Arazo
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Arazo would read over the parchments, smiling all the way. Though as she read through, her eyebrows would furrow as she read "Primary Specimen." She'd grow a bit skeptical for a moment, continuing to read along. "I mean, he isn't too wrong..." She mumbled, her smile returning as she read along the ways to incite a friendly reaction to the flopping. Once she finished reading the pages, she'd giggle a bit before she'd go back inside the keep to praise her husband.
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Arazo would receive the letter promptly. She held it in her hands carefully as she read it out. She'd frown a bit before fetch her own parchment and ink to write out to Peralien. "Oh Peralien, I've heard all the tales surrounding you. Yet, you've never harmed me. You helped guide me in this odd world, you were there when I needed it most. For that, I care for you deeply. It would pain me to leave you alone, though many have told me I should. You are a dear friend of mine, I can see past your faults. Please, don't be too hard on yourself. I'll be here thinking about you. -Arazo" She'd then sigh before sending off the letter, wiping an idle tear.
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Arazo was originally born in The Kingdom of Haense to her mother, Reina and her father, Briskle. Growing up, she had been known to be quite lazy. Of course, her education status didn't reflect this, she was overall a smart child, she just didn't apply herself the way her parents wanted her to. She could have done better if she tried but she was perfectly fine being average. Her passion was introduced to her at around 4 years old when her mother started singing her to rest. She was in love with the sound of harmony and song. Later on around age 10, her parents moved to a popular area in Elvenesse. It had been abundant of their own kind and Arazo was honestly bored with those around her, spending most of her time alone in secluded areas to practice an instrument her father got her, a harp. Later on at the age of 13, her family would move once again to the shores of Arcas. At this time of her life, Arazo felt like she needed to see more. She knew there was more to life than just 'faith' and 'family'. Though it could be considered selfish, around the age of 15 Arazo began to build her courage to tell her parents she wanted to venture foward, making it clear she wasn't going to stay in such a boring place forever. For the next few years Arazo would slowly but surely save up the necessities needed to venture to The Free State of Sutica, where she heads now.
