Sabryn
Basic Information
Bloodline Ability
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Physical Description
Sabryn is tall for a drow and built narrow, with a dancer's long lines and a dancer's posture, and she holds herself as if she might be asked to move at any moment. Her skin is a smooth charcoal grey, her eyes a pale lilac, and her white hair is worked into a single thick braid that falls over one shoulder nearly to her hip, with a few loose strands left to frame her face. Her features are fine and sharp: high cheekbones, a narrow jaw, long pointed ears, and a faint, closed-lipped smile that rarely gets any wider. She wears fitted dark leathers with a high collar, buckled close at the chest, waist, and thighs, and long bracers tooled with gold filigree. Goodberry's crest, the green dragon curled around three red berries beneath a golden star, is worked onto her breast and her left pauldron. Two long, curved knives with engraved silver hilts ride low on her hips, one on each side, and one of her hands is usually resting near one of them.
Sabryn fights in the blade-dance, the old drow style of two curved knives that never stop moving, and she walks the same way she fights: quietly, evenly, and without a wasted step. When she does not want to be seen, she is very hard to see at all. She came to Goodberry in plain grey leathers with the house marks cut away, and the crest she wears now is stitched over the very places where they used to be. On long watches she eats apples, one slow bite at a time, and she is unfailingly polite to the servants, whose names she had learned by the end of her first week.
Personality & Temperament
- Quiet, precise, and faintly amused by most things
- Sees the threat in a room before she sees the people
- Moves unseen when she chooses, and seen when it helps
- Always polite to the servants, and knows them by name
- Would put herself between the Queen and any blade
- Treats every stranger as a threat until proven otherwise
- Will not talk about the night her house fell
- Sleeps little and lightly, and wakes with a blade in hand
- Holds herself to a standard nobody else could meet
- Her humor is so dry that most people miss it entirely
Your Majesty. I've guarded worse people for less reason. I'd like to guard a good one for once.
Sabryn, of no house. A house of one isn't a house, Majesty. It's only someone who remembers one.
Don't thank me for the knives you saw, Majesty. Thank me for the ones you didn't.
- A room with one door and a wall at her back
- Goodberry apples, eaten slowly on a long watch
- Sunlight, which she is still getting used to
- Servants who notice things and say so
- The quiet hour before the household wakes
- Crowds she cannot see the edges of
- Gifts that arrive without a name on them
- The undead, and the smell of grave dirt
- Being thanked in public
- Anyone who stands behind the Queen without a reason