Oblivion - A Breton in Anvil Ep. 9: Selling A Legacy To Pay Off A Debt
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Oblivion - A Breton in Anvil Ep. 9: Selling A Legacy To Pay Off A Debt
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Name: Gwenaëll Maelgrove
Race: Breton
Sex: Female
Origin: Raised on the docks of Wayrest, her family owned a harbor supply shop. Spent much of her youth working at the shop receiving, inspecting, and stocking cargo shipments. Outside of work hours she practiced combat under the mentorship of a retired Redguard marine. With her brother being the heir to the shop, she sought out her own profession upon reaching adulthood. Having worked on the docks and having practiced been trained in combat, she became a deck guard on merchant ships along the Abecean coast. These routes brought her to various destinations including Daggerfall (High Rock), Sentinel (Hammerfell), Herne (Hammerfell), Stros M'kai (Hammerfell), Woodhearth (Valenwood), and finally Anvil (Cyrodiil). On the way to Anvil, there was a storm at sea. During the storm she went to inspect the cargo and found crates containing illegally poached ingredients and black market goods that were picked up in Woodhearth. When docked in Anvil, she took a moral stand and had a falling out with the Imperial captain. Stranded in Anvil and seeking new employment, she joins the Fighter's Guild in town.
Racism:
Bretons - Sense of kinship with the working class, sense of detachment from nobility and mages
Redguards - sense of respect and comfort, was mentored by a Redguard, has repeatedly traveled to Hammerfell and worked with Redguards
Altmer - sense of annoyance and intolerance
Nords - Mixture of respect and weariness
Imperials - sense of kinship with Colovians, weary of all others
Bosmer - highly skeptical, had poor experiences in Valenwood
Khajiit - deeply suspicious
Dunmer - sense of distance and alienation, finds them to be totally bizarre
Argonians - sense of camaraderie, worked with them extensively on the docks
Orcs - sense of respect and appreciation