Race: Elf
Rank: Captain
Gender: Female
Age: 33
Build: Average
Skin: Red Tan
Hair: Golden blond, wavy, to nape of neck
Eyes: Brown
Appearance: Poldra is fairly short, about 4'8 in height, but fit and well-built. Her skin is a rich red-brown tanned color, and her ears are long and pointed, declaring her elven heritage. Her golden blond hair is faintly wavy, but cut extremely close to her head, more like a male's haircut. Her eyes are brown, and she has a tendency to squint.
Personality: Very opinionated, Poldra is certainly not afraid to speak her mind to anyone, even her superiors. She's firm in her ways, and it is extremely hard to change her mind once it's made up. She's also very independant and dominant, she's more likely to give orders than take them, though she's quite fair and just.
Past: Born to a middle-class family in an elven city, Poldra grew up with her parents and many siblings, both older and younger. She was a very adventurous child and a tomboy, so it was not too surprising that she learned to fight early on. When she was still fairly young, for an elf, she decided she wanted to enter the city guard; a job normally thought of as for men only.
Her parents weren't exactly pleased with her decision, so she ran away, and despite initial misgivings, managed to join the guard. She turned out to be very good at it, and was soon made captain.
Bond: Black-Striped White-Gold Meshanya'Lelith
Pets: Male Cream Llithra, Jiskim
Female Brown Llithra, Ilossa
Name: Meshanya'Lelith
Gender: Female
Dam: Asharakai
Sire: Haeth
Breed: Mix (Lesser Kynnese/Silshar)
Element: Fire
Abilities: Telepathy (Language, Color & Emotion-Based), Fire Blast Breath Weapon, Teleportation
Personality: Meshanya'Lelith is as proud and noble as any Pernese queen, and doesn't hesitate to show it, often turning up her nose at anything that displeases her.
Notes: Meshanya'Lelith displays a very rare Lesser Kynnese color pattern on her fur. Her underbelly has no fur, leaving her scales visible. She displays the Pernese color equivalent of a Gold.
