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'''Faiza, the Flowing Robes Champion''', can be found at the top of the [[Ivory Tower]]. Having spent much of her life under the hot desert sun, she has smooth and dark skin that covers the impressive musculature she gained as a member of [[El'Jazira|El'Jazira's]] [[ganissary guard]]. Also gained during her time as a member of the ganissary is her skill with wielding dual scimitars, as is evident by the pair of long, broad scimitars hanging from her hips. | |||
As suggested by her title, she wears flowing robes that consist of countless layers of silk dyed all shades of purple. Although she comes across as cold towards visitors, she is known | As suggested by her title, she wears flowing robes that consist of countless layers of silk dyed all shades of purple. Although she comes across as cold towards visitors, she is known among the [[Ivory Mark]] community as someone with the best stories - which is not surprising, given her responsibility in teaching Mark history. | ||
[[Category: Sangrean Denizens]] | [[Category:Sangrean Denizens]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:29, 8 April 2008
Faiza, the Flowing Robes Champion, can be found at the top of the Ivory Tower. Having spent much of her life under the hot desert sun, she has smooth and dark skin that covers the impressive musculature she gained as a member of El'Jazira's ganissary guard. Also gained during her time as a member of the ganissary is her skill with wielding dual scimitars, as is evident by the pair of long, broad scimitars hanging from her hips.
As suggested by her title, she wears flowing robes that consist of countless layers of silk dyed all shades of purple. Although she comes across as cold towards visitors, she is known among the Ivory Mark community as someone with the best stories - which is not surprising, given her responsibility in teaching Mark history.