Ketta Galt
Fighter
Ketta Galt
Species
Human
Appearance
A slim young woman with wiry strength, strong shoulders, and heavily worked forearms. She stands with a slight forward lean, as if the mountain road is always about to tilt beneath her. Her sun-browned olive skin is roughened by wind and cold, while her cheeks stay permanently pink from high-altitude weather. An uneven knife-cut chestnut bob frames her face, one side brushing her jaw and the other curling against her collar. Her hazel eyes are warm at first glance, flecked with amber, but become sharply assessing whenever someone reaches toward a weapon or pack. Her movements are economical and quietly quick. The unexpected softness is her hands, which are careful and almost delicate when repairing cloth, painting flowers, or tending an injured stranger.
“Her voice is low, dry, and precise, with a mountain cadence that makes even ordinary statements sound like road instructions. She pauses before answering personal questions and becomes unexpectedly vivid when describing weather, animals, or people in danger.”
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Distinguishing Features
She repeatedly checks the worn leather shield strap without seeming aware of it.
Tiny faded white flowers are painted beneath the grime on her battered shield.
Her uneven haircut looks self-inflicted, but she keeps the shorter side meticulously trimmed.
She wears a carved wooden mountain emblem at her throat and touches it whenever someone mentions avalanches.
Despite her guarded manner and practical armor, she handles injured animals with startling tenderness.
Voice
“Low, weathered, and controlled, with a rough edge that softens noticeably around children and wounded animals.”
Clothing
A dented chain shirt over a faded russet tunic, patched brown trousers, mud-dark boots, fingerless wool gloves, and a short gray cloak repaired with visible cream and red stitching. Her battered round wooden shield is reinforced with iron and painted with tiny faded white flowers beneath grime and scratches. A carved wooden emblem hangs at her neck.
Body Language
Ketta keeps her shield slightly forward even during ordinary conversation. She leans toward people when they speak, but her feet remain angled toward the nearest exit. When embarrassed, she rubs her thumb over the carved wooden emblem at her throat. When angry, she becomes very still rather than visibly aggressive.
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