Mainni - Revision history

KSEMBJC at 14:47, 17 October 2026

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	Mainni and her brother were orphaned and raised in a secluded Rakash village by their uncle. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, and refusing empathic help, he was fiercely protective of his young charges. For Mainni, that protection meant a childhood spent largely indoors, without contact with other races or the opportunity to learn any language beyond Rakash.		Mainni and her brother were orphaned and raised in a secluded Rakash village by their uncle. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, and refusing empathic help, he was fiercely protective of his young charges. For Mainni, that protection meant a childhood spent largely indoors, without contact with other races or the opportunity to learn any language beyond Rakash.

			Necessity eventually opened the door that caution had kept shut. As her uncle became less able to travel, bringing supplies to the village grew increasingly difficult. Mainni left for the Crossing while still a very young woman, seeking instruction in the Moon Mage Guild. Her ambition was practical, if considerable: she would learn to open moongates so that her uncle and her village would no longer depend upon journeys he could not make.
	She first came to the Crossing as a very young woman, sent to study with the Moon Mage Guild. With her uncle increasingly unable to travel, the village needed another means of obtaining supplies. Mainni was to learn to open moongates, allowing her to bring home what he could no longer fetch.

	On the journey east, her most unusual companions came without introduction. While sitting beneath a tree one day, Mainni began to sing. A swarm of bees gathered around her head, moving through the air as though dancing to her song. When she left the tree, they followed.		On the journey east, her most unusual companions came without introduction. While sitting beneath a tree one day, Mainni began to sing. A swarm of bees gathered around her head, moving through the air as though dancing to her song. When she left the tree, they followed.

	They have remained with her ever since. Whether drawn by her voice, some quality of her magic, or a reason known only to bees, the little swarm has become a familiar part of Mainni’s presence. For a young woman raised with so little company, their arrival was an unexpected kindness: she had gone out into the world, sung a song, and found herself accompanied.		They have remained with her ever since. Whether drawn by her voice, some quality of her magic, or a reason known only to bees, the little swarm has become a familiar part of Mainni’s presence. For a young woman raised with so little company, their arrival was an unexpected kindness: she had gone out into the world, sung a song, and found herself accompanied. They became her pack.

	Reaching the Crossing, the transition was deeply difficult. The Crossing was crowded with unfamiliar people, customs, and languages, and Mainni had little experience to help her navigate any of them. Her difficulty speaking Common often concealed how much she understood, leaving her struggling to make herself known in a world she had scarcely been allowed to imagine.		Reaching the Crossing, the transition was deeply difficult. The Crossing was crowded with unfamiliar people, customs, and languages, and Mainni had little experience to help her navigate any of them. Her difficulty speaking Common often concealed how much she understood, leaving her struggling to make herself known in a world she had scarcely been allowed to imagine.

KSEMBJC at 14:44, 17 October 2026

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	Upon finally returning to the Crossing, Mainni met Senvara, another young Rakash and an Empath. Senvara took her under her wing and brought her into the Karavir pack, offering friendship and a place to belong as Mainni began the difficult work of adjusting once more.		Upon finally returning to the Crossing, Mainni met Senvara, another young Rakash and an Empath. Senvara took her under her wing and brought her into the Karavir pack, offering friendship and a place to belong as Mainni began the difficult work of adjusting once more.

	Mainni still speaks little Common. Her most familiar explanation is also a plea to be understood:		Mainni still speaks little Common. Her most familiar explanation is also a plea to be understood: “Mainni not dumb. Mainni not speak good.”

	“Mainni not dumb. Mainni not speak good.”

	Those who hear her speak Rakash, or converse with her while Aura of Tongues is sung, encounter an intelligent, articulate young woman whose thoughts far exceed her limited Common vocabulary.		Those who hear her speak Rakash, or converse with her while Aura of Tongues is sung, encounter an intelligent, articulate young woman whose thoughts far exceed her limited Common vocabulary.
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	Mainni grew up in a secluded Rakash village, where she and her brother were raised by their uncle after being orphaned. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, their uncle knew how quickly the world could turn dangerous. His determination to protect Mainni left her with little opportunity to discover it for herself.		Mainni grew up in a secluded Rakash village, where she and her brother were raised by their uncle after being orphaned. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, their uncle knew how quickly the world could turn dangerous. His determination to protect Mainni left her with little opportunity to discover it for herself.
	Kept indoors and closely sheltered, Mainni was never permitted to meet people of other races. Rakash was the only language she learned, and much of what lay beyond the village existed for her only in stories, warnings, and unanswered questions.		Kept indoors and closely sheltered, Mainni was never permitted to meet people of other races. Rakash was the only language she learned, and much of what lay beyond the village existed for her only in stories, warnings, and unanswered questions.

KSEMBJC at 14:16, 17 October 2026

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	Mainni grew up in a secluded Rakash village, where she and her brother were raised by their uncle after being orphaned. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, their uncle knew how quickly the world could turn dangerous. His determination to protect Mainni left her with little opportunity to discover it for herself.		Mainni grew up in a secluded Rakash village, where she and her brother were raised by their uncle after being orphaned. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, their uncle knew how quickly the world could turn dangerous. His determination to protect Mainni left her with little opportunity to discover it for herself.
	Kept indoors and closely sheltered, Mainni was never permitted to meet people of other races. Rakash was the only language she learned, and much of what lay beyond the village existed for her only in stories, warnings, and unanswered questions.		Kept indoors and closely sheltered, Mainni was never permitted to meet people of other races. Rakash was the only language she learned, and much of what lay beyond the village existed for her only in stories, warnings, and unanswered questions.


	Necessity eventually opened the door that caution had kept shut. As her uncle became less able to travel, bringing supplies to the village grew increasingly difficult. Mainni left for the Crossing while still a very young woman, seeking instruction in the Moon Mage Guild. Her ambition was practical, if considerable: she would learn to open moongates so that her uncle and her village would no longer depend upon journeys he could not make.		Necessity eventually opened the door that caution had kept shut. As her uncle became less able to travel, bringing supplies to the village grew increasingly difficult. Mainni left for the Crossing while still a very young woman, seeking instruction in the Moon Mage Guild. Her ambition was practical, if considerable: she would learn to open moongates so that her uncle and her village would no longer depend upon journeys he could not make.

	The Crossing offered challenges no lesson had prepared her for. Surrounded by unfamiliar peoples and unable to understand their speech, Mainni had to begin learning about the wider world while finding her own place within it. She had arrived with a purpose, but little experience of choosing anything for herself.		The Crossing offered challenges no lesson had prepared her for. Surrounded by unfamiliar peoples and unable to understand their speech, Mainni had to begin learning about the wider world while finding her own place within it. She had arrived with a purpose, but little experience of choosing anything for herself.

	Her most unusual companions came without introduction. While sitting beneath a tree one day, Mainni began to sing. A swarm of bees gathered around her head, moving through the air as though dancing to her song. When she left the tree, they followed.		Her most unusual companions came without introduction. While sitting beneath a tree one day, Mainni began to sing. A swarm of bees gathered around her head, moving through the air as though dancing to her song. When she left the tree, they followed.

	They have remained with her ever since. Whether drawn by her voice, some quality of her magic, or a reason known only to bees, the little swarm has become a familiar part of Mainni’s presence. For a young woman raised with so little company, their arrival was an unexpected kindness: she had gone out into the world, sung a song, and found herself accompanied.		They have remained with her ever since. Whether drawn by her voice, some quality of her magic, or a reason known only to bees, the little swarm has become a familiar part of Mainni’s presence. For a young woman raised with so little company, their arrival was an unexpected kindness: she had gone out into the world, sung a song, and found herself accompanied.
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Mainni grew up in a secluded Rakash village, where she and her brother were raised by their uncle after being orphaned. Having lost a foot in a hunting accident, their uncle knew how quickly the world could turn dangerous. His determination to protect Mainni left her with little opportunity to discover it for herself.
Kept indoors and closely sheltered, Mainni was never permitted to meet people of other races. Rakash was the only language she learned, and much of what lay beyond the village existed for her only in stories, warnings, and unanswered questions.
Necessity eventually opened the door that caution had kept shut. As her uncle became less able to travel, bringing supplies to the village grew increasingly difficult. Mainni left for the Crossing while still a very young woman, seeking instruction in the Moon Mage Guild. Her ambition was practical, if considerable: she would learn to open moongates so that her uncle and her village would no longer depend upon journeys he could not make.
The Crossing offered challenges no lesson had prepared her for. Surrounded by unfamiliar peoples and unable to understand their speech, Mainni had to begin learning about the wider world while finding her own place within it. She had arrived with a purpose, but little experience of choosing anything for herself.
Her most unusual companions came without introduction. While sitting beneath a tree one day, Mainni began to sing. A swarm of bees gathered around her head, moving through the air as though dancing to her song. When she left the tree, they followed.
They have remained with her ever since. Whether drawn by her voice, some quality of her magic, or a reason known only to bees, the little swarm has become a familiar part of Mainni’s presence. For a young woman raised with so little company, their arrival was an unexpected kindness: she had gone out into the world, sung a song, and found herself accompanied.
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