Sebelkeh

How does she look?

Small breasts, slightly-toned body with an hourglass silhouette and scars - this is what Sebelkeh's body looks like at first glance. Her fur and markings are akin to that of a jaguar - golden-orange fur covered in black spots with a white underbelly that extends to her jaw and chin. Her feline eyes are bright like jewels and turquoise in color. Her ears are long and triangle-shaped, with small tufts of hair located on the tips (similar to a caracal).

Her black hair is long and voluptuous - not exactly the most convenient thing to rock around while delving into caves or running away from danger or pursuers. Due to convenience (and preference) she eventually groomed it into dreads, which are now tied in a neat bun and adorned with the occasional bead and wooden carvings. A few loose strands may occasionally sway in front of her face.




Who is she?

Sebelkeh is a free-spirited khajiit that doesn't like to be weighed down by others or their laws. She considers the war to be a pointless waste of time and resources - a quarrel where the rich and powerful show their superiority by throwing thousands of lives away, with little regard for those they slaughter. No amount of coin is worth her life and what's the point of fighting for a home she doesn't have or a family that sold her to slavery?

Looking at her past and personality, one would assume her to be a bitter individual with resentful attitude towards the world... but that is not entirely true. Admittedly, Sebelkeh is not one to be easily conquered - she grew tall walls around her heart, out of necessity rather than vileness. She wants to believe all the suffering in her life had a purpose - to make her stronger, more resilient. A poor excuse perhaps, but one that gives meaning to her life and prevents her from falling into madness... or depression.

Likes:
- Nature
- Alchemy
- Books
- Freedom
- Argonians
- Stealing without being caught
- Pulling pranks on others

Dislikes:
- Perverts
- Braggarts
- Slavers
- Abuse
- Guards and law-upholders
- Commitments

Strengths:
- Alchemist's lore
- Medical knowledge (Magical-wise and physical medicine)
- Can read, decent at drawing
- Agile and acrobatic
- Mostly honest

Weaknesses:
- Weak in a fight
- Hates sailing
- Poor handwriting
- Mercurial
- Poor




What's her story?



Sebelkeh was born and raised in Morrowind to a poor, troubled family who already had a litter of two before her. Her father, Ti'djari, used to be a capable sell-sword with a strict law of conduct and morality he adhered too, until one day an accident injured him for life and nearly incapacitated him. He was honorably discharged of his duty and it around this time he met his would-be wife, it was love at first sight.

Happiness didn't last though, as Ti'djari's pride gnawed at him, yearning the for life he used to have. He turned to alcohol and skooma to escape his own phantoms and self-esteem problems, spending every coin the family had on his next fix, returning the next day feeling worse than the last. Eventually he lost his mind... and succumbed to an unbridled rage that boiled inside of him.

Sebelkeh's mother, Ki'tmu, was an apprentice healer and a devotee of Mara. She used to be beautiful, full of life, and with a desire to aid others in their troubles. Although her love for Ti'djari was an honest one, she also saw in him a man that needed her help. Unfortunately his dementia had already taken root and it would take a considerable amount of skill to revert the damage at that point (something she, as a mere apprentice, lacked). Happiness slowly turned into sorrow and the man the once loved her now abused her instead. The last two cubs she gave birth to were not of her own will.

Due to Ti'djari's expensive habits, the family was forced to ask for a loan to make end's meet... a loan they were unable to pay back. When the final warning was issued they were faced with two options - paying what they owned in full or loosing everything they had. Ti'djari had made some shady contacts over the years and was able to convince some of them to pay in his charge... but in exchange he sold all of his four cubs into indentured service for 10 years.

The two eldest siblings joined the underworld activity, never to be seen or heard from again. Sebelkeh and Tu'rah, the youngest siblings of the litter, went to work on a noble's house in a province far away - the headmaster was infamous for his abusive nature and eccentricity and rumors had it he was a worshiper of Bad Daedra as well...

--Reserving post... just in case I need it. --

Approved 1/12/2016

Can you just add your @name so we know who you are ingame?