Erys Altirin

### Relatives

Ditryck (husband), Grikko (Adoptive Son), Bow (Adoptive Son), Thalara (Adoptive Daughter)

## Misc.

### Theme Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZMuPb4U-AE

## Goals & Motivation

Short term:

To create her dream home with her husband and live her days out with him

Long term:

To start a facility meant for research and to teach those who are less scholarly inclined

## Physical strength

She's pretty strong compared to most who aren't dragonborns. She's about average for a dragonborn, if not slightly above average.

## Speed & Agility

Erys is pretty quick on her feet for a dragonborn. She's rather agile, taking that from her elven heritage.

## Endurance and Stamina

Erys can take a good few hits before going down due to her pain tolerance growing significantly in the past two hundred years.

## Charisma & Intelligence

Erys is pretty average in terms of Charisma. She's very brilliant though, being a researcher.

## Combat ability

She's pretty good in melee combat, although she is a terrible shot with a bow. She's also one to prefer dodging attacks over absorbing damage.

## Skills

Erys is an amazing cook. She's also pretty good in medicine with a few married years of experience with patching her husband up.

## Drawbacks/weaknesses

Due to anxiety issues, Erys finds it very hard to speak up for herself. She can be very nonconfrontational and tends to avoid those types of situations. She also can barely lift anything with her right arm, relying on her left arm for most things. Due to something that happened in her past, she also gets sick very easily.

## Early Life

Not much is known about Erys’s early life due to the fact that she woke up one day remembering nothing aside from her age, prowess in cooking, and intuition. She had nothing on her person back then aside from a light set of clothes and a blueish-silver blindfold over her eyes. The elf, remembering very little, was on her own in the world and she was eagerly learning as much as possible. Eventually, while she was working on a small house for herself (and her research), she found herself face to face with a dragonborn - Ditryck. Though she was nervous around him at first due to him being the first person she’s come across in this world thus far, the two grew very close over the years they spent together. The two went on to get married and they decided to settle down in a cozy cottage in the woods. They didn’t have much other than each other and life was great. Their life was humble, but they had each other and it was enough for them. Erys continued her research and her husband went about his life as well. Everything was peaceful for a while.

## Recent life events

Erys was married to her husband for a good 100 years before being taken from him by a sadistic cult - the children of Erysimum - where she was kept captive and tortured. She was also forced to serve them amidst the torture she went through. After many gruelling years of this, she was forced to become the subject of the cult’s experimentation with an ancient magic they came across during their time outside of Oracle. The cult used this magic to slowly and painfully transform her into a dragonborn. Her lifespan was expanded as they’d hoped, but the process was agonizing. What was once a purebred elf was now a half-dragonborn. Many of her previous features were also forcefully and painfully changed in the process. Eventually Erys escaped her imprisonment after two agonising centuries. Even after all that time, she never broke, although before Xy'la'thro's defeat she could hear him whispering to her. She found her way into oracle's borders where she met a Yuan-ti named Vera Ellasmus, who brought her back to her husband.

## Present life

Currently, Erys lives in Airus with her husband Ditryck. She's adopted a few beautiful children: Grikko The Goblin, Bow Veilsmith, and Thalara. She's unsure on whether or not she and DItryck have officially adopted Lylli yet, but they are in the process of it. Erys and Ditryck have plans to build a manor in Airus so that they have plenty of room for their growing family. They've also celebrated three hundred years of marriage together.