloud under he left collar bone, on her breast
    Occupation: None
    Guilds: None
    Organizations: None
    Other: Always keeps scented floral oils about her person to try and mask the scents of wine, ale, and spirits she often enjoys. While she does seem to be intoxicated often, she can perform her duties quite admirably under the influence (though at times she can get quite feral.)

    Personality: Not really understanding civilization, she can often seem to be trying just a little too hard to win the favor of others. More often under the influence than not, she is actually a really soft spoken, shy individual when sober, due to her lack of real social skills growing up the way she did, as well as her height.

    History: Escaping from living the monotonous fate of being a monk of the old order when she was 17, lost in the woods, a druid of Silvanus had found her and saw potential in her. Lost in the forest, the girl weak, starved, and injured from escaping from vicious animals. Cared for, though not by what you would call the most gentle of caretakers, he had studied her greatly. Seeing that she had been a slave to shelter for so long, the druid, as well as some of the more trusting of the circle taught her important survival skills needed, as well as what true appreciation of nature, as well as both aspects of life, and death. It took awhile to prime the young woman, but eventually after giving her the basic skills needed, they felt she would be ready to communicate with the land, and take the oath to become a both a caretaker, and a lorekeeper of the wilds. The druids down south though, hearing of the unseasonable warmth and climate changes that had come from unnatural phenomena, felt it would be a good idea to send the young druidess north to help restore the balance within the region.