Role

Chapter 1

Therisa has gained much insight and many experiences through the years.
The following are new thoughts, feelings, and actions since her beginnings:
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The wood elves are supposedly free and natural creatures who are respectful
and nurturing to the land. And yet, in the wood elf city there is a great
usage of the metal adamantite, the most damaging metal to Thar-Eris. Therisa
is conflicted by this, and has tried to speak with the Wood Elf King about
it many times. She had aslo sought the advice of the Ancients on the
subject. All to no avail. She feels that the wood elves need to stop their
use of adamantite or be made to see the err of their ways, but will await the
Ancients' advice before taking action.
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Therisa has been taking a more direct approach to the death of her enemies
of late, taking risks to catch them by surprise and slaying them without
support of others. She has found value in this approach, though has also
learned lessons. She does not discontinue her belief that the best way to
serve the Crone is through the strength of others. It is simply that she is
expanding her tactics.
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Delromsin, the shapeshifter, has shown interest in Therisa romantically.
Though she is not oblivious to this, she cannot return the feelings. That
part of her life has been stripped away by the graphic witness of her son
and husbands' deaths.
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Therisa feels she has been a faithful servant of the Crone, tireless in her
pursuit of the enemies of Thar-Eris and the Crone, and has used the healing
touch granted by the Crone as she promised upon empowerment. Though she is
humble, and needs no recognition for her work, she will soon seek the mark
of the Mandala so that the world may know the source of her power and place
credit where credit is due, the Coven and the Crone.
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