#kuhjo

When I think your name only a memory

I hear it once more

And I run

Heedless of the danger

That I might see your face

Hear your laughter

And bring you home

J'ard'a Ornbalt

Ard was raised largely by his father, with some help from his grandfather. That said a lot of the time he was largely unsupervised, which he spent wandering Ul'dah and became fast friends with some other children who spent their time stealing from the purses and stalls of those who seemed to be living comfortably. This exposure to the markets also drew him to find his dream: making jewelry. He spent a lot of time at home experimenting with cheap materials and the odd small gem his father found while mining. He eventually turned to adventuring to earn some spare coin to afford better materials, and unfortunately started just in time to be confronted with the Calamity. Fighting outside the city's gate's scarred him, and he renounced adventuring with no intention of returning to it ever. However in the intervening years between the Calamity and the start of the story he failed to gain a foothold as a jeweler, and barely managed to maintain enough gil to live let alone keep his shop going. This is where he hit a breaking point and had to return to adventuring which would lead him to the events of the msq.

I use to have an RP variant of him, but some of the issues he had as a character made him a bit too difficult for me to use in public, so I actually fairly recently dumpstered that version of him and used a few seeds of that to make a new character: Fukume

edit: Ok I've tweaked him a bit and he now has an rp friendly non-wol realization if anybody wants to interact with him as a non-wol.

Fukume Tamaya

A member of a family of artificers that once served a Hingan lordship both as the crafters they where and also as agents of espionage. After being removed from the service after a changing of the family head, they moved to Eorzea where they opened their shop. She's not very expressive, and tends to keep her mind toward the family craft.

Cota Uurtsaina

My punch lizart. She was brought to Ul'dah with her father when they moved down from the Hellsguard village their ancestors made their new home after being banished from the Kagon tibe. She's actually quite smart, despite acting a bit silly most of the time. Her greatest weakness is sweets, most especially cakes. She tends to work a few odd jobs, usually as muscle.

Yukimura Takeuchi

A vassal to a Doman clan. After the first Doman uprising he began wondering the land thinking the clan fully destroyed, but some time ago he discovered the heir to the clan had been secreted away and brought him back. Currently he is helping guide the young heir and restore the clan's land and holdings. He is boisterous and something of a battle junkie, but is unerringly kind.

Parcemel Duboix

Son of a vicious pirate. He was raised harshly by his father, and never knew his mother. He escaped as a boy, setting his father's ship ablaze and risking death rowing to Limsa. There, he made a living using the one skillset he had been taught: violence. After some time he moved to Ul'dah to start over, and met his future wife. He's largely settled down now, typically only taking the occasional well paying contract.

Gaenabi & Munini

A brother and sister.

Gae was found in the Twelvewood as a child by the woman who would become his adoptive mother. He was found succumbing to disease, and when he awoke he was mute and had no memory of his life before. After growing up, he took after his adoptive father and became a Wailer.

Munini was always the curious sort, and as a child would regularly take apart whatever she could get her hands on and put it back together into something new. Eventually she invented an aethertech tablet for Gae that would project whatever he wrote on it into the air to help him communicate to most people.

Amarantos

An artificial living person created at some indiscernible time. She's doing her best to live a real life while trying to figure out her origins with what few clues she has.

Kuhjo Guinocont

She was the only one left.

That though settled heavily in her stomach. Squinting eyes stared into the sky, willing it to he untrue. Just behind that cloud she would see the airship break through, whole and covered in the same painted over patch panels as always. It was temperamental, but it could never fall from the heavens. They used to joke that it could take a barage of cannon fire and still lazily drift on unbothered, only upset at the indignity of being fired upon.

Yet she could turn her head and see the pulverized and scorched remains of the headstone of the mind behind the mutiny. He couldn't even give her the satisfaction of dying at her hand. He'd pissed off some moneterist, gotten stabbed not long after his failed coup.

Grease and gunk clung to her hands and caked her clothes, dark smears that made her skin itch and added an uncomfortable pressure to the way her clothes shifted when she moved. She wasn't disused to dirt and grime, but the residues that seemed to creep out from every seam and crevice of the ship's inner workings were beyond that. No, the way it stuck and clung reminded her more of old blood. It made her think of that night again, that alleyway. The body of the beast in man's flesh she left laying there to rot. Better than they deserved, less than she wished to give.

The armor fell off their body, piece after piece hitting the worn wooden boards with a dull but resounding thud. The small, seemingly abandoned hut that had served as their sanctuary for over a year was bare, furnished with naught but a course woven cot that didn't even bear a matress, a couple of buckets, and a small dresser so cracked and warped one might consider it a miracle it still stood in once piece. It looked down at the body it occupied, pale and scarred skin barely hidden by bandages, a shreded undershirt, and roughly patched trousers. True, it did not matter to it what it wore beyond that which protected this form, but it wondered what its master would think, if she could pull herself from the pit of mourning and fear she'd hid herself in for all this time.