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DUSKBOUND
Name: Levi Ashbane
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Class: Ranger
Age: 26
Alignment: Neutral Good
Hair: Dark black
Eyes: Brown
Language(s): Common
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Occupation: Hunter/Gatherer
Weapon Choice: Bow, Dagger
Religion: None
Magic Abilities/Innate Powers: None
Family/Friends/Allies: Alia
Likes: TBD
Dislikes: TBD
Strengths: TBD
Weaknesses: TBD
Fears: TBD
Full Appearance
Levi has dark black hair, a tangled mess kept short under a dark blue hooded cloak. He is a very observant, calculating, and cautious individual. He stands at a height of 5'11" with a pair of judging brown eyes. His skin is a bit weathered due to his time spent roaming the Outfields hunting game. He adorns dark leather pants and gloves, and black veil similar to that of a bandit, but uses it to keep his face warm as he waits for unsuspecting game in the underbrush. His tunics and shirts vary, but often now wears his dark blue cloak with a quiver of arrows slung over his shoulder.
Personality
Levi's personality has changed over the course of his life, as people often do. In his early years, Levi was a very outgoing class-act individual, and very approachable. Due to being stripped of some of the things and people he held dear to his heart however, his optimistic view on life and values have changed. He once had dreams and aspirations of leaving the settlement of Ivesburg and see what else the world had to offer, but instead adapted to its unwelcoming, dreary landscape. Currently he's a more observant, calculating, colder, and cautious individual. He seldom drinks as as he believes it numbs his mind putting him in a state of vulnerability. He doesn't believe anyone is out to get him per-say, he just plays things very safe. He is very dexterous and athletic, catching up to even the fastest of adversaries, and also adept in sneaking up on unsuspecting individuals. Not that he's had any practice on people, only deer and small rabbits as to not scare them away. As of now, Levi is simply existing, trying to find purpose and meaning to his life, many of his days seemingly blending together.
Background
He has lived in the Outfields since birth at one of the farmsteads closer to the outskirts of Ivesburg. His family wasn't very wealthy, but that didn't bother him as it was the only life he'd ever known. His father and uncle farmed plots side by side, and mother took care of all of the household duties. Levi was an only child, quite rare amongst the fellow families inhabiting Ivesburg as children are usually born out of necessity for helping with the farmstead. Surprisingly, his mother didn't want to have any children but doesn't regret it in the least. His mother had unfortunately been in an accident when he was 7, shopping in the Ivesburg market in the Hive District. There had apparently been a large-scale battle between a set of magic users, the church opposing an unnamed visitor from the west, and she had unfortunately been caught in the crossfire; the church was unable to save her life. The church never released who it had been, only that he was now gone, and not coming back. A friendship was born out of this however, as his cousin Samira and new friend Alia, along with his Aunt, helped Levi with the household duties of his home now that his mother was gone. The three of them became very close throughout the years. Levi had lived beside his cousins, a family of two daughters and two sons, and got along well helping his father and uncle work the plots of land. Levi didn't have much interest in plowing the fields however, and so besides house duties, instead got into hunting game with one of his older cousins. A hobby at first, putting fresh meat on the table for his father and himself. His life soon changed when his cousin Samira had exhibited magical abilities; a surprise and shock to both families. She was slaughtered in cold blood, along with an injury to his childhood friend Alia. Alia and Levi did remain friends, mourning over their shared loss, and developed a means of understanding one another now that Alia could no longer speak, but their lives were quickly distanced when her family moved inside the walls.
Everything changed. He officially became hunter and laborer by trade and slowly started cutting ties with the surrounding farm-folk, selling the meat to vendors who in turn, sold to civilians in the confides of the city. His cousin chose not become a hunter, and instead went to work in the mines and help his own father plow the fields. The two families grew apart after what happened to Samira. Levi's father and uncle were not on speaking terms with one another following the altercation as his father believed all magic users should be punished with a blade knowing the damage they can cause, while his uncle couldn't believe how his own brother had no compassion for his sweet, sweet Samira.
Other
- He competence with a bow stems from his experience hunting game, but has no hand to hand combat experience. He also carries a dagger that he uses as a means of putting an end to the wildlife he hunts, and then skinning and butchering.
- Most of the game served at the market square during the hanging had been hunted by him
- Levi honestly doesn't care much for strangers anymore after his troubled past
- He disagrees with his fathers opinion of Samira, but still lives in his home despite there now being tension, helping keeping the farm afloat
- For some reason, the game has become more sparse lately on the outskirts of Outfields, and he's been discovering animals already dead with large indistinguishable bite marks, neither wolf nor bear
- Although he doesn't like going into Ivesburg often as there are too many people, he does visit the blacksmith and daughter often to help craft new arrowheads that he then fletches himself; he doesn't buy readied arrows, as this way is much cheaper and believes those available are of poor make
- He has no opinion of the church, as religion was never a part of his life living outside the walls, despite it being a staple to the civilians inside. Sure they had prayed around the table at meals when he was younger, but after his mother passed, his father was of little faith