Talir Sento

There isn't really a good reason for regrets, they only hamper the spirit's journey. Have there been mistakes, accidents, and failures throughout my time? Absolutely. One only really learns and grows from the lessons learned in failure. - Talir Sento, Dalfyn of the Sun Piper Hinta

Identity

Name

Talir Sento

Title(s) and Rank(s)

Dalfyn

Culture

Sildaryn

Profession

Dalfyn

Description

Ethnicity

Sildaryn

Gender

male

Age

73 years old, (729 YG -- )

Height

1.37 m

Build

frail

Appearance

Talir's once black hair has turned grey with age, and his face bears many wrinkles. His bright green eyes still shine from beneath drooping lids. He walks with a slight hitch in his step due in part from his age.

Personality

Talir is a practical man, his has lived a long time and seen success and failure in equal measure, this lends him insight into situations that younger Sildaryn may overlook. He is cautious about change from a point of prudence, rather than fear or distrust. While he understand it is his time to move on, he delayed accepting an apprentice until much later than most Dalfyn, because he wanted to ensure the best choice for his heir to power.

About

Home

Sun Piper Hinta, Sildara

History

Talir began training to be a Dalfyn at fourteen summers. and has just seen his seventy-third winter. The duties can be demanding of body mind and spirit. When he found Bassir, still a child, signing to an injured bird, noticed the potential within him, and once he was a little older approached him about becoming a Dalfyn. Together they trained for a dozen years, until Bassir showed a solid grasp of the role required of him, at which time Talir stepped aside and let Bassir perform many of the regular duties of the position.

Present

Talir is old for any Sildaryn, as many do not see more than seventy summers. Most dalfyn that are unable to continue the migratory cycles will chose to remain at the groves to pass on their wisdom in their final years. The primary reason for him considering to remain at the grove at all is his health. He knows he is getting old, and may not do well for another circuit of migration, feeling it may be better to stay at the grove where I may be of service, and less of a burden. It is not retirement, he will remain a Dalfyn.

Connections

Professional

Bassir Jencho