Ok let’s see I would start off by telling u about the place I come from and mum and dad but to tell u the truth I don't remember mum and dad or where I came from . I guess they must have sold me at birth.
So let me say I am a Miqo'te of the seeker of the sun clans but behave more like if I was from the keeper of the moons. I grew up in Ul'dah , just one of the many rag tag young ones until I was found by Qhota Nbolo (mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm) . She gave me a warm place to stay and sleep , never really understood why she like hanging out in the mining guild hall , she never liked getting dirty, well not with earth anyway . The rest is pretty much normal I learnt a few trades and how to fight. I wondered round not leaving Qhota for longer that a night or too , she did always get very mad when I went out in the desert and played in sand storms . That was nothing thou when I come back soaking from the rain , oh how I love the rain and water ( and I know what u thinking a Miqo'te that like water , has she lost her mind ).
I remember the day I ran in to one of my first friends . It was a lovely sunny day in the desert as always when I heard this deep voice coming from over wonder , so I went to look and found this rather strange Lalafell who was lost . She could never tell what cactus is safe and which is not . Moggan Sparktongue was her name helped her get back to the city and out of the desert. We became friends over a few too many drinks at the Hourglass . Funny this is where we met the other member of our rag tag group Pinickity Twitchit (strange lass this one for a Miqo'te that is ). It took a while and a lot of drinks but she came round in the end . Funny she is the one that made me go back and return a marmot prod back to Eiahlaie Tsuki who is another group member now after zapped me and mog a few times ( well it was mog's idea to take from her in the first place ).
There is another one but that I’ll keep for my blog entries .So if you ever in ul'dar look us up u never know..
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