Varisia

Jabyl Sorn is a tall and lean woman, with a graceful yet disciplined posture that reflects her monastic training. Her dark hair is always neatly tied back, kept out of her face to avoid distraction. Her deep-set, piercing eyes are calm and observant, studying everything around her with quiet intensity. Her features are sharp and defined, giving her an austere, unreadable expression that rarely betrays emotion. She wears simple yet well-maintained monk robes in muted blue and gray tones, reflecting the traditions of the House of Blue Stones. Her hands are calloused from years of martial training, but her movements remain graceful and controlled, never wasting a motion. Despite her reserved presence, there is a measured strength in her every step, exuding the aura of someone who has mastered both mind and body.

Jabyl Sorn is disciplined, reserved, and deeply devoted to the pursuit of self-perfection, embodying the core tenets of Irori’s faith. She holds herself to strict personal standards and expects the same from those who seek training or wisdom at the House of Blue Stones. She is calm and deliberate, rarely speaking unless necessary, but when she does, her words carry weight and purpose. While she may seem distant or unapproachable, she is not unkind—she simply believes that true growth comes from discipline, study, and self-reflection, rather than empty words of comfort. Jabyl is highly observant and analytical, always studying both people and the world around her for deeper truths. She values knowledge and self-control above all else, and while she is not quick to judge, she has little patience for arrogance, recklessness, or those who seek power without purpose.

Jabyl Sorn was raised in the House of Blue Stones, learning the teachings of Irori from her father, Enderaki Sorn, who devoted his life to the pursuit of self-perfection. When he passed in 4700 AR, Jabyl took over as caretaker, dedicating herself to maintaining the monastery’s traditions, teachings, and vast library. Though she is welcoming to those who seek knowledge or discipline, she holds herself to strict personal standards, believing that true mastery of the body and mind comes through rigorous study and self-control. She often withdraws into meditation and study, poring over the monastery’s ancient texts in search of greater enlightenment. While she rarely discusses personal matters, her unwavering dedication and quiet wisdom have earned her deep respect in Sandpoint, though some find her austere nature intimidating.