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   * Likes to sing alone -- like in the shower. Woodland creatures are known to show up.
   * First fight after freedom was at the bar... a local oaf got too handsy with her, and she broke his nose.
-  * The Owl -- she had an owl friend come through the garden to rid her of pests until one day after a thunderstorm he stopped. She took off into the forest to find him and found his treehouse struck by lightening with his body nearby. She took him home and nursed him to health, only for him to pass away a few months later.
-  * The Goat -- Tried to save a goat from being eaten while enslaved. Bilbur punished her by torturing the goal until she was forced killed it out of its misery.
-**Backstory:**
-A minutely dense, yet earthy musk radiates from her body until it fades outside of a six feet circumference. The aftertaste is somewhat floral. Many beings who were allowed the privilege to enter her space often reported a lightness of being, as though their lungs delightfully inhaled unpolluted oxygen.
-Her natural beauty composes of obsidian-colored skin with patches of loam (reminiscent of human psoriasis) across her body that flakes into mineralized dust at her feet. The scar shaped fissures on her wrists, ankles, neck, and back glow faintly purple like the deep shade of amethyst in her eyes and hair.
-Her feet – bare and caked in nitrogen rich loam – exudes root-like tendrils that poke into the floor and absorb the surrounding area. As she moves, they break off and wither to silt. She remains unperturbed and unhurt. Though, the longer she remains in place – the deeper they tunnel. On occasion, she has been known to disappear in the coldest season of the land. Folklore of the mountain and valley villages claims that earth genasis return to their elemental plane via hidden caverns to hibernate.
-Stocky in frame at 5’9”, Amethyst’s height eludes to a human as one of her parents. Her procreators remain a mystery along with how she came to be raised into slavery.
-From a young age, she was chained to servitude by the greedy, lecherous mine owner – a rogue dwarf nicknamed Porcupine because of his spiked hair and beady eyes. From infancy into her late teens, she was forced to use her elemental powers to uncover precious metals, crystals, and gems over long hours of the day. Then rotate with the other handful of slaves to pleasure Porcupine during the night. She doesn’t talk about how she escaped or of the mysterious details of the mine owner’s mauled corpse.
-Contrary to what one would assume – that she would have profound prejudice to dwarves – it is quite the opposite. She’s been known to spend close time with the dwarf Gundren Rockseeker, trading and gifting medicinal tinctures, powders, precious gems, and homeopathic remedies. He’s also one of the few she’s allowed for embrace.
-While a hermit at heart, she makes weekly visits to Neverwinter to grab drinks with her close group of friends after a day selling at the market. Though she wouldn’t give admit it easily, she’s benefited from the warm connections Gundren kindly introduced her to over the years.

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