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Background

Diikoi is a half drow who currently works at the Ivory Horn as a server. She enjoys working there, gets along well with her coworkers, and is always eager to please her customers and become a better employee. She is always full of energy, questions, and comments, and her friendly nature allows her to get along with many people. Dii is very loathe to distrust or think poorly of anyone.

She originally hails from the drow city of Isil, near Enchufa in Doma. Her family was highly respected until the incident which caused her mother to become pregnant with a half high elven child--Diikoi herself. When she was born, her family was disgraced and Diikoi earned the personal hatred and disgust of almost all of the drow community, her family included. The only exception to this was her older sister Allie and the dragoon Kage who she was to meet later in life.

At the insistence of her mother, Diikoi spent a short time studying how to become a priestess of Lolth. However, Diikoi was bored and distracted in the school, having no real interest, and was expelled shorly after she joined. At this time, she came to meet Kage, a lower class, ambitious dragoon and necromancer. In exchange for carrying out various errands, Diikoi received something she'd never had before from anyone besides Allie--approval and acceptance of her "fault" of being half high elven. During her time working for Kage, her loyalty to and trust of the necromancer caused her to soon adopt many of his philosophies and ideas about life, the world, and 'inferior races.'

However, on one errand for Kage, Diikoi got lost above ground. She eventually wandered into the capital of Doma, and met up in time with Choark and Kyra, and began learning about the vast intricacies of the people of Doma. Later, these two people helped her get her job at the Ivory Horn. In Doma City, Diikoi has been bombarded with new information, confronted with evidence against 'her' previously held beliefs, and challenged to start forming her own opinions. Having come across Kage himself, once again, and heard the confession from his own mouth that he has abandoned his old philosophies has pretty much shaken up the way she thinks--or didn't think, however you prefer to view it.

Still, it is taking her a while to become her own person. Part of the problem is finally admitting all the cruel things people do, and that they do it willingly. She's still working out the fact that there aren't simple answers as to why these things are done...

RPs

• Howling at the Moon: [thread] | [archives] (non-canon)

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