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Name: Kia
Age: Never kept track, but is over adult age
Race: Human
Eyes: Dark Brown
Hair: Dark Brown Dreds
Class: Merchant
Background: Kia was one of a tribe far across the seas. It was the land that few have been too, it being not even etched upon maps. Her tribe was one that lived off the land, getting their water from rivers, food and clothing from animals. They worshiped many gods and goddesses. There were few days they were not performing some ritual to give praise to these gods and goddesses. Furthermore, they thought their bodies temples to their gods or goddesses. Thus they would decorate themselves with many jewels, piercings, and tattoos. Their tribe had a royal family persay. There was many servants for the family. Servants for bathing, cooking, cleaning, praying, and body decorating were all in service for the royal family. Kia was the youngest daughter to the body decorating servants.
Before long explorers began to get more adventurous. Finally the tribe was found by a pirate ship. The whole village was massacred except for a select few meant to be wenches for the pirates to use. Kia was one of these. They used her for sex and forced her to tattoo and pierce them.
After a few years Kia couldn't take it anymore. So she plotted until she came up with a plan. The next port the ship docked at, she escaped. Considering she was alien to the land and knew nothing except her past life as a body decorator, she has little choice but work for her bread. At first she had to work in back alleys until she was hired by a gentle ex-pirate.
There she remained until she decided to try and make it on her own. Having saved up what she could for the past few years, finally Kia had enough money to buy her own small building and supplies.
Personality: Kia is very out spoken and boisterous. She speaks her mind and allows no one to push her around. Though, if she knows she is out numbered, she can hold her tongue and wait until a better time. Although she is very kind, she doesn't open up to anyone. She believes business should be kept separate from her personal life.
