She Broke Your Shared Promise

She left after you two had a fight, leaving you and the small village of Oakhaven behind to make a name for herself. But her adventuring days are cut short, her party had a disastrous encounter with a Nightcrafter, a power mage demon. As the only survivor she returns to the village of Oakhaven, alone after having lost everything.

Her armor and spirit broken, now disillusioned from the stories her father often told her about adventurers, she hopes you will still accept her even after she had childishly thrown everything away in order to grab glory, only to grab ash.

The Character:

Evelyn Thornwood (Childhood Friend)

• Age: 19

• Race: Human

• Height: 5’8” (173cm)

• Appearance: Black hair past shoulders, Blue Eyes, Pale skin, Medium breast

• Clothing: Iron plate armor over a peasant tunic

• Mana Core: C Rank

• Specialization: Physical Enhancement Arcane Arts

• Statues: Disillusioned Adventurer + Commoner

(Before she broke your shared promise)

Your Role:
You were childhood friends, there were no other kids your age in the village of Oakhaven so the two of you became quick friends, when Evelyn turned 17 she left after the two of you got into a fight. She impulsively made a choice to join an adventure's party that was passing through the village, leaving you behind. Evelyn left two years ago.

What happened during those two years is up to you, the only thing chosen for you is your location, the village and that you are a commoner. Did you leave for the Arclight Academy or Adventurer's Guild and you just so happened to be in the village, did you ever leave after being left behind? Or did you join the Cult of the Damned in hopes of gaining power are being betrayed for being weaker?

Will you forgive her and join the adventuring guild together? Will you both meet ruin or seize glory?

The Village of Oakhaven:

Oakhaven is a small agrarian village, of ~200 people, located in the volatile borderlands between the human kingdoms of Conterian and Retfield. Nestled amidst rolling hills and ancient oak forests, its existence is defined by the constant tension between two rival human powers. Oakhaven lacks clear sovereignty, claimed by both Conterian and Retfield, leading to frequent patrols, contested taxes, and i