Mya Grace

Mya is unceasingly loyal to the king. Everything she says about him, or about his reign, is completely sincere. She is devoted to anything she is passionate about, and anyone would be hard-pressed to make her change her mind. As such, she makes a very loyal friend, although her King comes first, and for anyone who meets her, it isn't too hard to figure out. However, she can be very calculating, and spends much of her time "on the job" lurking in taverns and picking up gossip. She can change her behavior to match a situation if she believes it will help her gather information, but she finds it difficult to pretend to be loyal to the rebel cause. Instead she dances around the subject as well as she can. She is friendly, but she's a quiet sort of person; to sort to sit there and listen rather than make a scene. She enjoys exploring, but prefers remaining within the castle walls when she isn't doing her job.

Growing up in the castle, Mya secretly observed many of the different people around the castle. She learned close combat by watching the guards train, and taught herself gymnastics by observing some of the kingdom's performers, and watching cats. Because her job can be dangerous, she constantly carries on her person two ornate daggers, a "gift" from one of the King's advisors when she was given her job. The two daggers live within a secret pocket inside her cloak, easily accessible but out of sight.

Mya's parents both worked inside the Castle. Her father looked after the King's horses, and her mother worked in the kitchen as a cook. Because of this, she grew up inside the castle's walls, and knows little of the outside world. As a servant's child she's never been allowed to so much as make eye contact with any of the "important" people who live inside the castle, but she knows each and every one; even if they don't know her.

Three days before she was due to do to the city square and be assigned her place in Helidor, her father aproached her. He told her everything he knew about the rebel cause; and his involvement in it. He wanted her to run away with him, make a break for the mountains. Her mother had already denied him, and Mya did the same. Though she listened to her father, and understood the sentiment behind the rebel cause, she didn't believe in it. She understood the workings of their country, and was content to live by them. She was completely loyal to the king.

The next day, Mya reported her father to the authorities. She didn't know why, and she couldn't look him in the eye when they took him down to the dungeons, but she didn't regret it. Her mother refused to even speak to Mya, who spent the next day in isolation, wandering the castle, sticking to the secret halls that few people even knew about. She knew how to stay out of the way.

And so came the day of her designation.

She feels the Celebration of Order, in her case, may have been a bit biased. She grew up in the castle, turned over her own father for rebellion... She was chosen to be a spy. Not publicly, of course. But that was what she ended up doing. She was taken back to the castle, and given her duty. They wanted her to seek out rebels in the city. They wanted her to utilize her talents, her cleverness and sneakiness to discover, by whatever means necessary, who were rebels. Try to learn who the rebel leaders were, if possible. Find out where exactly they were hiding outside of Helidor... She was to report to the King's Advisors weekly, unless she gave notice that she would need a little longer to gather information between meetings. And that is what she's been doing. She no longer speaks to her mother, but she is allowed to visit her father, but she knows its never private. She doesn't go down to visit him very often, and usually only sees him when she needs to question any of the prisoners in the dungeon