Profile of Sienna

The gods would paint her with an exotic face that lingered in ones mind for an eternity. Her appearance is flawless, she holds herself with a regality indicative of her place in society. Her body is slender but she is fit, just vain enough to ensure that she maintained a exercise regimen that had her looking as if she was carved by the divine. She is more than a pretty face though. Everything about her petite, from her weight to her height, she is as delicate as she feminine.

The only daughter of her parents, she was blessed to be born to nobles. She is afforded every luxury and an education of the highest caliber for this reason. But she is also sheltered, shielded from the worst of society and she knows it. It breeds a longing within her, to know more, to see more, to experience more. Inquisitive about the world, she is torn between restless wandered and dutiful daughter. Whatever she does, she gives it her best, creating a confidence with each success.

Born as the only daughter to a prominent lawyer, she is as cherished as she is spoiled. Her mother would pass shortly after her birth, leaving her in the care of her father and older brothers. As a result, this would cause all the men in her life to be fiercely protective and often overbearing of the free spirited girl. But it also set the expectations of how she should be treated, how she should be treasured.

From the moment she could walk, she was a wanderer, exploring anything and everything she could get to before being scooped up and returned to the safety of her nursery. A stubborn streak would be born as she craved a taste of true freedom. In the public eye, she put forth a flawless appearance, but in the privacy of her own home, it was not uncommon to see a stray leaf or flower tangled in her fur or even the smear of dirt on her cheek.

Her path was laid out for her from the beginning. As soon as she was old enough, she was enrolled in the College of Eòlas and began the start of her law career. It wasn't something she was passionate about, but in an effort to please her father, she would excel. But all she really wanted was to travel and see the world, to see how everyone else lived, to discover what she truly wanted out of life. This desire would be beginning of her sympathy for the Highlanders. She felt as though she understood their desire for freedom.

When tensions reached an all time high and war lingered on the horizon, she found herself questioning who she should support.