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| Do'Ro Thee | |
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| Do'Ro Thee means in Atysian: The richest of the branches (Thée: a wood, rich in resin) | |
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| Race | Tryker |
| Gender | Female |
| Nation | None |
| Organization | Rangers |
| Worship | None |
| Faction | Rangers |
| Guild | Cercle du Bois d'Almati |
| Rank | High Officer |
| Birth | Unknown |
| Death | Alive |
| Mother | Kay N'su-Ger |
| Father | Sel 'Ordu Thée |
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Origines
I remember little about my early childhood among the Trykers, except the terror I experienced during the Kitins of the Deep raid that took my family. Hidden in (empty) beer barrels by our parents, we were able to escape the massacre. I guess the smell of clopper secretion repelled the kipestas... Luckily, shortly afterwards, a Ranger patrol found my twin sister Am'al Thée, my cousin Da'ni Ellea and I, starving to death, and took us to the Silan refugee camp.
Silan
We arrived at the camp of Silan the First, Medis 1, 1st AC 2597. There we were immediately taken in charge by the refugee and Ranger community. It was there that I met Thouty and Ca'linus (now K'line), then Ranger Belami, my first friends. I was immediately attracted both by the mischievousness of Milles Dodoine and by the quiet strength of Chiang Le Fort, and I immediately wanted to become like them and this despite the anger of Guilan Guiter which scared me a lot. In fact Guilan hides under his strong voice more tenderness than it seems. In spite of his haughty attitude, Da'ni and I have taken away from Sterga Hamla a certain interest in armor and jewelry making (especially Da'ni). We were all three of us a bit dissipated during Nomis Merclao's magic classes, but in the end, we managed to become acceptable magicians too, and Chiang entrusted us with the missions that allowed us to reach the continent. We haven't lost contact and it's often that we come back to Silan, with pleasure, sharing some of our new experiences.
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