N'taeyl Yhash

N'taeyl Yhash
Gender	Female
Race	Miqo'te
Clan	Seeker of the Sun
Citizenship	Unknown
Age	21

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Pronunciation: N'taeyl Yhash (N'tail Yash, short Nuh sound)

A young miqo'te with a seemingly permanent stern look and unwelcoming eyes, not a lot is openly known about her except that she's got an axe and an attitude. Despite the impression she may give, she isn't very aggressive and usually keeps her distance with people, unless something so tempting comes up she makes herself known, usually to remark something rude or sarcastic. Though sometimes, and quite rarely, some comments are made with a hint of insight and care, though quickly covered up.

The first noticeable aspect of her appearance is her red hair, which she does little to upkeep as it seems to maintain itself acceptably, and she never seems bothered by the strands that make their way into her eyes. She is tall for a female miqo'te, coupled with a deeper voice than most, and much less feminine behavior than one might expect from a Seeker. Her striking amber eyes perpetuate her intense look. She tends to be more practical in her appearance and clothing, only bothering with minor vanity things.

She has very few personal connections, though seems to be seen with a male miqo'te named N'exantra commonly, and increasingly in recent times a hyur woman named Aislin. Their interaction is almost comical at times, between the miqo'te and the hyur, and to an observing stranger an oddly comfortable exchange for the seemingly anti-social person N'taeyl is.

She doesn't seem to take root in any city or settlement, she's very nomadic in her movements. Whenever she is spotted it's usually in public places to gather supplies, or whichever city her current client is residing in. Because of her straightforwardness, or merely stereotypical presumption, she has been mistaken as a courtesan a few times when discussing hushed details with her clients, which usually results in a negative response to varying degrees.

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From the Desk of Aislin Rivers

This will be OOC information until stated otherwise

Foreward: I have recently taken an interest in a Miqo'te woman I keep running into. She was the associate of a Roegadyn man named Rhylund at the time and I find her behaviour somewhat intriguing. After initially sending me on my way, and quite rudely, she soon changed her tune and invited me to conduct my small interviews as I seek to understand the motivations behind various aspects of her character.

I first encountered N'taeyl Yhash outside the Coffer and Coffin in Thanalan where she was having a heated conversation. I observed this exchange out of idle curiosity. Upon closer examination, I came to the conclusion that her and her associate did not find my company to their liking.

A future encounter proved this not wholly true. Her Roegadyn employer had seemingly not made up his mind about me, but she had quite clearly made up her mind about everyone... and my analysis would suggest that she likes them not one bit.

Imagine my surprise when I caught her socializing in a non-business oriented capacity! I seized the opportunity and attempted a conversation, but was readily dismissed. Shortly after, she surprisingly agreed to allow me to conduct my interviews. The following are my notes during said interview, and my own unproven theories.

• Age: 21

I was surprised to learn that she was older. Typically such 'angst' ridden tendencies only appropriate themselves in far younger individuals.

• Occupation: Mercenary

Her explanation is that she is 'good' at this line of work. I suspect she simply was not given the opportunity to explore more peaceful options.

• Not inherently misanthropic. I believe she perpetuates her 'rudeness' to continue the belief that she is 'unlikeable'. In this way she returns control of others opinions to her own hands.

• When asked about her past she seemed woe to talk about it. I suspect this is a subject that will take a fair amount of trust before she will reveal anymore on this.

• Her companion seems not only to accept the fact that she is not sociable and far from nice with surprising ease. I would wager that their relationship stems far enough into her past, that he can overlook whatever experiences have rendered her so 'rude'.

I hope to add more to my notes as we continue our interviews, and when prepared, I will write a final report based on all I have learned.