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'''Saesyra''' is an [[aelotoi]] [[ranger]] originally from [[Bre'Naere]]. She |
'''Saesyra''' is an [[aelotoi]] [[ranger]] originally from [[Bre'Naere]]. She's a citizen of Cysaegir, but her work as a roadwarden means she regularly patrols the roadways from Icemule Trail to Wehneimer's Landing and south to Solhaven. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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Saesyra was born on Bre'Naere as a slave to the [[kiramon]]. She was [[Vaer'sah]], and worked as a scout to serve kiramon interests, but found purpose in delivering private communications between the aelotoi camps. When the portal to Elanthia opened in 5103, she fled Bre'Naere |
Saesyra was born on Bre'Naere as a slave to the [[kiramon]]. She was [[Vaer'sah]], and worked as a scout to serve kiramon interests, but found purpose in delivering private communications between the aelotoi camps. When the portal to Elanthia opened in 5103, she fled Bre'Naere. She remained in the Elven Nations until 5123, when she began to take contracts to serve as roadwarden in the west. |
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Saesyra is an aelotoi ranger originally from Bre'Naere. She's a citizen of Cysaegir, but her work as a roadwarden means she regularly patrols the roadways from Icemule Trail to Wehneimer's Landing and south to Solhaven.
History
Saesyra was born on Bre'Naere as a slave to the kiramon. She was Vaer'sah, and worked as a scout to serve kiramon interests, but found purpose in delivering private communications between the aelotoi camps. When the portal to Elanthia opened in 5103, she fled Bre'Naere. She remained in the Elven Nations until 5123, when she began to take contracts to serve as roadwarden in the west.