Yovela had been traveling, trying to find some hook for adventure. Ever since she had become a druid she had been trying to find her place in the world. She had tried to become a ranger, but her father had been leery of her following in her half sister's footsteps. Ever since she was a little girl she had read her sister's letters and heard the stories of the grand things she had done. She had always wanted to be just like her sister, a hero. But due to her father's insistence, and the fact she wasn't really good with arrows she had found another path a path that her mother had taken in the past. Many people would think of what her mother had done as shameful, but Yovela never hid her past from anyone.<br/>Though a druid named Kivane got her off that path, and got her thinking better of herself. He helped her in the ways of the druid. But she learned that she was not like the typical druid, no matter how hard she tried. As she drifted away from Kivane, the more she learned that she didn't seem very good at what she did. But since she left him, she didn't have much experience with fighting. Perhaps more experience with it would help her learn how to do it better. Maybe she would even become the greatest druid that ever lived. But for now, she was just looking for something to do.<br/>As she was wandering around, she came upon a woman and a man with a club. If they had weapons, they were probably adventurers. Maybe they had a lead on what to do. She strolled over towards the man, feeling more comfortable with him than the woman even though the woman was an elf like herself. Yovela barely had any women friends, besides Falamh and she had traveled far away from the woman. Though who knew what time would bring.<br/>"Excuse me sir, you seem like you are adventurers. I was looking for something to do. Could you use a druid in your party? Maybe if we look, we can find some sort of lead to something to do. As far as I've known you can usually find something in a tavern. So maybe we could find a hook and more people to join with us. I mean three people isn't enough for a good party."