Eunace

Eunace
Eunace (b.4719) is a freaky slut.

Youth in the Hills
       Eunace was born into the Vashar clan of the Clover Hills. The Vashar often battled against the Connor clan of the Muttering Hills. Eunace was the only daughter of Eunarion. Her brother Euron was born two years after her. Eunarion was a black sheep in a pariah clan. He disapproved of the xenophobic nature of his clansmen which put him at odds with their chieftain. Eunarion realized his clan’s suffering was in part their fault so he attempted to establish a respectable livelihood in the eyes of General Crane. He fought in the Third Frostfell War under Baron Mathias and ended up losing a leg to an infected wound.





      General Crane was impressed by Eunarion’s battalion and procured for him an apprenticeship in a brewery in Guncer-upon-Mudd. Eunarion disliked the idea of his children being subjected to the prejudices of their chieftain so he would take them from the hills into town whenever he could. However the chieftain had already taken a liking to Eunace when discovering her performing vivisection on a lamb. Since the banner of the Connors displays a ram skull he found the act of killing a ram a blameless deed. While her father’s attention was divided between farming in the hop fields and working at the brewery, the chieftain would work to instill his own influence on Eunace. How he did this she never discusses as she claims amnesia during this time of her life.





Mental Disorder
        A Connorman spoke indecently against Eunace’s mother. A progression of hotheaded events ensued. Eunarion, her most valiant father, fought with the strength and valor of a demigod. Though, even he was not immune to the multiple mortal wounds that were struck against him throughout that dreadful night. Eunace had harkened since dusk; listened and heard that her father had been slain, that her clan was surrendering and that everyone she ever knew was to be subjugated to those most vainglorious victors. Since then a form of ‘survivors guilt’ has plagued Eunace’s mind.



     Her father’s best intentions failed to rear a child whose honor was as respectable as his own. He saw his daughter gradually shift from a demure little girl to a someone who took pleasure in perversion. She would often torment her own father by hiding his cane and putting crushed glass in the food for his dogs. As she grew older her deviancy became harder to satisfy within legal limits.





      One night she was working at the Staggering Princes  with her brother when a large group of Connor clansmen entered. Euron served the party as any other patrons but in Eunace’s mind she was already plotting their torment.