Tavi Ral

## Appearance

Rarely seen in her true form, Tavi is a master of disguising herself. But her true form is a dark haired, green eyed, slim build of medium height. She has gills on her neck, betraying her Gillmen heritage and often braids her hair.

## Rajah Tavah

A Major Persona. Rajah is heroic and headstrong, she fights for helping people.

The most gregarious of Tavi's Personas, her strong personality, impatience and willingness to put her life on the line makes her stand out the most of all of Tavi's sides. Rajah's persona is so strong, that she seems the least caring about Tavi's personal mission, and instead puts her own desires first.

Fortunately Rajah does like writing in the journals the most of all her personas, though her chicken scratch accounts often leaves Tavi perplexed when she has to review it.

## Reena

A redheaded Elf.

A calming supportive influence. Reena doesnt see as much adventure as Rajah does, but she is more willing to take her time and shares some of Tavi's enthusiasm for gathering information.

She tends to reflect more towards her nature as a Persona than the others, and can be a bit bitter on the subject.

She dislikes swimming, a trait written into her to make it easier to conceal her Gillmen characteristics.

## Goals

Tavi's Goals are to learn what has occurred to disrupt the Voltgeist so, and to find herself in a position to not be caught by surprise when it shifts again. Each of her Personas also cultivate their own desires and goals as they splinter off of Tavi, with some of them supporting her, and others not caring as much.

## Tower of Death

Upon hearing of yet another plight from the Ghostlands, Tavi’s first reaction is one of disinterest. Yet another threat involving a tide of undead, it was hardly anything new from the place. Hardly worth an investigation. But she remembers that Rajah had mentioned a tower in her report on the massive Tree that had emerged, and decides that it may be something more interesting if it has any relation at all. She decides to investigate.

She first has Reena investigate. Reena (being her calmer persona) asks around first libraries, then Taverns and places of interest. She initially gets far too much on the dangers and history of the Ghostlands in a factual sense, which is interesting and surely a worthy thing to write about, but not what she was after. It took some time searching, but eventually she tracked down what she was after. Someone foolish enough to have travelled through the Ghostlands recently, and had lived.

The man is initially slow to talk, but after a few drinks and some kind words she gets his story.It wasn't much, just a bodyguard for a foolish trader who tried to shave off a few days of travel by going too close to the ghostlands. But Reena dutily writes down the details.

She thanks the man, and continues hunting for more. She finds a few more with similar stories. She writes their stories down as well. While in a tavern she hears a song written about the horrors of the ghostland which supposedly is a first hand account. She records what she hears, and later asks the minstrel where he heard it. She writes that down as well.

She continues in this way, gathering first hand accounts, second hand accounts, rumors and, when she has nothing else more interesting to listen to, actual professional opinions.

Dutifully she records all this down. She then takes up her journal and writes to herself. She addresses what she believes is the risk, which is fairly high. She notes some likely options for them, such as the Blocky Constructs will serve quite well. She writes several suggestions for equipment, such as food, and transportation. Most of this she writes quite idly, with her mind distracted. Finally after a few minutes of idle quill spinning she pins down what it is.

Taking a quill, she starts to write a letter, addressed to herself.

*“Dear Tavi, It has been bothering me for much of the day, but I have finally ascertained what it is. '**There is a Zeitgeist on the edge of my mind, one who seems to be yearning to go to the Ghostlands. But it is merely a fragment of an idea still, and refuses to manifest.***

*Now, what its exact powers are still clouded to me, but from the inclinations I have been getting this Zeitgeist would be of great aid to us. ''*

But I also perceive a problem. I do not believe I am suitable for channelling this thought to accomplish the coming mission. Frankly I am far too passive, and truth be told, I am more of the thought of the elimination of undead, after the talk I had with Marrow and his convictions on such matters. ''*I also believe Rajah is not suitable, she doesn't have the introspection necessary and I believe her attitudes and actions would get us killed if we ventured into the ghost lands.*

*Thus I come to the conclusion that we need a new member of our band in order to properly use this Zeitgeist that is yearning to aid us.*

*But I leave that to you.*

*Signed, Reena.”*

When Tavi wakes up the next morning, she sees the mess of papers. She grumpily starts inspecting them, and looks over the letter. She sees the recommendations, and stares at the ceiling in annoyance. Making a new person is hard, and Tavi isn't pleased at the idea of needing to be a brand new person for this investigation. Eventual she picks up a completely empty journal, and writes ‘Fiona’s Journal, a GhostLand Survivor’ on the front, and using the stories that Reena had gathered, she starts to write the backstory for her newest self.
On one of her breaks, and realizing that their is more to preparations than ones self. She becomes Rajah and goes shopping equipped with her recommendation list for basic equipment.

Unfortunately Rajah doesn't like lists, and goes off script rapidly. They end up buying a large amount of food, canvas, and a wagon. With some random adventuring supplies just in case.
Annoyed at herself for trusting Rajah, Tavi decides this newest persona is going to be a little less crazy than Rajah. She continues working on Fiona, first the personality, then the looks, then how she acts and fights. It takes a while and a lot of tinkering, but she eventually comes up with a proto-Fiona.

## The Rage of Kanaloa

Reena was on her way to Lalotai. Tavi had tasked her with checking the place out, and seeing if there was anything worth recording. She was actually curious about local drama, and the attack was a happy coincidence that she didn't know of when she had been making her plans.

Reena wasn't happy with this assignment. Among Tavi’s Personas Reena was supposed to be an Elf, and unlike the others she didn't like water and found warm weather unpleasant.

She would have insisted that this task be given to Rajah but Tavi had put Rajah in timeout for a certain incident, and Reena didn't have a good retort to get out of the assignment.

She travelled in a cart, with a horse that Rajah had previously bought on impulse pulling her along. It was admittedly faster than using a construct, even though the constructs her less smelly and didn't need feeding.

When she reached the ocean, she enticed a local fisherman to give her a ride in his vessel to the island.

It was a pleasant trip all things told, and she chatted amiably with the fishermen.

He seemed to be a bit a feared of Lalotai and wouldnt take her all the way to the island in the end. A bit annoying, but not unreasonable, the place is a bit dangerous right now.

So rather than make a fuss she summoned a construct that could swim, and hopped on it. She bid the man goodbye, and waited for him to leave. Upon him leaving, she scowls at the water around her, sighs, writes a quick note and sticks it on her face and switches her Persona to Tavi.

Tavi blinks, sees the note literally in front of her face, and makes a face. Reena was clearly annoyed. She takes a look at the water all around, shrugs, and slips into the water and easily swims the rest of the way to Lalotai, her Gillmen nature thriving in the water.

Once she is there, she yawns, writes some more instructions for Reena, and switches the Elf back in.

Now at Lalotai, she checks in with the locals. Upon discovering that their is currently a bit more danger than normal, Giant Fire Elementals wrecking havoc, her mood brightens a bit. She still hates Tropics, but it was quite rare that she would be allowed to fight. It always seemed like Rajah got the fights, but the situation didn't give her time to switch or report to Tavi, which was perfectly fine with her, she wanted to blow off some steam.

So talking with some locals she determined where one of the raging elementals was and went to intercept it. Her method of contribution was fairly simple. She would summon several Astral Constructs (Which Rajah was fond of calling them “Blocky”) and would order them to attack, while she herself gave targeted instructions to her constructs and any other warriors from afar, using her insight to improve their attacks.

This particular combination of Imperator and Obelisk was always quite stressful, they always had just a bit of conflict with each other. But Reena enjoyed the challenge of juggling the need of putting others first and the need to let others know of her triumphs. It tended to get her some looks when she bragged on the battlefield about how awesome she was at helping others and that everyone else was awesome as well, she never could get the enthusiasm that Rajah had to make it sound authentic.

After the elemental falls, Reena finds herself a little annoyed. She was feeling like some more fighting so she went to see how the other elementals were fairing. Unfortunately they seemed to be more or less dealt with and she was left wanting.