Eywin was born to a half-elven prostitute in the city of Darkhaven. He
never knew who his father was, though best he could guess he was human, or
maybe half-elven himself. The life of a Darkhaven whore is hard enough.
The life of a Darkhaven whore with a hungry kid is even harder. He wasn't
old when she died, cold and syphilitic, passed out in a gutter. Maybe four
or five years old. Nobody had ever kept track of his birthdays.
Amazingly though, he survived. He begged but the rare handout was never
enough. He rummaged through trash for morsels of half-rotten food. He
learned to hunt rats. He stole from purses. As he got older he got smarter
and better at living on the streets. He learned how to be quiet, how to go
unnoticed, and when he needed to, how to fight. But someone did take
notice. Darkhaven's ever present crime syndicate saw a young, easily
influenced, extremely talented half-elf.
Petty crime lords, with strong connections to the Earls of Darkhaven and the
Legion themselves took Eywin under their wings and had him inducted into the
guild of Shadows. And it wasn't long before he had his first job. An easy
target. An unwanted bastard child had proven an embarrassment to a local
lord. The lord wanted the child and the mother dead, with nothing
connecting him to the crime.
Eywin did not finish the job. Instead he killed the lord. This betrayal
marked him for death. He fled Darkhaven, to live as far away from the city
as possible. To Valour, where he lived a life of secrecy, constantly
training his skills, awaiting those who would come to kill him.
Description:
You see nothing special about him. His face is almost indistinguishable
in its plainness. His average looking features stay locked in a blank,
unfocused expression. He seems to look at nothing, his plain, brown eyes
always focused on some distant and indistinct horizon. His straight, brown
hair is combed and tied back neatly. He wears a drab assortment of grey and
brown clothing fit for the most common of commoner. Always quiet,
unassuming, never drawing attention to himself. You would probably never
notice this person at all, if you weren't looking directly at him.