Role

Chapter 3

Etheline Eglantine Englestone, EEE for short, is a broken woman in every way
possible. Her mind, body, and heart are all damaged goods by all accounts.
That fateful day and mishap with her project changed and shaped the course
of events that would have been her life. What remains is a bitter and braizen
woman suffering from trauma both physical and mental. As we gaze into the
shattered mind and soul of Ethel, tread softly amongst the madness within.

Magic:

Due to the conjuration mishap, "unbeknownst to her due to the rose that had
been taken from the circle", which consequently caused her to lose her leg.
Ethel harbors deep resentment and paranoia towards all things "Magic". Her
resentment has become rage over the years and has transformed to her blaming
magic for setting up the course of events towards ruining her life. This
hatred has caused her to believe that those participating in the growth of
magic and enabling its existence must be separated from the magic to release
its energy from where it came. Just like her leg being burned from her body
in the accident, she sees it as her duty to cure Thera in the same way. Her
study with the use of axes as a conjurer has fueled the idea that if she can
amputate an appendage from the "patient", the energy will dissipate and the
"magical sickness" be cured. She is has become to grow increasingly fearful
as her mind sinks into madness that the "sickness" is spreading across all
of Thera like a plague.

Training:

Falling back on the basics of weapon training she learned in her conjuration
studies, Ethel enrolled in the Warrior Training program in the guild located
in Upper Cragstone. Her prior use of axes help propel her to the top of her
class, even though the instructors were hesitant due to her prosthetic leg.
However, she proved handi-capable and graduated from the Academy and placed
as a member of the guild. Excelling in her craft had also caused her paranoia
to rise that the others of the guild saw her as an ugly and broken misfit.
This paranoia coupled with her delusion toward magic would lay the foundation
of her complete slip into madness in the years to come.