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Jeremy Lee

While most men yearn for power and glory, Jeremy has no interest in the games the nobles play. He was born as bastard and knows he’ll surely die the same way. From street urchin to tavern regular/blacksmith apprentice extraordinaire, he expected to live a simple, commoner’s life. A small white lie spun out of hand, bringing Jeremy and Ava from strangers to unlikely allies in a battle against the crown. Another twist of fate led them to falling deeply in love and falling in with the Wayani warriors. What’s life without a little spontaneity? 

Like any tribesman, Jeremy lives off the land and only wears clothing that he scavenges or that other members have weaved. The weapons and armor bearing the Emeron colors or crest are not displays of loyalty, but a brutal warning; where do you think we got this from and how do you think we acquired it? What do you think we’ll do to you if you try to stand in our way? As personal friends and translators, Jeremy, Ava, and their children can always be found by simply locating Chief Embry. 

Historical Fact: Jeremy and Ava are the first moon people to ever integrate into the Wayani tribe. Even those morally opposed to the Northern treatment of the Wayani were terrified of the tribe from the horror stories spread around about their ‘savage brutality’. While fearsome warriors on the battlefield, most of the tales are nothing more than propaganda stemming from Northern lords and the King himself. The Lee family has fully assimilated into the Wayani culture and were welcome with little resistance for their role in the Kentwall rebellion.