Arrow

Arrow is a half-elf corporealist who joined the warhost in Erin in 1108. This is her story.

Arrow had awoken with minor injuries and no memory of who or what she was, and had no idea how she became to be in such a state. She managed to stumble to the nearest farm house whose occupant happened to be a healer. He tried to help her the best he could. He healed her up and even let her stay with him for a while, but nothing of her past would reveal itself. She found that she could read and write, yet couldn't remember how she learnt it, or why she still remembered it, and one day, when the farmer was injured, she instantly recited a lesser healing spell and healed him, and over time remembered the rest of the incantations, both lesser and greater, once again not knowing how she knew it or why she remembered it. That was all that surfaced of her memory.

After many months of staying in the farmer's care, Arrow decided she needed to travel. The Farmer gave her his best horse and she set off to find answers. She couldn't tell you where she has been or where she hasn't been. In time she began to call herself Arrow and her lonely days were filled with travelling from village to settlement, asking anyone if they recongised her or had any idea what could of happened to her, and healed anybody that required her help. She longed for friends and the comfort of being within a family environment. She travelled for some time before reaching a small settlement where a young boy was in desperate need of healing. Just as she began to do so, a group of Constructs stormed in and, with no way to defend themselves, the inhabitants began to quickly die, including the young boy Arrow was trying to help.

With only a handfull of them left, Arrow felt all was lost. She didn't want to die without knowing her past. Just as things looked bleak, a band of warriors ran through and attacked the monsters. The Black Wolves. They had won and Arrow quickly offered her services to heal any that were injured. They saved her life, and although she repaid the favour, she still felt she owed them her life. They told her of where their camp lay and said she was more than welcome to join them. Arrow watched them head off, wanting to stay in the settlement a bit longer to help the survivors get back on their feet.

She began her journey to Erin and soon arrived at the Wolves camp. She was suprised at how friendly they all were, and how much of a family they all seemed to be. Arrow began to feel like she had somewhere where she belonged and soon settled in. Although she serves with the Wolves now, she still wonders about who she was in her past, and if there is someone, if anyone at all, is out there, looking for her.