Editing RomanceOfTheHundredKingdoms\NPCs (section)

==of Sacre Cyrano==
===Orradi Filia===
''Serenity Songstress of the Gold Faction''<br>
Orradi Filia, a Serenity of seventy years who takes her position as a priestess of Venus very seriously, hails from the Northeast. For being so soft-spoken and gentle, she can be disturbingly bloodthirsty, reflected by her mastery of the Heart-Breaking Blade Style of martial arts. Sacre is her first student of martial arts, despite knowing older Sidereals and gods who would pay dearly to learn the art, due to it being the best way she could think of to get the newly Exalted Serenity on her side and nudged towards the Gold Faction.<br>
She does care for the young man like a son, and happily encourages his focus on all of Venus's purviews, disapproving of his time spent in the Forbidding Manse of Ivy, reading First Age lore, and in the Violet Bier when he isn't injured.
===The Cyrano Family===
The Cyrano family is pretty well-known in the Kingdoms as entertainers. Some are court jesters, others travel, but it is more of a surprise when a Cyrano isn't in the performing arts than when they are. The closest the family has to a leader is '''Odette Cyrano''', a godblooded member of the family who makes a living out of visiting and bringing messages to other family members.<br>
... She has actually run into Sacre without a destiny up multiple times and is beginning to suspect that the elusive blue-eyed youth is a Cyrano-born bastard, since he bears the family resemblance, especially to '''Vert Cyrano'''.<br>
===Archer Oak===
''A man gentle and kind who wears his crown with the strength of the Dragons.''<br>
Archer Oak is a Wood Aspected Dragonblooded king who is just as affected by Arcane Fate as anyone else.  He knows Sacre as a mysterious agent of Heaven who has given him useful information before, normally over a flawlessly done tea ceremony, and in return, he gives the young man some concessions as well.  Before Sacre's Exaltation, the Wood Aspect was a virtual mother to the boy, making sure he was healthy and not getting himself into trouble.