Kett
Smith
Kett
Species
Human
Appearance
Kett has a broad, weather-browned face and forearms stippled with tiny dark freckles of forge scale. Their hair is a dense, iron-gray crop that curls stubbornly at the temples, and their hazel eyes stay steady even when sparks leap nearby. They move with a smith's economical certainty: weight settled through the heels, hands always seeming to know where the nearest tool lies. They smell unmistakably of hot iron, wet wool, and the sharp mineral tang of river water, though they insist the shop smells perfectly clean. The unexpected softness is their smile, which arrives quickly and makes their stern measuring gaze seem almost shy.
“Direct, measured, and peppered with workshop metaphors. Kett rarely wastes a word, but makes room for a dry joke when tension eases.”
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Distinguishing Features
Tiny dark flecks of forge scale are embedded in the creases of their hands.
Their gray curls spring up at the temples no matter how carefully they comb them.
They carry the faint scent of hot iron and river minerals even after washing.
Voice
“A low, slightly gravelly voice, warm at the edges and crisp when giving instructions.”
Clothing
A soot-dark leather apron over a moss-green wool shirt, river boots patched at the heel, and a copper measuring rule tucked into the apron strap. Their sleeves are rolled evenly, even on days off.
Body Language
Kett stands squarely, hands loose at their sides, and tilts their head to listen when someone speaks. When uneasy, they rub a thumb along the edge of a belt buckle as though checking its finish.
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