Kelsie's Story

Kelsie hails from the Realm of Spring in the Feywild. His homeland is on the edges of the Valanor Wood which means, though they is of Spring, it is from the the very edges of that realm. It would not be far for Kelsie to travel to reach the Summer Realm. The geography of their origin was likely to have some bearing on the alliance Kelsie formed early in life with their patron.
 
Oran, the Green Lord saw in Kelsie a kindred spirit. Someone who was not partial to either pole of the eternal rivalry amongst the fey. Though their nature meant that Kelsie could model their physical form to emulate any of the four seasons, Kelsie's preference through adolescence had been Spring.
 
The fey lord struck a bargain with Kelsie even before the eladrin reached adulthood. In exchange for power, Oran asked only of Kelsie that they strive to learn as much as they could about how the different seasons manifest in different realms. Kelsie was given leave to travel to the natural world.
 
Late in the winter of the 21st year of Azocar's Current Age, the young warlock crossed the planar boundary not far from the vast city called Eldesrand. In the subsequent months, Kelsie travelled westward; deeper inland. And, as the middle of spring approached, they no longer journeyed unaccompanied. A dwarf soldier named Elrdron took up with Kelsie as the two approached the Greenfield Plains.
 

Kelsie's Description and Mannerisms

At a quick glance, Kelsie looks like a young elven male, albeit a slight and petit, somewhat androgynous one. Closer inspection however, reveals Kelsie's closer ties to the fey and their true nature. Their fair skin and dark hair hint at the same, vibrant green color of their eyes. These affects are indicative of Kelsie's current and preferred season, Spring.
 
The fey traveller wears finely adorned leather armor and eschews all weapons save an equally fine dagger that is more utilitarian than destructive. In times of challenge, Kelsie prefers to fight at range, using the magical gifts bestowed by Oran instead.