Bonnon Dwin'ghymn

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> Ha- Well Salrlamar was a rare case indeed, he rose so fast! You see, although I am older than Salrlamar, I am still young. Unknown to most, but my kind lives up to five thousand years. Compare that to an average Elf who can only live up to two thousand... Or maybe as a Multisen those numbers are unfathomable to you? My kind reach adulthood at one hundred and twenty-five! Without aid has a Multisen ever lived that long?
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> -Bonnon Dwin'ghymn to Tohrm Prince about how she his only a Viden

**Bonnon Dwin'ghymn** is a Guardian and Viden of Inum. She is a Celadrin, but since she is 3/4's Avariel Elf, she identifies as such.

She was on a mission to help out her old kin, Yatjerit Vyara, the late Divine, with her power struggles. She now serves Hodol Donerson, the current Divine, but her mission stays the same.

## Biography

### Birth

Bonnon's family history is a tapestry woven with diverse and enchanting threads, tracing back to her Avariel Elf father, Daedamai Dwin'ghymn, and her Half-Celestial mother, Thema. Born with a celestial lineage coursing through her veins, Bonnon's unique heritage set her apart from the world around her.

Thema, being half-celestial, made the difficult decision to entrust Bonnon's upbringing to Daedamai, a devoted Avariel Elf residing in the enchanting land of Purapía. In this realm, Bonnon would find solace and the nurturing care of a father deeply connected to the ethereal realms.

Daedamai, a beloved member of the Avariel Elf community, embraced the polyamorous lifestyle that resonated with his kind. Among his partners were two wives who shared his life's journey, along with a loving husband. Esthaenie Dwin'ghymn-Cladd-neld, one of Daedamai's wives, tragically passed away shortly after Bonnon's birth, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with her beloved husband. Together, Esthaenie and Daedamai had joyfully welcomed six children into their world, adding to the vibrant tapestry of their family.

Aerie Dwin'ghymn-Cladd-neld, Daedamai's other wife, played a vital role in Bonnon's upbringing. Prior to Bonnon's arrival, Aerie and Daedamai had already shared the blessings of parenthood, raising two children together and forging a deep bond rooted in love and shared experiences.

Peren Cladd-neld, Daedamai's cherished husband, completed the intricate weave of their family tapestry. Peren not only shared a profound connection with Daedamai but also maintained loving relationships with Aerie and the late Esthaenie. Together, they embodied the beauty of embracing love in all its forms.

Within this loving and accepting family, Bonnon was nurtured and cherished, surrounded by a web of familial bonds that transcended traditional norms. Each member played a unique role in her life, weaving a tapestry of diverse perspectives, values, and experiences that would shape her identity and journey.

### Early Life

Daedamai and Aerie had three more children together, and Aerie also had a son with Peren. As a result, Bonnon grew up surrounded by her half and step-siblings. From a young age, she felt a strong calling from the Gods to join the ranks of Inum, a divine order. This worried her father, who feared that her Celestial ancestry would bind her to a benevolent deity like her mother. Daedamai, on the other hand, wanted Bonnon to have the freedom to choose her own path.

Despite her father's concerns, Bonnon dedicated herself to mastering her Blue abilities, hoping to catch the attention of an Inum priest who could recruit her. One day, fortune smiled upon her when a Viden of Inum happened to pass through a nearby town. Seizing the opportunity, Bonnon snuck off and approached the Viden, showcasing her talents and passionately explaining her desire to join Inum.

The Viden was impressed by Bonnon's abilities but regretfully informed her that they belonged to the Blessed Green category, preventing them from accepting her as a Vier (a high-ranking member of Inum). Furthermore, due to her young age, she couldn't attain any other titles within Inum at that time. Although saddened by the news, Bonnon understood the Viden's decision.

Initially, she yearned to possess the Green blessing, which was the most common and offered more opportunities for aspiring Viers. However, after returning home and shedding a few tears, she realized that she should be grateful for her Puer status and expressed her apology to Simamace, her blessing deity.

Several months later, a Busa (a prestigious rank) of Inum arrived in Bonnon's village. The entire community felt honored by the presence of such a high-ranking priest, and a grand celebration was held. Bonnon was captivated by the Busa's presence and eagerly sought to learn from them. During a group prayer for the village, the Busa made an announcement that shocked Bonnon to her core: Giva Surefoot, the Divine herself, had sent the Busa to recruit Bonnon as her Vier.

Overwhelmed with joy, Bonnon received the blessing and support of her family and embarked on a new chapter of her life as the Vier of the Divine. At the tender age of seventy-nine, she left her home behind. Throughout her childhood, Bonnon dedicated herself to serving Giva, learning from her and honing her abilities. When Bonnon arrived, Giva already had a Vier named Unsaaf Pride Brand, an Orc who, due to their shorter lifespan, passed away before Bonnon reached adulthood at the age of one hundred and twenty-five.

While she spent most of her time with the Divine, Bonnon made sure to visit her home village at least once every two months, ensuring she wouldn't grow homesick.

### Trying to become Divine

Giva Surefoot, the Divine, expanded her circle of Viers by welcoming two new members, Rhi Vind, a Birdfolk, and Yarjerit Vyara, a Dragonborn. The trio of Viers developed a deep bond over time, supporting and relying on one another.

In the year 101998 AA, when Bonnon reached the age of eight hundred and twenty-three, Giva Surefoot passed away from old age. The loss of the Divine deeply affected Yarjerit, Bonnon, and Rhi. They actively participated in the death ritual and entered a period of mourning.

As Giva's passing occurred, the trials to determine the successor Divine commenced. All three Viers were chosen by the Gods to participate. Bonnon's secondary deity during this time was Eclipsisk, while Yarjerit's secondary was Facticiue, and Rhi's secondary was Maimonic. The Divine trials involved seventy-nine participants, just below the maximum capacity of ninety. Rhi, however, decided to opt out, feeling that he wasn't meant to be Divine and considering any attempt disrespectful.

Bonnon found Rhi's decision illogical. She believed that if Vocaren, the Greater God, had chosen Rhi as one of his champions, then it indicated Rhi's potential to become Divine. Additionally, Maimonic, the supporting deity, would not have endorsed Vocaren's decision if it weren't valid.

The Divine trials lasted two years and Bonnon described the experience as an adventurous, chaotic journey filled with battles and losses, leaving her utterly drained. After the grueling period, only five champions remained. The Mani Busa, a respected authority figure, then called for a vote to narrow the selection down to two candidates. As Bonnon had anticipated, Vyara and herself were the chosen ones. It was a common occurrence for a Vier or former Vier of a Divine to ascend to the position of the next Divine.

With the final trial set in motion, Bonnon bid Vyara good luck and wholeheartedly supported her. In the end, it was Vyara who completed the trial first, with Bonnon following closely behind.

The ritual to anoint Vyara as the next Divine commenced. As a result, both Rhi and Bonnon were promoted to Pudens by Vyara, granting them official positions within Inum once again.

### Titian Time?

Over the years, Bonnon chose to prioritize her family and declined any promotions offered by her Viden and Busa in Inum. As a Puden, she cherished the opportunity to stay close to her loved ones, and her family was incredibly proud of her. In fact, one of her siblings even followed in her footsteps and became a Vier for their local Viden.

However, Bonnon's peaceful routine was disrupted when she received an unexpected summons to the Divine palace shortly after her nine-hundredth birthday. As she was escorted by the Mani Guardian, she couldn't help but inquire about the purpose of her visit. The Guardian explained that the Divine had requested a promotion, which initially caused Bonnon to worry, as declining a promotion from the Divine was not an option.

Bonnon was guided into a hall where other individuals were gathered, with a person wearing formal Mani Busa robes at the front. Each person was called forward, receiving new clothes, duties, and equipment as they were promoted.

When it was Bonnon's turn, the Mani Busa revealed that the Divine herself desired Bonnon to be promoted to the rank of Guardian. A sense of relief washed over Bonnon, as she had no desire to shoulder the responsibilities of becoming a Viden.

As a Guardian, she was granted the magical ability known as the Guardian Cloak, along with the Ten Arms of the Gods, a weapon capable of transforming into any form. Bonnon was then informed of her Guarding range, which encompassed her local authority, and she learned the location and name of her Titan. This revelation came as a shock to Bonnon, as she had no previous knowledge of a Titan residing within her jurisdiction. Additionally, her first task as a Guardian was to introduce herself to her Titan.

Bonnon was subsequently teleported just outside her village, where she excitedly shared the news with her family, who spread the word among their acquaintances. A promise of a celebratory party awaited her return from meeting her Titan.

To ensure she was well-rested and able to make a favorable impression, Bonnon flew to a nearby town, situated two towns away from her village, to spend the night. The town happened to be in close proximity to her Titan's location. The following day, she set out to meet her Titan, but to her surprise, she found nothing visible. Though she knew that Titans often hid within the Earth, she couldn't even discern the silhouette of a person as she had anticipated.

Upon using the Titan calling spell she had been taught, a blue energy hand unexpectedly attacked Bonnon. She quickly called out, alerting the Titan to her kinship, causing the attack to cease. Suddenly, the sand beneath her began to shift, revealing a massive eye emerging from the ground. Bonnon introduced herself politely and inquired about her Titan's name. The Titan introduced himself as Anakainosaes.

Curious about the Avariel Elves' migration to Purapía, Anakainosaes noted Bonnon's heritage as an Avariel Elf and asked why they hadn't returned "home." Confusion struck Bonnon, as Divindi had long been considered the Avariel Elves' home, with the Feywild no longer seen as their true homeland for centuries.

Intrigued, Bonnon sought permission to discuss the current state of Divindi, despite knowing it was against the rules. Anakainosaes reluctantly agreed, and the two engaged in a lengthy conversation, with Bonnon sharing various memories and events. During their exchange, Anakainosaes inquired about why Bonnon had attempted to hide her Soul-Shattered state, remarking that the familiar's soul entwined with hers could never deceive a Titan.

Initially defensive, Bonnon told him to mind his own business but swiftly realized her lapse in respect towards Titans and promptly apologized. Anakainosaes went on to express his understanding of why she had chosen Soul-Shattering, acknowledging that although it was frowned upon by most contemporary beings, as a Titan, he comprehended her reasons.

Before leaving, Bonnon assured Anakainosaes that she would return with more news soon, thus marking the beginning of a cherished and invaluable friendship.

### Between

After Yarjerit Vyara died, the mission to help the Divine in turn ended. Bonnon was heart broken. She was supposed to save Yarjerit's powers, but she forgot about the person who's powers she was saving. Bonnon was again chosen by the Gods to be an option to become the next divine, with Vocaren being her secondary this time. She turned down the chance to compete, finally understanding why Rhi did the same years before hand.

Bonnon did try to convince Rhi to take part again, as he was also chosen again, with the same secondary as last timem but he still turned down the opportunity. This saddened Bonnon as she knew Rhi was getting old, and Divinity would have allowed him to live longer.

After the Divine trials begun, Bonnon was called to the Divine order about an artifact that needed to be quarantined. Since she was a mission Viden, she was the perfect person for the job. She learnt that a mortal was trying to create the powers of the Gods using a special runestone. The Gods notices however and informed Yarjerit. It was the last mission she made before she died.

The late Divine blessed three people that could secure the stone, and hoped that they could be recruited in Inum too. Bonnon was tasked with getting the runestone and to try and recruite Tohrm Prince, the blessed person who now unknowingly had the stone. Bonnon started with trying to find a replacement for Tohrm, since he was currently ruling over Skamrnia, and she couldn't just leave the place with no ruler.

The House of Dobragsten used to rule Skamrnia, with one of it's members, Haemir Dobragsten, being the one to create the Unlimited Runestone. She checked their family tree and found Advumi Dobragsten, the son of Haemir. She decided to speak to him first, knowing that he could be found along the way to the capital. Advumi wanted nothing to do with the Dynasty or ruling Skamrnia, no matter how much Bonnon tried to convince him. He did however emit a family secret.

His uncle had a relationship with an Multisen! and had an illegitimate child somewhere. An illegitimate would be much better, as they wouldn't have as much stigma around their family name. Bonnon asked if she could use some blood from Advumi to track his cousin down. Advumi agreed.

In turned out the Half-Elf had been raised in Thaffe, and was a friend of Tohrms. Since she was closer to the capital than to Thaffe, Bonnon chose to collect the runestone first. She got to Thista the next day, and requested to see Tohrm.

Tohrm got worried that Bonnon would be able to see that he was Soul-Shattered, since she was also bless 'Blue'. Bonnon remarked that she was more concerned that Tohrm allowed someone to be souless for days. Bonnon explained to Tohrm that she was there for Unlimited Runestone. Tohrm didn't know about the runestone, but Bonnon was able to find it with the help of her Guardian Eye. Tohrm didn't want Bonnon to just take the powerful runestone, but she explained that she had been told to get the runestone no matter what, and that killing wasn't off the table. She tried to look intimidating.

It worked, Tohrm let Bonnon take the runestone and send it to the Divine Palace. She then left for Thaffe.

Bonnon had to ask the guards at Thaffe to bring Ifera, the Half-Elf, outside the protection dome, since priests of Inum weren't allowed in the village. Ifera awkwardly walked up to the protection dome, but didn't walk past it, which was fine, since they could still talk. Ifera asked straight away if they were related, Bonnon explained that they were not, but she was here about Iferas ancestory.

Bonnon explained that she was the niece of Haemir Dobragsten. The reason the Divine wanted Ifera and Tohrm to know this was because the Divine himself wanted Tohrm to join Inum. This would mean that their wouldn't be a ruler in Skamrnia.

Griffs was gased about her ancestory, and found it funny that a member of the House of Dobragsten was a Half-Elf. She agreed to be the ruler of Skamrnia. noting that the country had elected government members too, so she wouldn't be doing much.

Bonnon and Ifera went back to Tohrm in Thista and revealed Ifera's true ancestory to him. Bonnon explained to Tohrm that Fee, Hjalmiir Marblebreath, and Tohrm were requested to join Inum by the Divine.

Tohrm and his brother were supposed to be recruited at eighteen, but Tobale went missing, and since Thaffe has diplomatic immunity, Tohrm couldn't be recruited. This made Tohrm feel a mix of emotions, knowing that he was as good as Salrlamar, but Salrlamar had kept him from reaching in full potential.

Bonnon was tasked with finding a replacement for the leader of Skamrnia, and found out about Ifera's ancestory and thought it could work. Bonnon stated that Inum would be happy to train and help Ifera become the ruler of Skamrnia, so that Tohrm could join Inum.

Bonnon also reveled that Tolmar Prince was already apart of Inum, having been recruited when they were eighteen.

Tohrm really wanted to join Inum himself, but thought that his adventure showed him that he didn't really like the scholary life. Bonnon then explained that going from Vier to Puden meant that Tohrm could become a Guardian, rather than going down the scholary route.

Ifera took over Tohrms role easily, and Tohrm became a Vier of Bonnon.

### The New Divine - Same Old Problems

Hodol mission, where were we...(writing soon)

### What do you mean he's a deity?

Do they have time for a side quest? Can Bonnon and friends help out the Pushers and convince Tomadriel to arise to his true nature.... (writing soon)

### The Divine - Other Chosen?

Hodol mission, we need to find out what is happening. Did the work we did with the Pushers help? I think it did...

Wait there are chosen about? But Hodol is still alive, isn't he? and what do they mean the Divine Order is hunting them, this can't be true... (writing soon).

## Relationships

### Anakainosaes

Bonnon's and Anakainosaes' relationship is weird compared to most Guardians and their Titians. Guadians are supposed to only awake a Titan to give them important updates. Inum has a list of important topics, which include: Divine news, Environmental news, and Migration news.

When Bonnon was first appointed as Anakainosaes messager and met him for the first time, he tried to attack her, before realising she was kin. Anakainosaes asked how long it had been since the Avariel Elves moved to Purapía, noticing that Bonnon was one. Bonnon explained how long it had been, knowing that the migration happened 2470 BA. Anakainosaes then asked why they hadn't gone 'home'. This confused Bonnon since Divindi had been the Avariel Elves home for so long, that Féiágrio hadn't been considered their home in centuries.

She then asked if she could explain somethings about what the current state of Divindi to him , even though she wasn't supposed to. Anakainosaes reluctantly agreed. This is when their friendship started.

Anakainosaes is the first person who realises that Bonnon is Soul-Shattered, noting that the familiars soul wrapped around hers could never fool a Titan. Bonnon became defensive, and told him to mind his business, before remembering that she is meant to respect Titians and apologised. He went on to say that although Soul Shattering is looked down upon by most morden creatures, as a Titian he understood why she did it.

When Bonnon was appointed Viden and given her special mission, she tried to distract Anakainosaes with the news that a volcano on the other side of the continent was erupting soon. Anakainosaes is confused as why he is telling him this, as it was even more trivial than her usual infomation. She then explaines that she was promoted and what her mission will be.

Anakainosaes gave his blessing for Bonnon to enter closed off ancient Titian cities for her mission, and conviced her to take on Vier, which she does.

## Abilities

Like all Guardians Bonnon has a magically ability called Guardian cloak. She also has a weapon called the Ten Arms of the Gods, which can become any weapon.

Becoming a Puden, the first level of adult priesthood in the religion Inum, Bonnon is skilled and fully trained in her bless magic of Essence, and the ways of Inum worship.

Due to being a Celadrin, Bonnon has access not only to her Soul for her essence abilities, but also to her Grace. She has the same amount of grace that a Half-Celestial has, but being a Celardrin makes it harder to control. If she trains how to use her Grace efficiently, she has the potentical to tap into the Black blessing, being able to use Pure magic.

Bonnon also ends up hosting the injured Solar Vikiel. Because of this she can temporarily tap into his powers, but only for a limited amount of time due to his injures. Bonnon does have the ability to see through his eyes though, able to see Souls, Grace, and Alignments without having to cast any spells.

During Bonnon's first chance at being divine she was backed by Eclipsisk, meaning she was temporarily blessed White at that time. During Bonnon's second chance she was backed by Vocaren, and in turn was temporarily blessed Grey. She doesn't have either of these blessings any more.