Sakura The Crystal Lover

((Share your character’s backstory! Please ensure it’s at least six sentences, written in third person, and references to the server lore, including a current realm in our map.)) If you’re stuck on what to add, consider the following: - Your character’s family (parents, siblings, etc.) - Where your character is from (include a real place on the map) - What kind of environment was your character raised in - Why your character left home Sakura was raised in a serene forest environment in urguan. She grew up amidst her forest dwarf family in a forest environment where people tended plants and collected crystals from nature. Her mom harvested strawberries and herbal plants while her dad collected crystals from the ground. This is what Sakura learnt and practiced together. Sakura often decorated strawberries with crystals, a practice she loved so much and helped her recall her mom and dad. A major tragedy occurred, which cost Sakura all the family she ever knew in the forest and left her alone in an area she used to call home. Sakura found herself with no reason to stay in the forest anymore; hence she packed whatever she had and went ahead to bury her history. Currently, Sakura wanders around urguan carrying some strawberries and crystals in memory of her family as she looks for a new beginning in her life.

((Share your character’s backstory! Please ensure it’s at least six sentences, written in third person, and references to the server lore, including a current realm in our map.)) If you’re stuck on what to add, consider the following: - Your character’s family (parents, siblings, etc.) - Where your character is from (include a real place on the map) - What kind of environment was your character raised in - Why your character left home She doesn’t remember ever having a name that mattered—only the one she gave herself. A tortoiseshell-patterned Neko girl, now 18, she grew up alone on the streets of Aon. No family, no home—just cold nights, empty stomachs, and the constant need to survive. She learned early how to move unseen, slipping through crowded markets and quiet alleys alike, stealing just enough food to make it through another day. When the city became too dangerous, she disappeared into the woods, living between shadows and silence. She sleeps where she can—rooftops, alley corners, or beneath tangled roots—and trusts no one but herself. She’s quick, cautious, and fiercely independent. The world never showed her kindness, so she learned not to expect it—but somewhere deep down, there’s still a quiet part of her that wonders what it feels like to belong.