Name: Caelyn Hanir

Age: 23 	

Gender: Female

Race: Human 

Dragoon Spirit: Water

Weapon: Bardiche 

Appearance: [img]http://digital-art-gallery.com/oid/12/1200x877_3933_Raven_Revival_Project_002_2d_portrait_blue_hair_piercing_girl_woman_picture_image_digital_art.jpg[/img]

Personality: Caelyn is very outgoing, she is not shy at all.  Sometimes she can come off as very blunt.  Caelyn just tells things like they are.  After losing many people she has cared about, she has made it her priority to not let her thoughts linger on regret. 

History: Caelyn's family came from the mountain ranges north of Midlake.  She has always had an affinity for wet weather.  When she was little, her family was involved in a tragic avalanche.  Caelyn was dug out of the storm a week after it happened.  Her parents were no where to be found.  Born with black hair, something happened to her when she was trapped under all that snow.  Fortunately for her she was sealed off in a cabin that allowed her to withstand the elements, or so her rescuers believe...the truth however is much more primal.  
It took the villagers nearly 4 days just to reach the scene. Caelyn's family often traded with the local village. The family that rescued her was somewhat familiar with Caelyn's parents, so they decided to adopt her. After being rescued, her hair had taken on a blue hue.  Caelyn underwent a type of transformation in that icy tomb.  She has not spoken of it... to this day.  

She has spent the latter part of her life devoting herself to her weapon-play and swims daily to stay in shape. Caelyn's foster father was an imperial guard.  One day, she was playing in his study, and she came across his bardiche. The weapon seemed an extension of her arm.  Her affinity with it was almost supernatural.  From that day on she never put one down.  Her father had one custom made for her size and as she grew, he would extend the handle. 

Another part of her training was swimming.  She actually holds the record for doing the most laps around Midlake without needing a break.  She was taken in by a family that was part of the rescue crew that found her.  The life they offered her was a rich one, and although the void left behind by her parents deaths was gaping, they did a decent job patching her up.

On her 21st birthday she set out to become worldly, and hoped to understand her natural affinity to water better.  She heard of such an expert in a far away village.  No one knew where the journey would lead or what she would encounter, only that she had to make it.