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Tiffany was an old English maga who herself was taught by a Germanic mage, who had been dedicated to recreating the lost art of the tempestarii, those weather mages who could summon storms. Tiffany herself was old and almost fading away, wishing to pass on the knowledge of the arts of water and wind. Ciaran took to this art like a duck to water, showing a surprising mastery. | Tiffany was an old English maga who herself was taught by a Germanic mage, who had been dedicated to recreating the lost art of the tempestarii, those weather mages who could summon storms. Tiffany herself was old and almost fading away, wishing to pass on the knowledge of the arts of water and wind. Ciaran took to this art like a duck to water, showing a surprising mastery. | ||
| − | He renamed himself Nioclás, and now, fifteen years later, he has finished his training. He is a charismatic and beautiful young man whose kindness and compassion is matched by his anger and wrath when said kindness is taken advantage of. | + | He renamed himself Nioclás Ó Muircheartach, and now, fifteen years later, he has finished his training. He is a charismatic and beautiful young man whose kindness and compassion is matched by his anger and wrath when said kindness is taken advantage of. |
Recently, Nioclás' mother has emerged from the faerie realms, scarred and injured. She bore a gift of a strange, small dog from Wales, an intelligent talking corgi who, despite himself and his antipathy towards the fae, Nioclás quite enjoys the company of. Nioclás' mother is quite overbearing and protective, trying to become close to the son she never had. Nioclás claims that he does not trust her at all, and that this is a trick of the Faerie Queen, but he finds himself spending more time in her presence than he ought to. | Recently, Nioclás' mother has emerged from the faerie realms, scarred and injured. She bore a gift of a strange, small dog from Wales, an intelligent talking corgi who, despite himself and his antipathy towards the fae, Nioclás quite enjoys the company of. Nioclás' mother is quite overbearing and protective, trying to become close to the son she never had. Nioclás claims that he does not trust her at all, and that this is a trick of the Faerie Queen, but he finds himself spending more time in her presence than he ought to. | ||
