Three-Bird

Three-Bird was a young native american woman at the time of her embrace, with long black hair, and deep soulful black eyes. Despite her youthful looks, she is quite old - at least 300 years since she has died. Despite this age, she had recently spent many decades in torpor for reasons unknown.
Three-Bird is the childer of Meoquamme, and his personal assistant, lover, and representative. When he needs representing at official functions, she appears and speaks on his behalf.
Three-Bird claims to have had a very active past, and has never harbored resentment for the loss of her people despite the encroachment of the white man. She claims one of her exploits is the under-reported fact that the Lewis and Clarke expidition only travelled at night. Three-bird claims she led them to the Pacific Northwest as Sacajawea.
In modern nights, Three-Bird tends to her flock in Meoquamme's circle, helping them grow spiritually and adhere to the tenants of their religion. Three-Bird is an ardent pacifist, and extends this even to Kine, disliking the ritual sacrifices that are sometimes necessary to perform some of the more powerful rites. Despite this disagreement over sacrificial practices, she respects her Sire and follows him passionately.
Three-Bird publically admits to having embraced only a single childer, a middle eastern man with an uncanny hatred for the Lancea Sanctum.
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