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‎Character History::

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== Character History: ==

== Character History: ==

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Darkness... Numbing Cold... A Deafening Roar...  My first memories seem now but a dream, almost surreal.  When I

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was old enough The Guildmaster revealed to me the truth of my beginnings.

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On the morning of Kelir the 24th, The Great Harvest, year 2711 The Guildmaster of the mage guild received info that

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an elf, barely past adolescence was mortally wounded Under Mysterra Falls.  She was studying under The Guildmaster

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and had been practicing her teleport spell that morning, which presumably led to her situation. Hastily The

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Guildmaster made her way to the falls in search of the young woman.  What she found, however, took her breath away.

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A young elf, whose name she had never revealed, lay naked on the rocks, freezing cold, on the brink of death.  Her body

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was badly mangled, but she managed to keep herself curled around something wrapped in her own bloody dress.  With

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the last bit life she looked up at The Guildmaster and pleaded for her to help the newborn child, whispering "I had

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planned to drown myself, but the falls had another fate in store for my child.  While Mysterra took my life, it born

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my daughter's."  The young woman looked down and gave a loving smile to the small premature girl, already

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turning blue from the frigid spray of the falls, exhaled, and died.

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The guildmaster took the child back to Loth-Llorien and named her Mysterra.  Myst, as she came to be known, advanced

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quite quickly under The Guildmaster's guidance.  However, she had no real family and didn't understand her place in

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the world.  After much pleading she finally learned how she had entered the world and suddenly a void had been opened.

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Myst left the safety of the trees to explore the world and find some meaning to her life.  She found a goddess who

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introduced to her the idea of 'Fate' and chose to worship Cordir and follow where the strands would lead her...

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