Lethri Vane
Commoner
Lethri Vane
Species
Fae
Appearance
Seen in three-quarter profile on an outdoor stone bench, Lethri sits unsmiling, tears streaking her cheeks. One bare foot rests on the bench while her other leg stretches out, fitted with a thin wooden geta and a heavy shackle. Both hands rest idle in her lap; she has stopped trying to pry the ornate ankle restraint from her bent leg. Soldiers hurry through the distant background, closing in to recapture her.
“Low and controlled, with a lilting cadence. When angry, her words become precise rather than loud.”
Alignment
Distinguishing Features
A huge, finely worked collar remains locked around her neck.
Heavy carved shackles and remnants of matching restraints mark her wrists and one ankle.
A delicate torque circles her right ankle, with a matching armband and thighband.
Long painted fingernails and toenails, chipped from her escape.
Her expression remains sharp and unsmiling even as she cries.
Voice
“A quiet, measured contralto that catches slightly when she is close to tears.”
Clothing
A sparse, travel-worn outfit of layered cloth, including a loose cropped top and a wrapped sash. One side of the top and the sash are torn, but overlapping fabric and her long hair keep her covered. A thin geta remains on one foot; the other is bare.
Body Language
Her shoulders are squared despite her fatigue. Her hands lie open and still, while her gaze tracks the soldiers over one shoulder.
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