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Appearence: X
Name: Azafel Pyheler
Age: Unkown, looks around 20
Race: Elf
Bio: Azafel was born with in the upper ranks of her clan. Her father was the third top rank and her mother was close to the highest of the females. Her life within a deep, dense forest was peaceful for the most part besides the few attacks of minor beings. Then about after six years of her birth, her home was attacked by her clan's enemy of a different clan elf. They were practically the enemies of every elf clan, the ones that had attacked. They were driven by false motives they had been taught since children. Many of her clan was slaughtered, the last of them died off eventually. She was one of the very few survivors, being a child she had been hidden away. Her father was killed during the attack, trying to keep them away from her and her mother. Her mother suffered a deep wound. Livingoon her own for a while she learned to care for her self. She still has tribal tattos which state her rank even if most of her clan is dead. When and if she enters a new clans territory they treat her with respect because it was expected, even if the rest of the clan was long since gone.

Name
Llyud
Age
Twenty (And he's lived out half his life already)
Race
Aegyl. A type of winged people.
Personality
All Aegyl, including Llyud, are cold and aloof, as they can't feel emotions. They're "incomplete". But it's still a good thing, since then they don't have any bounds with anyone, and won't be tied down by emotions to prevent them from living their short lives.
Bio
There isn't much to be told about Llyud. He is simply, a somewhat curious Aegyl, which is very unusual for an Aegyl to be, and he's decided to explore as much as he can, since life is too short to waste.
Other
There is a way for him to feel emotions. He is carrying a crystal around his neck. If it breaks, the seal that has his emotions sealed will break too. But since he's never felt emotions before, he wouldn't know what he's feeling.
Appearance
[Llyud]

Azafel sighed contently as she sat in a brach of a tree on a cliff not to far from her camping spot. She ran a hand through her white, slightly blonde hair as the cool wind went by. She had just come from a somewhat hostile clan. Though they showed her respect, countless tmes they tried to attack her. She shifted into a sitting position as a hawk flew up to her.

"Natheil? What are you doing? I thought you were gone for good since the last time I seen you." She spoke to the blue-silver hawk. It was a guardian to her in a way, having been with her since she was a baybe. That was how it was for her clan though, their animal basis was hawks. When each baby was born so was a hatchling and they became bonded in a way. Until one died they would live. Of course the elf could live without the bird, but it put a toll on their mind and body.

The bird just gave a shrill noise as a response as it landed on the brach above her. She sometimes could understand it, others she just found the bird puzzling. So far, things were dull since the clan. She shifted slightly, staring at the clouds in thought.

What the elf might not know was that, deeper into the mountains lived a somewhat different people. Some that wasn't seen all too often because of their decreasing number and disliked by other races. It wasn't that they had actually done anything to be disliked, but it was the fact that they were, 'incomplete', that scared other races. If something was different from what one was used to, it automatic became a threath to them, and some would even go as far as to try wipe them out. But that was why they lived among the mountains now. Driven away from their birth place and forced to settle down where no sane man would go. But then it was a good thing they had no emotions. Otherwise they most likely wouldn't accept such a fate that easily. In fact. If they had emotions, they would probably seek out revenge for being driven away like beasts.

But that wasn't really important. What was important now was that there was always some one keeping an eye out around the mountain from above, to make sure no intruders were to enter. And even if the elf wasn't really past the line of where she could be considered an intruder, Llyud, was going to make sure just in case that she wasn't intending to go further into the mountains. Aegyl didn't normally like to interract with other races, but, he was one of the few more curious ones, so he would make an approach for now. She seemed harmless enough.

He landed on a branch on the same tree, behind her. Was easier to do something about it if she would turn out to be violent if he was behind her.
But he would probably sound like he was the bad one, since as he spoke, there was absolutely no emotions behind his voice. So it sounded quite cold, and threathening.

"If you intend not to go further then this up the mountains, I will leave you to be, but if you go further then this, you better have a reason or I will kill you."

The elf perched in the tree had watched a moment ago as her hawk flew off. She sighed, she hated it when the bird left. Azafel shifted to a sitting position against the trunk of the tree and stretched, enjoying the sun and the slight breeze. A few seconds late she had heard something land near her, buy payed no mind to it as shifted onto her side once more.

The elf nearly fell out of the tree as she heard a cold voice come from behind her, sending a chill down her spine of fear. She wasn't sure what the creature or person was till she turned. Her eyes widened slightly, she had heard of a species like this, but never knew what they were really like. She only knew that they lived away from other species, she was told this by an old man of a different sort that had seen alot in his life time.

Azafel turned to face him, staring at the Aegyl curiously, but still caustious. She slowly stood on her branch before speaking, "Well... I suppose I am not going to travel any further, but I was thinking about it. I wouldn't have a reason, just the feeling for venturing in an area I have never seen. I do not see the reason why you would have to kill me if I ventured further really. But anyways, what would your reason for killing me be?" She asked, her curiousty obvious in her voice.

He just watched her and listened to her explanation, but there didn't seem to be much behind it. But at least he was a good listener. That was one good thing about not having any emotions. You were patient and you listened to peoples explanations. But it didn't mean he found it to be a good explanation. The Aegyl were very cautious about strangers wandering into the mountains where they lived. So they would rather kill you then accept that you just wanted to explore.

"These mountains are our home. And we don't take kindly on strangers wandering into them. So if you intend to wander further, I will kill you."

Probably wouldn't make allot of sense to her, but Aegyl had their reasons to keep strangers away. They had a long history of being driven away from their homes, so they didn't even accept lonely travelers. Since they could tell others the location of their village.