#eyphah

Belmeiya

21. How did they become an adventurer?

The city Bel lived in was destroyed by an invading army, and she made it out with the help of a couple of strangers she met while fleeing. The small group took the news to the closest other city and wound up doing quests for the city’s ruler.

23. Thoughts on death?

It scares her if she ever stops to think of it, but she doesn’t let herself do that often. She grew up on the streets, so she’s no stranger to death. She tries to focus on being as good as possible at avoiding that fate for herself without thinking of death itself.

30. Would they smooch a ghost?

This was the easiest question. Yes. Of course. 100%. Bel is desperate for love. If it’s sentient, she interested. Tbh anyone or anything that shows interest in Bel is fair game. She’s deprived of human (or nonhuman?) contact.

Eyphah

3. Biggest regret?

Eyphah doesn’t regret leaving home, but they do regret the way it happened. Eyphah’s leaving was this kind of weird not-quite-exiled type thing, and they wish they could’ve said more to their twin little sisters. The twins were (and still are) the people Eyphah is closest to, and yet there wasn’t time for hardly anything to be said, and no time for anything private. 

14. Most heroic thing they have ever done?

Eyphah once stumbled upon an arson plot. The inn they were staying at in a small forest clearing had a lockbox underground full of the inn’s profits. A few people decided they wanted it for themselves and decided to burn the place down and recover the box afterwards. Unfortunately, Eyphah wasn’t fast enough to prevent the fire, but they were fast enough to warn in residents and get everyone out in time, as well as keep the inn from burning down completely. Eyphah doesn’t go out of their way to be heroic, but doesn’t turn down the opportunity, either.

30. Would they smooch a ghost?

Probably not. Unless they were forced to? But they wouldn’t like it, if it happened.

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