Neith Tumet - Revision history

Neith at 05:06, 26 May 2016

2016-05-26T05:06:55Z

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2016-05-24T22:48:28Z

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Neith at 07:19, 22 May 2016

2016-05-22T07:19:10Z

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2016-05-22T05:56:20Z

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2016-05-22T05:46:20Z

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Neith at 21:45, 20 May 2016

2016-05-20T21:45:29Z

Neith at 21:44, 20 May 2016

2016-05-20T21:44:39Z

Neith at 21:44, 20 May 2016

2016-05-20T21:44:13Z

Neith at 20:41, 20 May 2016

2016-05-20T20:41:05Z

Neith: Background addition

2016-05-20T15:08:21Z

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 <b><div style="padding:10px 25px; background: #90AB76;"><font size="3">●</font> Good Standing</div></b>
 : <font style="color:#90AB76;" size="3">●</font> [[Seldi Witt]] - A [[:Category:Miqo'te|Miqo'te]] and former roommate.  She generously allowed Neith to stay in her quarters before getting her own.  A pragmatic and respectable person, Neith found a growing fondness for her.  After the troubles they shared with a voidsent, Neith was saddened to see her leave again, but relieved that they could both live in peace.
-: <font style="color:#90AB76;" size="3">●</font> [[Zozoju Zoju]] - A [[:Category:Mammet|mammet]] modeled in the image of a [[:Category:Lalafell|Lalafell]] that had found Neith and promptly declared her its current user.  It was sent to accompany Seldi's brother, but after being evaded, it dutifully sought Neith out as a secondary client as instructed.  Neith has taken the peculiar being under her care until [[Nadi'a Lamore|Nadi'a]] can be found, but her curiosity is gradually getting the better of her...
+: <font style="color:#90AB76;" size="3">●</font> [[Zozoju Zoju]] - A [[:Category:Mammet|mammet]] modeled in the image of a [[:Category:Lalafell|Lalafell]] that had found Neith and promptly declared her its current user.  It was sent to accompany Seldi's brother, but after being evaded, it dutifully sought Neith out as a secondary client as instructed.  Neith has taken the peculiar being under her care, and her curiosity is continually getting the better of her...
 : <font style="color:#90AB76;" size="3">●</font> [[Totojin Kokojin]] - A Lalafellin mage whom had started Neith on the path to learn arcanima. She would not have begun to learn if not for him, and she refers to him as "the Little Master."
 : <font style="color:#90AB76;" size="3">●</font> Eagle & Quill Bookstore (Free Company) - Her current employer, and a comfortable place for Neith to study and earn her coin peacefully. (Even if the place happens to be staffed by individuals strangely knowledgeable of the void...)

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 ===<div style="padding:10px 35px; background: #BEC3BC;font-size:14px;color:#5F5F5F;">Footnotes</div>===
-:: '''Theme Song''': [https://youtu.be/1IBwcvMti0E "Mysterious"] ,  [https://youtu.be/2-50r1VCJuQ "Spirits"] (Battle)
+:: '''Theme Song''': [https://youtu.be/Lwx6BNwXBaA "Spectrum of the Sky"] ,  [https://youtu.be/2-50r1VCJuQ "Spirits"] (Battle)
 :: '''TV Tropes (Present)''': [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PragmaticHero Pragmatic Hero], [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GreyAndGrayMorality Grey and Gray Morality], Others To Be Discovered

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 ::"...Do not return."
-:: Left trapped and abandoned, the girl struggled with her bonds but ultimately could not free herself.  It was a passing merchant caravan that came upon her a few suns later that freed her -  or rather, helped her free herself.  The leader of the caravan, seemingly familiar with the traditions of the Tumet tribe, threw the weakened girl a knife and allowed her to free herself.  Her father's last words still echoing in her head, the child...nameless and now tribeless as well...accepted the man's offer to ride with his merchant company, bound for Ul'Dah.
+:: Left trapped and abandoned, the girl struggled with her bonds but ultimately could not free herself.  It was a passing merchant caravan that came upon her a few suns later that freed her -  or rather, helped her free herself.  The leader of the caravan, seemingly familiar with the traditions of the Tumet tribe, threw the weakened girl a knife and allowed her to free herself.  After days without food or shelter and her father's last words still echoing in her head, the child...nameless and now tribeless as well...accepted the man's offer to ride with his merchant company, bound for Ul'Dah.
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 ===<div style="padding:10px 35px; background: #BEC3BC;font-size:14px;color:#5F5F5F;">Footnotes</div>===
-:: '''Theme Song''': [https://youtu.be/1IBwcvMti0E Mysterious] ,
+:: '''Theme Song''': [https://youtu.be/1IBwcvMti0E "Mysterious"] ,  [https://youtu.be/2-50r1VCJuQ "Spirits"] (Battle)
 :: '''TV Tropes (Present)''': [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PragmaticHero Pragmatic Hero], [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GreyAndGrayMorality Grey and Gray Morality], Others To Be Discovered

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 ===<div style="padding:10px 35px; background: #BEC3BC;font-size:14px;color:#5F5F5F;">Footnotes</div>===
-:: '''Theme Song''': Pending!
+:: '''Theme Song''': [https://youtu.be/1IBwcvMti0E Mysterious] ,
 :: '''TV Tropes (Present)''': [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PragmaticHero Pragmatic Hero], [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GreyAndGrayMorality Grey and Gray Morality], Others To Be Discovered

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 :: Born in the Othardian steppes to the Tumet tribe, Neith's mother was lost in childbirth.  She was raised by her father, a skilled blacksmith named Tobukha.  Educating and teaching her the basics of survival and hunting as was expected of all children of the tribe, he also indulged her curiosity as best he could. Neith would later recall those days fondly, until the inevitable day of her trial.  As with all children of the tribe, she was bound to a tree as the tribe prepared to continue its migration, though not without profound differences...Bound far too securely to be able to free herself, the child was given a simple pendant with a burnt stone, a kiss on her forehead, and an unexpected few parting words.
-"...Do not return."
+::"...Do not return."
 :: Left trapped and abandoned, the girl struggled with her bonds but ultimately could not free herself.  It was a passing merchant caravan that came upon her a few suns later that freed her -  or rather, helped her free herself.  The leader of the caravan, seemingly familiar with the traditions of the Tumet tribe, threw the weakened girl a knife and allowed her to free herself.  Her father's last words still echoing in her head, the girl...nameless and now tribeless as well...accepted the man's offer to ride with his merchant company, bound for Ul'Dah.

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 ====<div style="padding:0px 30px; font-size:14px;color:#5F5F5F;">6th Astral Era</div>====
-:: Born in the Othardian steppes to the Tumet tribe, Neith's mother was lost in childbirth.  She was raised by her father, a skilled blacksmith named Tobukha.  Educating and teaching her the basics of survival and hunting as was expected of all children of the tribe, he also indulged her curiosity as best he could. Neith would later recall those days fondly, until the inevitable day of her trial.  As with all children of the tribe, Neith was bound to a tree as the tribe prepared to continue its migration, though not without profound differences...Bound far too securely to be able to free herself, the child was given a simple pendant with a burnt stone, a kiss on her forehead, and an unexpected few parting words.
+:: Born in the Othardian steppes to the Tumet tribe, Neith's mother was lost in childbirth.  She was raised by her father, a skilled blacksmith named Tobukha.  Educating and teaching her the basics of survival and hunting as was expected of all children of the tribe, he also indulged her curiosity as best he could. Neith would later recall those days fondly, until the inevitable day of her trial.  As with all children of the tribe, she was bound to a tree as the tribe prepared to continue its migration, though not without profound differences...Bound far too securely to be able to free herself, the child was given a simple pendant with a burnt stone, a kiss on her forehead, and an unexpected few parting words.
 "...Do not return."