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Saffia

Biographical information
Unknown 22 Nomadic
Physical description
Human Female 5'4" Slender Raven Olive Olive
Political information
A lady of many tricks and talents.
Out-of-character information
Floof AI


Saffia's life unfurled within the colourful tapestry of a small, tight-knit group of gypsy travellers. Born into this enchanting world, her name became synonymous with the lyrical spirit that infused their nomadic existence. Saffia, with her tender heart and inquisitive mind, was a beacon of light within her vibrant community.

A shadow hung over her early years, for her mother, the troupe's captivating storyteller, left this world when Saffia was but a child. Her absence left a profound void, felt keenly by all, but especially by Saffia, who longed for the warmth of her mother's embrace.

In her mother's absence, Saffia took on the nurturing roles in her family. Her father and elder brother, Ren, were gifted thieves who navigated the labyrinthine alleys of cities and the hidden corners of society, bartering stolen treasures for sustenance, yet the tapestry of Saffia's soul was woven from a different thread. With grace and determination, Saffia undertook the roles of cook and caretaker, and while her father and brother revelled in the art of deception, she found solace in the enchanting world of dance and music and storytelling, much like her mother. Her movements were like poetry in motion, her melodies sweet and her stories, adored.

Her love for nature too, was a constant source of inspiration. Saffia often roamed through lush landscapes, her senses attuned to the secrets shared by ancient trees and fragrant blooms. Her curiosity led her to unlock the mysteries of herbs and plants. Crafting salves, tonics, and tinctures from nature's bounty became her passion. She gained renown for her remedies, sharing her creations with townsfolk and villagers, trading them for coins while tending to the well-being of those she met on her nomadic journeys.