Sunne Meldune
Lieu: Ballara

Sunne s'assit à l'extérieur de l'immeuble occupé actuellement par son père, se penchant contre les pierres de devant et cueillant ses ongles avec un petit couteau. L'ennui a été gravé sur son expression vacante alors que de petits poils d'argent flottaient de sa tresse lâche et se déplaçaient à travers sa ligne de vue. Un homme sortit de la salle qui n'était pas entrée il y a si longtemps, et la jeune femme regarda. Sans vouloir dire qu'elle semblait menaçante, son expression naturelle qui n'invitait pas les sourires et les gestes amicaux, semblable à la façon dont une panthère semble intrigante de loin mais dangereuse de près.
Mais l'homme l'a ignorée, continuant à s'en aller et Sunne a simplement regardé. Son esprit n'était pas sur le mineur, mais sur d'autres choses. Elle ne regarda plus rien pendant quelques instants avant de jeter sa petite lame dans son sac et de se tourner, se dirigeant vers le marché de la ville. Ce n'était pas loin, les gens naviguaient et échangeaient leurs marques.
La fille du thane pouvait sentir ses orteils s'accrocher à l'intérieur de ses bottes en cuir doux tandis qu'elle marchait tranquillement, les bras croisés derrière son dos et les épées courtes balançant dans leurs fourrilles par ses hanches. Elle se moquait de la nourriture, volait mal une pomme et essayait à peine de la cacher comme le vendeur était occupé à parler et Sunne ne se trouvait pas exactement au-dessus de la théorie. Au moins quand le prix était un petit morceau de fruit. Elle a balancé un bras autour et a mordu dans la pomme, la forte croûte étouffée par des voix parlantes. Normalement, Sunne n'était pas une évacuatrice, mais aujourd'hui, une voix douce et chuchotante lui fit tordre les oreilles. Les hobboblins arrivent.
Sunne a hésité, et a levé un sourcil en mâchant sa pomme, regardant lentement vers un homme plutôt fou, cicatrices parsemées de son visage et parlant à l'un des chamans de la ville. Ils se tenaient entre deux bâtiments, et bien qu'ils ne soient pas cachés, ils n'invitaient évidemment personne à leur conversation. Sunne a toujours été fasciné par tout ce qui vivait au-delà de la petite terre d'itinérance libre sur laquelle elle a été « permise » d'être, et a essayé de s'approcher de façon discrète et de plus près d'entendre une sorte de course dans l'homme avait rencontré des créatures étranges au fond des forêts de Ballara. Elle a essayé de paraître aussi inintéressante que possible, mais pour quiconque passant, il était évident qu'elle n'était pas la meilleure actrice.
Name: Sunne Meldun (pronounced Soon)
Age: 19
Gender: Female


Stands 5'4", tattoos on arms and torso made from homemade ink, long braided white/gray hair, dark gray eyes, usually smudged with dirt from being unable to just sit and do nothing
Title/Rank/Occupation:
Daughter of the Thane of Ballara
Last child of the Thane of Ballara
"Princess" of Ballara
Skills/achievements/etc: 
Skilled in dual wielding short swords/Skilled in the dimachaerus fighting style
Skilled in bone and antler carving
Proficient in shield wielding and some spear techniques
Basic medical/survival knowledge
Claims to be able to out drink any man
Personality/(Dis)likes/hobbies/etc: Impatient, Active, Easy to get along with if sharing the same opinion, Otherwise can be argumentative and moody, Hates being wrong, Caring (especially for children), Has a constant mental battle with wanting to have fun but not waste valuable time, Very serious when fighting/practice fighting, Enjoys doing something with an immediate result (fixing things, creating things, a timed battle practice), Loves meat like pork and deer but hates fish, Favorite food is bread, Finds armor annoying, Believes in Valhalla but is not overly religious, Loves wrestling though is usually barred from doing so, Does well at gardening, but not very good at food making or hunting either one, Can fix garments and often does for her brothers and father, Enjoys trips to trade towns to sell her bone and antler carvings which include everything from beads/jewelry to weapons.
Biography: Sunne was named after the goddess of the sun, Sunna. Her mother named her when she saw the practically glowing fuzz of white hair she had when born. Unfortunately, Sunne was to be her mother's last child, as the Thane's wife became ill shortly after giving birth to Sunne and passed. Most of Sunne's life has been imitating her brothers, while trying to be reigned in by her father who thinks of her as the last bit of his late wife. Sunne was never one to be controlled, however, and is one of Odinkar's most rebellious children. Not to mention, almost every woman in Ballara is married by age 20, and yet the thane's 19 year old daughter remains unwed. She had chosen a husband at one point around the age of 16, but he was a raider who died when invading another land. It didn't affect her terribly, but finding someone who gets the approval of her father and herself is not the easiest thing, especially when most men don't appreciate her non-domestic nature.
Sunne knew she could never compete with the men of her family with spears, so while she did learn how to use the weapon, she was eager to find the weapon that best fit her. She made friends with a local blacksmith who preferred swords and taught her the basics of fighting with two swords. Sunne flourished with the technique. Because of her impatience, she never enjoyed some things such as hunting or fishing, and while she claims to find armor annoying, it is simply because she is too weak to wear enough to matter and still be a proficient fighter. So she learned shield skills but otherwise refuses armor.
Odinkar brought in a nannny of sorts to care for Sunne after her mother died, a slave woman who had been captured during a raid a long time ago. The woman taught Sunne basics of sewing and gardening, as well as jewelry making. She was where Sunne learned basic medical knowledge since the poor nanny was constantly chasing the white haired wild child who would always hurt herself trying to do more than she was capable of, and tried to teach her to cook though Sunne only picked up how not to burn things basically. Sunne gets along with probably half of her family; many simply find her annoying since they don't see her as ever being a threat to taking over their father's role as thane. So they focus on a rivalry with who they consider the more 'important' children of Odinkar, much to Sunne's frustration since she'd rather be hated than ignored.
Equipment: Spear, Shield, Two short swords, A bag of bone and antler pieces, small carving tools including a small knife, a few vials of medicine or salve, a fire striker, a handful of bread
Other: Wears her mother's favorite ring on her right index finger