Ramir

Dragomir The Twelfth Child, commonly know as Rami, is a travelling monk. He is from the line of Goddess Mogren (also known as Morana), who stole the Kolovrat and mated with a human male, a monk Branek. 
Mogren stole the relic from the Sun god Svarog. Rami, like his demi-god ancestry, is cursed by the abbility to give back life at the cost of his own. He was raised by his father and a nun Ial, who became his foster mother after his father died of mysterious circumstances. Rami left to be a travelling monk when he became of age. He found Strat, a member of the very competitive Eypr tribe, dehydrated and chained to a boulder, so she ows him her life and accompanies him to the Dry Mountains. Rami has no idea about his lineage and prefers not knowing. He is prophecised to wake Zahlis. His companion and steed becomes a lindworm, Iuri. 
== Background ==
Rami was born to Goddes Mogren, goddess of winter and death, and mortal monk Branek. His mother died after giving birth and his father took him to his temple, where he raised him with his 'sister', also nun, Ial. His father died when Rami was a small boy, of unknown causes, and it scarred him forever. Ial became his foster mother. Rami left the temple at age sixteen, with a cloak and a staff, travelling around the Continent to help people with his healing skills. He refused to make any lasting connection with anyone, until he met Strat. 
== Biography ==
Rami travels through the Southlands, keeping his indentity hidden. As he intends to avoid a nearby Eypr Summer Camp, he realizes he has no flint. He decides to pay them a visit and hopes they are too deep in their celebration to kill him for sport. 
== Character and traits ==
Rami is kind, selfless, calm and intelligent, often demonstrating his quick wit and empahtical spirit. He is tall and thin due to lack of nutrition, with a fair freckly complexion and almost-white hair he keeps in a braid. He has a deep sense of honour, sharing that with Strat. 
== Trivia ==
* He is inspired by Miroku, a character from Rumiko Takahashi's manga Inuyasha.