Mori

'That girl don't say much, but she do say the right things...'- Catriona MacGillivray about Mori.
Mori was an Ethereal Tiefling. She was pale as a sheet and sometimes wore a white mask, too. She rarely spoke, and was reserved, but a fearsome fighter and sometimes a bit scary if crossed the wrong way.
Years ago, her family was attacked for possession of their unopened, ancient scroll. The bandits who took it sold it to Captain Selim, who sold it to Machavellio Disforza for his collection.
She died, but somehow, (suspectedly through a Larawak shaman's ritual, raising a revenant to bring vengeance upon Machavellio Disforza for the death of Born of Thunder, an act that was in line with the prophetic curse Max carried), The shaman raised her from great distance, but died in the process, transferring her own life force to Mori as a risen warrior. Mori thus bore a mark on her neck, the letter ŋ, found only in the Larawiyaki (and Fenet but that's irrelevant) alphabets. 
She travelled to Hjarofjall in the new year of 1521 with Soot, and they both joined the West Marchers. She had many adventures with the group that were varied and exciting, over the course of a year or two.
After their travels, Soot, Mori, Professor Langdon, and the ancient Greek captain Angélos left the ship and crew in the spring of 1523, bound for Lakay. 
There, the others accompanied Mori to Fort Thunderlord, where they confronted Lord Protector Machavellio in the fort keep. Machavellio's pride was wounded by their brazen attitude, and with Soot and Angélos throwing their weight around, Max was less inclined to be kind. There followed a short duel, with Angélos sustaining a few light wounds, until Max was satisfied he had taught them their place (yikes).
Thus, sensing an opportunity to gain something, he entrusted them with a task - to assassinate Niesz Jakovky Fyidorovasky, a Volenyan prince, and frame it as a bandit attack. This was because of the Vola Imperiya occupation of west Lakay was causing Max grief.
They travelled across Lakay for many weeks, and successfully carried out the deed on the outskirts of the city of Grán Blackwater using some stolen rifles, shooting him in his carriage. They returned to the fort, and Max was pleased, handing over the scroll and - a rare sight - a half-apology and well-wish.
Soot, Mori, Langdon and Angélos travelled back on a merchant ship to Luskan, then via carriage to Penmorwen, and returned southward into the grassland, to the ruins that were once her family home. Mori was laid to rest with her scroll at the end of 1523, and was finally at peace. 
Soot then began the months-long journey overland back home, through Turmish and the Danderillon, along the Great Northern Road to Waterdeep. Langdon returned to Sedia via the same route, while Angélos travelled west, the way they had came. He ended up in the Fallo.
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