"How very inviting, the towering frost-shrouded mountains. It is a cold and peaceful home for forlorn such as I."
-When approached as he is traveling.
Wanderer Cinna is a human, originally from a lower-middle class family in Varhelm.
His childhood was spent reading many scrolls and books, especially those with contents of dragons and polymorphism.
Later in his youth, conflicts led him to ponder the purpose of mankind, thoughts that would later develop his beliefs. "Humans thrive on the destruction of others. But among them, some of us believe in a more grandeur purpose- to ascend!"
-When asked about his beliefs.
In a particular incident, Cinna stumbled upon the crow and maggot riddled aftermath of a battlefield, this event traumatized him and led him to abandon his humanity.
Consequently, this is where he also gets his quiet nature, as engaging in conflict reminds him of the grotesque sight of many mangled corpses. "I have never been fond of clerics, their so-called "gods", all hogwash if you ask me. The true gods soar high above the clouds, raining fire from their teeth."
-When asked about church and worship.
Cinna wanders, sometimes completely aimless, across the land. Perhaps in search for a lost kingdom.
He often takes odd jobs in exchange for elusive texts on shapeshifting and hidden legends.
Although he has a firm grasp on the concepts of magic, he is quiet weak; he yearns for a strong teacher that shares his ideology. "I could not have accomplished this alone... you have my deepest gratitude. Perhaps we can learn together someday."
-When assisted.
Cinna's ultimate goal is to discover the lost kingdom from which the Nephilim herald, and if found worthy, ascend the path of dragons.
In all his wandering, he wishes only for another path.
Perhaps he has already been consumed by what he fears most.
"I will become dragon. It is the destiny I have forged for myself. Only, I have not found the correct path...gods be damned."
