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After the torturous events of Blood's slavery and being the sole driving force behind attempting to rebuild the village, the kagi declared her the new local sitchu when she visited the village. Although many of the villagers were pleased with this, Marsha herself was not concerned about this honor. Word has it that after the kagi pronounced her sitchu, Marsha thanked her politely and immediately returned back to work, gesturing the villagers with her to do the same, whilst the kagi's honor procession stood at a loss. Although abiding by tradition and thus attending to the duties of sitchu, Marsha does not care about her position at all. She prefers to do the menial work that she had been doing for so long. | After the torturous events of Blood's slavery and being the sole driving force behind attempting to rebuild the village, the kagi declared her the new local sitchu when she visited the village. Although many of the villagers were pleased with this, Marsha herself was not concerned about this honor. Word has it that after the kagi pronounced her sitchu, Marsha thanked her politely and immediately returned back to work, gesturing the villagers with her to do the same, whilst the kagi's honor procession stood at a loss. Although abiding by tradition and thus attending to the duties of sitchu, Marsha does not care about her position at all. She prefers to do the menial work that she had been doing for so long. | ||
| − | She made a small shrine to Aeridin at the top of the cliffs. | + | She made a small shrine to [[Aeridin]] at the top of the cliffs. |
Latest revision as of 03:10, 10 March 2019
Marsha Availie
After the torturous events of Blood's slavery and being the sole driving force behind attempting to rebuild the village, the kagi declared her the new local sitchu when she visited the village. Although many of the villagers were pleased with this, Marsha herself was not concerned about this honor. Word has it that after the kagi pronounced her sitchu, Marsha thanked her politely and immediately returned back to work, gesturing the villagers with her to do the same, whilst the kagi's honor procession stood at a loss. Although abiding by tradition and thus attending to the duties of sitchu, Marsha does not care about her position at all. She prefers to do the menial work that she had been doing for so long.
She made a small shrine to Aeridin at the top of the cliffs.
