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He was born on the 40th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden in the year of the Bronze Wyvern, 379 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer. |
He was born on the 40th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden in the year of the Bronze Wyvern, 379 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer. |
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== Appearance == |
== Appearance == |
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Reiku has an angular face and tilted almond-shaped cat-slitted amber eyes. He is bald, with tanned skin and a wiry build.<br /> |
Reiku has an angular face and tilted almond-shaped cat-slitted amber eyes. He is bald, with tanned skin and a wiry build.<br /> |
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Revision as of 00:06, 27 February 2010
| Reiku Oyama | |
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| Status | |
| Race | Elothean |
| Gender | Male |
| Guild | undisclosed |
| Instance | Prime |
Description
Name: Reiku Oyama
Location: Crossing
Current Age: 17
He was born on the 40th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden in the year of the Bronze Wyvern, 379 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer.
Appearance
Reiku has an angular face and tilted almond-shaped cat-slitted amber eyes. He is bald, with tanned skin and a wiry build.
He is young for an Elothean.
He is clean shaven.
Reiku is wearing a black low-brimmed hat, a small cambrinth stone strung on steel wire, an unadorned shadowy black kimono of fluid raw silk, an embossed leather bracelet deeply dyed in fiery scarlet hues, a polished leather belt with a bone-hilted scimitar and a steel-bladed silk fan hanging from it, a pair of black spidersilk pants that reach almost to his heels and some black sandals.
Family
Sueki - Cousin
Trivia
- Has an underlying dread of water, specifically running water, which is evident when he is near a river bank or ferry crossing. This is due to trauma during youth.
- Reiku rarely talks. Breaking his silence only when there is no other way and the message is of grave importance.
- Stays in a house in Lower Kaerna , baring the Oyama's (Oyamas) family name.
You also see a black fieldstone house covered in cobwebs and pieces of dried crusted leaves.