Tavi
Bard
Tavi
Species
Human
Appearance
Tavi is very short and delicately built, with a narrow waist, soft rounded hips, and a compact presence that makes her seem easy to overlook until she moves. She walks with a springing, dancer-like step, always favoring her left foot as though balancing on the deck of a moving boat. Her dark hair is cut to her jaw and usually pinned with bright brass fishhooks, while several strands escape and cling to her cheeks in humid weather. Her most surprising feature is her expression: despite her daring clothes and theatrical confidence, she often looks solemnly thoughtful, as if calculating the moral cost of every joke. She leaves behind an impression of warmth, motion, and carefully controlled mischief.
“Her voice is bright, quick, and musical, with clipped phrasing when she is nervous. She can imitate the accent and mannerisms of almost anyone she has spent an hour observing.”
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Distinguishing Features
Brass fishhooks are woven through her hair as lucky charms.
She has a tiny tattoo of a blue river knot beneath her right collarbone.
Her smile arrives half a second before her laughter, making both seem deliberate.
She smells faintly of citrus oil, river water, and lamp smoke.
Voice
“A clear alto with a laughing edge, capable of becoming intimate and conspiratorial or sharp enough to cut across a crowded market.”
Clothing
She wears a crimson wrap top, loose teal trousers split for movement, a short embroidered sash, soft leather sandals, and a brass-buckled shoulder harness for her lute and daggers. The outfit is bold and summery without restricting movement, but she adds a high-collared traveling coat whenever she expects trouble.
Body Language
She leans into conversations as if sharing a secret, then abruptly straightens when someone mentions authority or family. Her hands are constantly occupied with ribbons, coins, or the strings of her lute. When truly angry, she stops moving entirely.
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