Difference between revisions of "Amisa"
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| − | '''Sobriquet:''' | + | '''Sobriquet:''' ''Lady'' {tongue-in-cheek} |
'''Appearance:''' A small swarthy woman, she often reminded others of the spider or the snake, fascinating and extremely dangerous. | '''Appearance:''' A small swarthy woman, she often reminded others of the spider or the snake, fascinating and extremely dangerous. | ||
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'''Behavior:''' Even in her most casual conversations she instinctively searched for moral weakness in others. She enjoyed leading others in the well-worn paths of corruption, a task which is so often all too easy to accomplish. She especially enjoyed laying bare the corruption of the "holy" monks and priests who infest the world. | '''Behavior:''' Even in her most casual conversations she instinctively searched for moral weakness in others. She enjoyed leading others in the well-worn paths of corruption, a task which is so often all too easy to accomplish. She especially enjoyed laying bare the corruption of the "holy" monks and priests who infest the world. | ||
| − | '''History:''' | + | '''History:''' Lady Amisa's history remains vague, but give that Consul Achard spent considerable time in Sicily, it is likely that is where he encountered her. But neither Amisa nor Achard have been forthcoming on the matter of their meeting or the lady's origins. |
'''Recent Events:''' | '''Recent Events:''' | ||
* -- '''[[Amisa's Statistics]]''' | * -- '''[[Amisa's Statistics]]''' | ||
Latest revision as of 16:41, 27 November 2017
Sobriquet: Lady {tongue-in-cheek}
Appearance: A small swarthy woman, she often reminded others of the spider or the snake, fascinating and extremely dangerous.
Behavior: Even in her most casual conversations she instinctively searched for moral weakness in others. She enjoyed leading others in the well-worn paths of corruption, a task which is so often all too easy to accomplish. She especially enjoyed laying bare the corruption of the "holy" monks and priests who infest the world.
History: Lady Amisa's history remains vague, but give that Consul Achard spent considerable time in Sicily, it is likely that is where he encountered her. But neither Amisa nor Achard have been forthcoming on the matter of their meeting or the lady's origins.
Recent Events:
