Druid Of Pelagia
Olma Maerdrym was born into a wealthy half-elven family several hundred years ago, in a time when the forests of Ravenland were still untouched by human expansion. From a young age, Olma showed a deep connection to the natural world and a fierce love for the elven way of life.
As she grew older, Olma became a skilled druid, using her powers to protect and preserve the lush forests of Ravenland at Pelagia. She became well-respected among the druid community for her wisdom and her dedication to the preservation of the natural world.
However, everything changed when the humans began to invade Ravenland. Olma was enraged by this destruction, and she became a vocal critic of the humans, loudly proclaiming that they were like lice in the lush forests of her home.
Despite her blindness, Olma was a formidable presence, and many in the elven community looked to her for guidance and direction. She was known for her fierce temper and her prophetic tirades, which some believed were inspired by the god Clay.
As the years passed, Olma grew older and less able to care for herself, but she remained a respected and influential figure in the Pelagia community. She became the grandmother of Elisa, whom she later raised to follow in her footsteps and fight for the preservation of the natural world. Though she may be getting on in years, Olma still raves about the past and how much better things used to be, hoping to inspire others to join the cause.
As she grew older, Olma became a skilled druid, using her powers to protect and preserve the lush forests of Ravenland at Pelagia. She became well-respected among the druid community for her wisdom and her dedication to the preservation of the natural world.
However, everything changed when the humans began to invade Ravenland. Olma was enraged by this destruction, and she became a vocal critic of the humans, loudly proclaiming that they were like lice in the lush forests of her home.
Despite her blindness, Olma was a formidable presence, and many in the elven community looked to her for guidance and direction. She was known for her fierce temper and her prophetic tirades, which some believed were inspired by the god Clay.
As the years passed, Olma grew older and less able to care for herself, but she remained a respected and influential figure in the Pelagia community. She became the grandmother of Elisa, whom she later raised to follow in her footsteps and fight for the preservation of the natural world. Though she may be getting on in years, Olma still raves about the past and how much better things used to be, hoping to inspire others to join the cause.
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