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Personal history

Timmon Park was once a troubadour of some renown. Raised by a traveling band of entertainers, Timmon had excellent education in... well, let's summarize it as public relations. A large troupe of strangers coming upon an unsuspecting village can easily go in a poor direction, but the clever traveling entrepreneurs know how to advertise, and children make excellent criers.

Education

Timmon's livelihood surrounded the impressionable boy with all manner of mostly intelligent folk. They were kind to strangers because they were themselves always the strangers. Values of generosity were instilled beside values like, occasionally pick-pocketing prickish nobles, and feed the hungry. Professionally, his lifestyle granted Timmon dexterity and grace paired with intimate dueling skills because, of course, crowds love a good showdown and highwaymen are more common than the Commonwealth would like you to believe.

Employment

After years of helping to manage everything from roadside attractions for food money to town square productions attended by the hundreds, the Den identified him as a potential recruit. Timmon's proficiency with commanding multiple roles, each of demanding responsibility, made himself (among other potentials in the troupe) to be a ripe candidate.
After enduring the rigorous training and mysterious Vixen Rites, Timmon vul Park began his career patrolling the Gulf of David where his days of stage-rigging proved to be an advantage among the sails. These years as one of the Den's infamous Myrters who man the colloquially designated "Grand Navy of the Order." Though many times smaller than either the Royal Harbinger Fleet or the Myr-Rossi Naval Service to the Commonwealth, the small bands of fearsome vessels see far more perilous action. Where the Breetian's and Free People are content with simply measuring prides and one-upmanship from safe distances across the boarder, Timmon vul Park was often involved with the daring ship maneuvers-and combat-with many of the feckless pirates who take advantage of the Great Powers' sloth.
 
Timmon sailed for 15 years. He used his bounties and earnings to eventually pursue an independent career managing river-boat theater. Of course, once a Fox-always a Fox, and so he married his passion for the traveling arts with that vulpine desire to take risks and seek out mystery and injustice. By consent of the Den, Timmon is allowed to train and prepare certain members of his retinue. In this way Timmon vul Park & Co. are able to transform their ship, @The Ferry Tail Princess, from mobile theater into a small nerve center for intelligence gathering and law enforcement.
 
Besides, one finds more work the quicker and farther one travels, and riverboats are great for such pursuits.

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