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Thalion's is an athletic high elf with long black hair. His eyes, a bright green, reflect his deep connection to the forest. He typically wears clothing that blends with the natural surroundings of Naath - greens and browns, adorned with subtle, leafy patterns. His attire is both elegant and functional, befitting his status as a master fletcher and market manager. On his hip, he carries his finely crafted daggers, and over his shoulder, a quiver filled with his expertly made arrows. His expression often carries a hint of a mysterious smile, hinting at the secrets and stories he keeps closely guarded.

- Artistic: Demonstrates remarkable skill and creativity in his fletching and craftsmanship. - Romantic: Harbors a deep, unspoken love for Lireal, which often influences his actions and decisions. - Competitive: Has a fiery rivalry with Ezra Brigger, both in business and personal matters. - Charismatic: Engaging and persuasive, able to attract a variety of clientele to his market. - Secretive: Keeps his personal affairs and feelings closely guarded, revealing them to very few.

Born into the heart of Naath, Thalion Swift grew up among the Vermosa Trees, developing a profound connection with nature and a keen eye for artistry. His talent for crafting exquisite bows and arrows earned him a reputation as a master fletcher. Thalion's life took a dramatic turn when he fell in love with Lireal Kall, the enchanting performer at the Verdant Amphitheater. His love, though deep and true, remained unspoken, a secret flame burning in his heart. Complicating matters, Thalion found himself embroiled in a rivalry with Ezra Brigger, the charismatic owner of Ezra's Tavern. Their feud, sparked by business competition and fueled by Thalion's unrequited love for Lireal, whom Ezra also admired, became a well-known aspect of Naath's drama. Thalion's life is not all rivalry and unspoken love, however. As the manager of the Trunk Market, he has cultivated relationships with various traders and adventurers, becoming a central figure in the commerce of Naath.