RPGaDay2022 Day 24 When did you start playing this character?

<p>When did you start playing this character?</p> <p></p> <p>Kellie:</p> <p>Lil (Lil-with-crooked-smile) Changeling Bard</p> <p>Lil’s parents live in secret with humans in the town of Middleton, far from Freeport but a minor stop on the overland routes.  Her father, Tal-with-piebald-eyes, is a clerk in the magistrate’s office under the identity of Thom Tilson. (Til is actually Tal’s father’s name).  He also has a Persona of Cruxley, the master forger.  He often makes forged documents for Changelings who pass through.  Her mother, Lah-with-long-lashes, is a bard.  She has the Persona of Melody Tilson, a half-elf Bard and performs in the local Tavern.  They had many other masks and personas but those were their most used forms.  Lil will often use these personas.  Lil has a cousin, Voy-with-notched-ear, who lives in a Freeport community of Changelings but she is not very close with him.  She prefers the company of her friends but visits regularly.  There is so much inspiration and variety amidst the single-skins, especially in a large port city such as Freeport.  Lil’s father sent her to Freeport as an outlet for her “adventurous” spirit and avid curiosity.  Lil has a talent of finding out people’s secrets and will sometimes use them to her advantage.  It was this talent, as well as her innate abilities with appearance and entertaining that fostered the interest of the College of Chords.  Lil’s favorite instruments are the Lyre and the Lute but she is more than a fair hand at the flute.</p> <p>(The colors are the written text in Kellies hand written journal)</p> <p>Lil: Changeling female, 5’7”, slender build, pale white skin, long silver-white hair, colorless eyes. Normal voice.</p> <p>Cruxley: Human male, 6ft., slim build, handsome, short brown hair, connected goatee and mustache with red highlights and a hint of grey, brown eyes, pale skin, and long fingers with ink stains.  He talks with an Irish accent.  Master Forger.  Cruxley is fond of the cutting remark and not likely to pick up an instrument. He is also ve