Tulkavoa're: Psion Wilden

The wilden before you talks evenly, without much emotion. Though the voice is slightly feminine, it has a raspy edge to it. The way the words come out it sounds like someone else is whispering the same words in time with her own. While she speaks, you also feel as though she is also speaking quietly in your mind. She speaks as though she is only part of a greater whole, connected to several individuals, and you notice that she uses "we" instead of "I".



We do not know where we came from. We only know that our mother is the earth, Kemen're, and our father the sun, Anor'ro. We are called "Kemen'ered" in the elven language - "Earth Seed".

This one before you is known as Tulkavoa're. This means "Strong Mind."

Our mother asks us to leave to another place tended by our father. We do not know how, or why. We simply know that it must be.

We have traveled from the fey to this plane to attempt escape. We know no other purpose.



Note: The names in Wilden have a 're or 'ro attached to them. 're is added for a female entity or person, and 'ro is added for a male.

In a wood stood a large tree. Two humans would have trouble wrapping their arms around it and clasping each other's hands. It's leaves were so dense that other trees were unable to grow around it for some feet, and only grass came to greet the trunk.

Stories said that the tree had been there since the beginning of the world. Some believed that it was a blessed place that could not be tarnished by evil, and it became a place for many weary travelers to take a safe rest.

At some angles, people believed that the tree had a face, but of course it was illusion that was seen on several trees throughout the world. No one noticed that those trees often resembled each other.


After the Great Divide, however, illusions became real.


Like a ripened fruit, wild beings of bark and leaf pulled themselves off from the trees that had nursed them for hundreds of years. Some were quick to call them Ents, but they were not walking trees, just products of them. While they were centuries old, they did not become fully conscious until they detached. They were programmed with a deep purpose that they were not fully aware of, only knowing that they must leave the earth as soon as possible.

And so, like seeds on the wind, the Wilden covered the Earth, trying to find the way to fulfill their need. Their first instincts drove them to the nearest settlements and towns, as they knew that they were unable to fulfill their destinies alone.

It is for this reason that a Kemen'ered named Tulkavoa're found herself in a town, not knowing anyone - including herself.

Sounds good. Nice way to add some history about the Wilden/Kemen'ered. 100 experience.