Name: Lehan Vey Age: 18 Nationality/Region: Xilanese, Near Thyrrhenian, from a village named Rəŋkʰaŋ Role: Support Caster Class: Cleric/Mage -He rarely speaks unless necessary, preferring to listen and observe. -Sensitive to the emotional states of others, even when he doesn’t fully understand them. -Past trauma lingers, manifesting in brief moments of hesitation or distance, and even periodical mental breakdowns. -Years of strict temple routine left him with precise habits and manners. Lehan Vey was born in a remote valley nestled between the lower slopes of the Thyrrhena Plateau and the Hellas Sea. His small Tírnaŋ-kà community practiced ancient rites passed down through oral tradition and cloistered theologies. At a young age, Lehan was selected to serve as a ceremonial shrine boy to a local fertility deity known as Tire'ava, the Rabbit God. The god, depicted as a fertility amulet, was worshiped through rituals involving symbolic "seeding" to ensure land fertility. The temple's doctrine claimed female priests would absorb the essence meant for Tire'ava, so boys were instead chosen for these rites. In truth, the shrine acted as a front for ritualized abuse. Lehan endured ten years of forced servitude and sexual exploitation, his role glamorized by myth but hollow in kindness. Upon turning eighteen, he broke free: shearing his ceremonial locks, escaping under cover of night, and fleeing aboard a coastal trader. The temple still keeps his cut braid framed as a relic. Lehan eventually arrived in Densalinor, where he joined the party led by Ereno Vastal. While he never speaks of his past, his deep well of inner strength fuels his quiet magic. Trivia: -Avoids wearing jewelry, especially anything around the neck—he dislikes the feeling after years in ceremonial garb. -He only sleeps fully clothed unless in absolute safety. -Hums Xi-lanese prayers unconsciously while healing. -Has a phobia of being touched unexpectedly. -Reads faster than he speaks and prefers writing his thoughts when overwhelmed.