Username: [Mrs Vicious.]
Character Name: Dahlamah Nishti
Race: Sea Kymar
Age: 1,025 (or so, she forgets)
Rank/Occupation: Fisherwoman/sorter of fish.
Abilities: Water
Appearance: About 5'8 with stocky legs and arms, Dahlamah is used to doing hard labour and working, with Sand coloured eyes but oddly enough short spikey white hair, looking oddly enough like a Dandylion clock. With her ears peierced in several places and a perminant pair of goggles atop her head, she usualy wairs a fitted tank top, shorts and sandles, all in terquoise hughes. A thick belt with a gutting knife and a boning knife hanging from it in sheiths she doesnt carry much weaponry. Still young and spritely at only 265, though she has a scar up her left leg from a Jellyfish getting cought round it when she was little.
Personality: Dahl can be rather cheeky and sharp of tongue when need be though with a firm fair head on her shoulders she tries not to get too involved with people as she tends to panic when they get hurt, and by panic I meen headless chicken style, with a slight tendency to limp a little on the left, her hip seasing and her leg hurting from the jelly scar streching too much.
History: Her mother had always said she would be a hard worker, by the age of nine she was reading and talking almost fluently. Walking confidently but having a tendency to fall over still but not bothered with it too much because she got back up again. When she was about 48 she had fallen off the side of her fathers boat, with no qualms about swimming she set to swim after it but managed to get a jellyfish wrapped round her leg, stinning and scaring her perminantly. Falling unconsious in the water and being found around 10 minuets later by her father floating on the surface of the water looking as if she had neve fallen in, compleatly dry and looking as if she lay on a solid plate made of water.
Other: Being easily irritated by Elves, Dahl isnt fond of the way they speek in rhimes and riddles. Prefering throughtfull speach and straight forwords facts, though she does indulge ever so often in a book of romantic poetry.