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Character sheet -

Gender - male.

Species - fae.

Age - 24.

Power level (out of 10) - 6.

Appearence? - Brown hair, dark brown eyes, whiteish / tan skin.

Extra details / backstory - Jayden doesn't have much friends, he is seen as a non talkative loner who barley no one likes to approach. But in reality, he can be really kind to anyone he knows. His normal facial expressions can make him look dangerous / mean so he tries his best to appear friendly but always sadly fails.

Character Sheet:

Name: Rivanna (Riva for short)

Gender: Female

Species: Fae

Age: 24

Power level (out of 10): 6

Appearance: Her long auburn hair is often tied back in a loose, practical braid, streaked with natural highlights from sunlight. Dark, piercing green eyes give her an intense, almost daring look, and her skin is sun-kissed from long hours spent outdoors. She’s tall and lean, with sharp features that make her seem like she’s always on guard.

Extra Details / Backstory:

Rivanna is a girl forged from her own strength, a no-nonsense, hard-edged fae who’s used to standing alone. Her outer shell is tough, and she rarely lets anyone close enough to see the softer parts of her. She’s often seen as intimidating because she doesn't make an effort to smile or soften her gaze. She walks with purpose and speaks only when she feels it's necessary—more of a listener than a talker. In fact, her presence alone can make people hesitate to approach her, which suits her just fine. She doesn't need anyone's approval, and she'd rather be alone than deal with the chaos of socializing.

She carries herself like a soldier, hardened by a past where she learned quickly that trust is something you have to earn—and even then, it’s not always worth it. Raised in a clan of fae who valued strength above all else, Rivanna had to grow up fast. She learned to fight, to survive, and to hide her vulnerabilities behind a wall that no one could break through. But under all that toughness, there’s a deep well of power tied to the very water that flows through her veins.

Rivers have always been her place of solace, the one place she can find peace. Her affinity with water allows her to control it—manipulating it to create barriers, whip up fierce currents, or even use it to defend herself in combat. But this power isn’t just for defense. The water also reflects her mood, turbulent when she's angry and calm when she's at peace. She’s learned to use this to her advantage, knowing that the flow of water mirrors her inner strength.

Rivanna’s hard shell isn’t just a defense mechanism; it’s her armor. She doesn’t like to show weakness, and if she gets hurt, she’ll internalize it until it festers into something cold and sharp. She pushes people away because it’s easier than risking being let down. But deep down, she wants connection—she just doesn’t know how to let anyone in without feeling exposed. When she does let her guard down, it’s rare and usually only for those she considers worthy of seeing the real her.

Jayden rode into the fae's territory / camp and then hopped off as he led Ranger into a barn and began untacking him as he gave a report on the perimiter to another fae. The fae took the report and jotted it down before leaving Jayden and Ranger alone. Jayden watched as the fae left and then picked up a brush as he began to brush down Rangers bay coat.

Riva road into the camp that evening when the sky was already dark, she unpacked and put her horse away and ordered a couple of younger girls to brush her out for her before paying them 10 coins each. It was a bit of money compared to what they usually had on the outskirts of town and the girls eagerly accepted the job. Riva then headed to her tent and changed into a fresh set of clothing before heading out town

Since it was already dark, Jayden put Ranger into a stall then headed to his tent. He sat down on his bed before picking up a book. He sat and read for a bit before he set the book down, turned off the lamp, and went to sleep.