Name: Milelal Fcilnyn
Nickname: Milly
Age: 138
Height: 5'0"
Race: Moon Elf
Class: Sorceress
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Misted from: Mythdrannor, Faerun, Toril.
Background:
Life for her was as normal as one could expect for an Elf born in Evermeet, the isle of Elves. Her home was in a port town named Elyon, her father owned and ran an enchantment shop and would usually grace the fishing boats and sailors to have safe fishing trips. And as for her mother, well, she was not around after Milelal was born. The only thing Milly knew were the pictures of her mother as she grew older.
Her father, Irilam, soon noticed Milly's natural talents for the Weave as she grew older. He also noticed that there was something a bit strange about her as well. The gold flecks in her eyes. Neither he nor her mother had this oddity. Curiosity soon lead to madness as her father delved into countless experiments on innocent and random elves. Trying to recreate the oddity of Milly's eyes.
Frightened by the mad man she once saw as a gentle father, Milly took what she could and fled her home. Fearful of the possiblity that her father's madded gaze would fall to her as his next experiment. She was only 121 when she left.
Five years passed and Milly was living peacefully in the forest of Mythdrannor. She knew of the dangers around the area, but she did not have her home stand out so much. If there was anything she learned from her father aside from pulling tea sets out of thin air from her cloak, it was making things hide from unwanted eyes. She had a nice minimalist home and kept things tidy. Though from time to time her familiar would cause a bit of mischief with the wild life. Life was good for her and she had all that she needed to survive.
That is...until
they came. Skin of ebony, ruby red eyes that blazed with malice and scorn and hair as white as freshly fallen snow. Their armor was a mixture of Black and Violet, their cloaks patterned like spider webs and the clasp of a Spider held them fast. The Drow. Scared at the sight of them, Milly quickly hid and hoped that they wouldn't find her home. However she had forgotten one thing, her familiar was still outside as evening turned to night. From her hiding place, Milly could hear the Drow speaking in their native tongue. She didn't understand what they were saying but she soon heard her familiar scream.
A sharp pain ran through her as the scream continued. She covered her ears and shook as the pain grew until there was just silence. Her body shook, like she had been the one that had been ran through then crushed. Footsteps slowly approached her home, she heard a door open. She tightly closed her eyes knowing that the Drow had seen past her spell. An image of her lifeless familiar looking to where she was flashed in her mind before a hand was placed on her head. Shocked out of her thoughts, Milly's eyes flew open, her heart threatened to break her rib cage as she looked at the Drow in front of her.
They were male but something was different about them. His eyes weren't red like the others and there didn't seem to be any malice in them. Instead they were a gentle violet and she saw concern in them. He placed a finger to his lips and motioned for her to follow him. With little choice, Milly placed some trust into this Drow.
Quietly the two left Milly's home and headed deeper into the woods away from the others. Hours passed before they stopped at what appeared to be a cave. Fear was creeping up Milelals spin as she was motioned into the cave. Something about this didn't sit well with her, but what choice did she have now? If she ran now she would definitely run into the red eyed Drow. So she walked into the darkness of the cave, feeling her way along the walls in hopes to keep pace with the man in front of her. As they walked, she could hear the sound of water running getting closer until eventually one came into view.
The man motioned her to follow him to the left, where a small camp had been set up. He took a seat and so did she, though she wasn't feeling any less on edge after what just happened.
"I am sorry for your familiar, Miss." The man said with a soft voice. "It may sound heartless, but if it had not been outside...you would have surely been on your way to the Slave market by now."
Milly swallowed the lump in her throat from that thought. And from that thought came the fear of her maddened father and his twisted experiments. "Th-Then I have you to thank for saving me from that unfortunate scenario." Her voice was barely above a whisper.
The man softly nodded. "Elistraee told me that someone would be in danger tonight, I am glad that I found you first before them. Though I am still saddened that I could not save you and your familiar as well."
"If it is okay, may I know your name? I'm Milelal." She introduced herself while holding out a hand.
The man gave her a gentle nod then placed a hand over his heart and bowed his head to her, much like the elves back in Evermeet did. "It is a pleasure to meet you Milelal, my name is Xillion follower of the Dark Maiden."
"Xillion. That's an interesting name." Milly smiled while taking her hand back.
"Believe me, if I were to say my whole name, if would be quite the tongue twister. Even I have bitten my tongue a few times while saying it. Xillion is a much simpler version." He chuckled a bit.
The two talked for a while until Milelal retired for a time. Her mind seemed more at ease now having spent time to know Xillion. Though she knew now that not all Drow were like him. He told her about Lolth and her way of things in the Drow pantheon. But he also explained about the Dark Maiden more, which helped her relax a bit more.
As the years went by, Milelal and Xillion developed a friendship. As odd as the two might have appeared to others that caught sight of them, it was easy to see that Xillion was more for hard labor while Milelal did lighter tasks. The two co-existed while being in the same area even though they had separate living areas. Milly never got over the loss of her familiar as the pain still haunted her. And the fear of her father was never far from the front of her mind. But with Xillion around, sh could relax, even if it was just for a little bit.
Then one morning while Milelal was tending to her Garden outside the cave, an odd fog started to roll in. It was thick, thicker than what her light spell could pierce. She lost sight of her garden, of the cave and was eventually stumbling through the mist until
something knocked her unconscious. When she woke up, she was outside the Vistani Camp.
And now that she's well aware that Vampires and Werewolves aren't the only things to stalk the night, Milelal seeks to find a way out of this nightmarish hell. And prays to the Seldarine that these Mists do not change her into something like her father.