<strong>Name</strong>: Millyn "Millie" Rosaline… (Carries on in incomprehencable sceipt.)<br/><strong>Physical Description</strong>: Lean and limber, Millie is a relatively thin woman, though this is generally offset by her wide hips and ample bosom. Her silvery blonde hair can stretch down to her knees, though this is often tied into a much shorter braid. Perfect and fair, pale skin and icy blue eyes are easily noted, though the most noticeable of all her features is most certainly her long, dagger-pointed ears betraying her as a fey girl.<br/><strong>Job</strong>: Proprietor of Millie's Nook, an adorable cafe home tucked away in a corner of Sunport, offering a pleasant view of the ocean front. Here one can relax in a homey hovel, enjoy a freshly brewed pot of tea and warm from the oven cookies. Though her services certainly don't end there. Come in, sit down, enjoy a cup of tea and have your fortune told. Let Millie ease away your troubles with a massage if you're so personable, just don't go snooping up any stairs if you happen to find them~<br/><br/>The morning had been early as ever, as the sun barely peeked above the crest of the horizon, the steady stride of the dutiful woman set her out. A winding trek at the start of her week that wound through the near hills and towards the fields south of the city and back again. Wearing a warm smile all the while. It was about seven o'clock when she got back to the little homestead planted in an unassuming, though awkward corner of the city. Flanked by two story buildings, similar small stores in more contemporary structures sat around the rustic-looking hovel that looked as if was plucked right out of a fantasy novel. Wooden timber and mud. Vinework creeping across the northern side. A walkway of large stones led from the sidewalk, separated by a quaint little fence and an archway decorated with vines blooming with flowers. A wooden sign, a thin slice of what must have been a sizable tree still trimmed with bark offered a lovingly scribed name of Millie's Nook as she flipped the hanging sign at the bottom to 'open'.