Role

Chapter 1

Summarization

A military lieutenant to the 8th house of Teth, Demadru served
in the elite guard to the cleric. She was a protege under the weaponmaster
mastering the styles of Draa Velve, or two swords, and Kyone Veldrin, the
flow of shadows.

Her house was eradicated by two lower station houses, leaving her with three
options: assimilate, perish, or flight. Slipping into the shadows, she left
the Underdark.

A noble guardian, she found her place amongst the opportunity and progress
of the cities and the Spire, joining as a Magistrate unto or until new
opportunities manifested.

Characteristics

Righteously vain, Demadru sees her potential as great, and
already greatly achieved. She is not only an elite of the noble class, but a
weaponmistress too.

She values order, and its constructs, for by it affords wealth worthy of
stature. This is partly why she does not join the Empire, or not yet, commit
her. What is her's remains wholly in her possession and not in service of
another.

By her heritage, generosity is for the weak. She refuses it, and when she
offers such it is duplicitous and in judgment. Just as she masters Draa Velve
alone, by her own talent and work, so too does she built her own kingdom.

Amibitions

She would not admit to such, but, she tests and finds her place
in the overworld. She looks for the opportunities to build and broaden her
great house.

Demadru sharpens her discernment, her blades, and her plan, plotting to
create something more rich and renowned than what she has known before.

Reputation matters, to an extent, and she cultivates one which seems
straight-forward and honest, a dedicated soldier, as she puts her designs
into motion, elevating her place in it all.

Ordering

The law cannot be undermined for its integrity maintains the
foundation for order and oppression. But, the law serves the elite. The law
serves Demadru, and its shadows all the more.

The regressive and primitive savages have no place in society. They must be
annihilated. Even bondage is not enough lest any notion of uprising or chaos
latently remain.