JoS/Lyra

JOURNALS

• 4E 201
  • 1st Journal - The Imperials, Last Seed 17th.

LYRAS'S PROFILE

• AGE : 8
• SEX : Female
• RACE : Nord
• HEIGHT : 126cm
• WEIGHT : 23kg
• HOMETOWN : Falkreath
• BIRTHDAY : Evening Star, 31st
• BACKSTORY : Lyra is just your average Nord girl who lives with her father in their home just outside of Falkreath. Lyra's mother died from a deadly illness when the girl was very young. Without a strong female role model, she is prone to be a bit of a tomboy but more out of necessity that by choice. All in all, she is a normal, happy child until a group of imperials with a wagon full of prisoners find her out in the woods...
• SEXUAL EXPERIENCE :

While she may be young, Lyra's father doesn't believe in keeping things from his daughter. Therefore, she was taught the basics of sex. The closest she's ever gotten to the real thing was walking in on her father and a girl he had brought home from the inn one night. But she is otherwise very naive when the story begins.

• COMABT SKILLS :

Her father was a skilled hunter and made a modest living selling meat and furs. Therefore, he would frequently bring his daughter along and teach her his craft. She is a natural with the bow, but has little to no experience with a sword or magic.

• HERITAGE :

Lyra is a fare-haired Nord. Both of her parents are of Nordic ancestry.

• OTHER SKILLS :

Lyra is usually shy and quiet, but isn't afraid to stand up when the time is right. This makes her a good leader, though she is not naturally prone to such rolls. Being only a small child, she must rely on her quick wit and her ability to sneak away when trouble arises. She also possesses solid enchanting abilities.

• POLITICS :

Lyra's father is loyal to his homeland and taught his daughter to appreciate it as well. Although he isn't necessarily in support of the war and has taken no part in it, he supports the Stormcloaks. Some of his feelings have been passed down to his daughter, but Lyra personally doesn't care or understand much about the war.

• RELIGION :

Being heartbroken after his wife's death, Lyra's father gave up on religion and never truly cemented any religious education for his daughter. This made her very curious about the topic, especially as it pertains to being able to meet her mother in the afterlife. But she finds much of the religious practices she sees quite strange.