Mopok Vezsari
Bard
Mopok Vezsari
Species
Goblin
Appearance
Mopok is a small, long-limbed goblin with a face like a chipped green teacup, broad cheeks, a narrow chin, and ears that droop at the tips when he is tired. His movements are soft and rolling, almost like a dancer crossing a ship's deck, yet he can become perfectly motionless between heartbeats when hiding. His fingers are stained violet from berry ink, and his left thumb is wrapped in silk despite being uninjured. The first impression he leaves is of nervous cheerfulness, but his pale eyes observe every exit, pocket, and hand in the room. Unexpectedly, he keeps himself immaculate. His patched clothing is carefully brushed, his nails are trimmed, and he smells faintly of rosewater and lamp smoke.
“His voice is light, rounded, and surprisingly resonant, with a soft Hungarian-Persian cadence. He pronounces names carefully, rolls certain r sounds, and turns ordinary statements into miniature performances without sounding artificial.”
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Distinguishing Features
A pair of mismatched eyes, one hazel and one cloudy blue.
A crescent-shaped scar beneath his right ear from a puppet wire that snapped during an escape.
Three brass thimbles braided into his belt, each belonging to a dead member of the Lantern Crows.
A silk-wrapped left thumb that he touches whenever someone asks about his family.
His shadow sometimes appears to bow a moment after he does, an unexplained magical aftereffect of an old performance.
Voice
“A gentle, musical tenor with a dry rasp at the edges, like a reed flute played beside a cooking fire. He can imitate several voices, but his true voice becomes unmistakable when he is angry.”
Clothing
A moss-green waistcoat sewn from mismatched theater curtains, a cream shirt with cuffs too large for him, soft charcoal trousers, and red children's slippers reinforced with leather soles. A string of brass thimbles hangs from his belt, each engraved with the initials of a dead performer.
Body Language
He keeps his elbows close to his ribs and rocks gently from heel to toe while speaking. When lying, he becomes unnaturally still and presses his silk-wrapped thumb against his lower lip. When genuinely happy, one ear rises while the other droops.
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