Avika

"'With glowing blue eyes, strange fire-hued tattoos covering her arms, and ram-like horns spiraling from her hair, most liked to call her a demon. But she was a fellow servant of Morjhul. So for us, she was our sister' -Vey, regarding Avika"

Avika is characterized by her motherly protectiveness. This nature is what got her to turn her back on everything she believed in as she hunted down her brother’s killer. And that’s how she became a fervent worshiper of Morjhul.

Origins
Avika is a native of Vulcos, the ancestral island homeland of the Vulcosians. These elves are distinguished by their very unique appearance. They are of short, childlike stature (average female 4 ft). Avika is about 28 years old.

Before the Arev Morjhula
She had a younger brother that was killed by some mainlander (not by Arev Morjhula, for once), and she flew into an anger and was hunting down the killer.

When Avika first decided to leave the the island of Vulcos, the other elves tried to tell her she was blinded, and that she should turn to the Supreme Mother. That made her more angry because it seemed as if no one cared that her little brother was dead, so she decided she didn’t want to be with people like that and she left quickly.

Thus she was disillusioned by the Supreme Mother’s ‘sanctity’ of the Vulcos Islands and she began her worship of Morjhul.

The hunt took her away from the island of Vulcos and to the mainlands, where people immediately began to call her ‘demon’ and such. This worsened her anger. Her idolization of Morjhul intensified, as did her disgust with the Supreme Mother’s ‘empty promises’ and ‘lack of action.’

Joining the Arev Morjhula
A chance encounter and a series of fortunate events formed a solid friendship with then-Arev Morjhula assassin Kiro. He had a contract to kill the very person Avika was hunting. They found their target via cooperation and Avika did the honors. However, chance took Kiro’s life, and Avika sought refuge with Kiro’s family, the Arev Morjhula. She soon proved herself a worthy disciple of Morjhul, passed the fire induction, and joined their ranks.

Avika took the most care of five-year-old Vey when she first joined the Arev Morjhula. They effectively have the mother-daughter relationship that Corina forfeited with Vey.

Personality
Avika's motherly protectiveness in no way detracts from her assassination capabilities. As a matter of fact, it strikes fear when people hear her speaking that way when she looks like a monster.

Likely to say things like ‘take care,’ ‘be safe,’ and ‘don’t forget to pack food.’