Mira Stonehand
Commoner
Mira Stonehand
Species
Dragonborn
Appearance
Mira is a copper-bright dragonborn with ash-dark scales along her forearms and jaw, as if she has spent years kneeling beside fires that should have burned her to cinders. Her fingertips are faintly blackened and half-healed, the pads split and callused from obsessive handling of hot samples and rough stone. She moves with the tense precision of someone always measuring the ground beneath her, but her tail flicks with restless impatience when she is excited. A surprising contrast softens her stern look: she wears a bright blue cloth ribbon tied around one horn, a childish keepsake she refuses to explain. Her left eye has a thin pale scar crossing the brow ridge, and when she focuses on cracked stone, her expression becomes so intent it seems almost devotional.
“Precise, low, and thoughtful, with an occasional miner's slang and a habit of trailing into careful, technical metaphor when she is passionate.”
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Distinguishing Features
Burned fingertips that never fully healed
A bright blue ribbon tied around one horn
A pale scar through the left brow ridge
Chalk dust permanently lodged in the scale seams of her hands and collar
An almost uncanny habit of looking at fractures as if they are handwriting
Voice
“Measured and husky, with a tired edge that brightens into quick, excited clarity when she talks about geology or ruins”
Clothing
Dust-stained Scale Warden field coat with stitched mineral pockets, reinforced knee wraps, travel boots, a slate-gray sash covered in chalk marks, and a leather finger wrap to protect her burned fingertips
Body Language
She stands slightly forward on the balls of her feet, ready to move, with her hands often held close to her chest as if protecting invisible notes. When thinking, she rubs two burned fingertips together and stares at cracks, seams, and mortar lines. Her tail betrays her mood immediately, curling tight when she is angry and swaying in quick, clipped motions when curious.
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