<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/f4/Corina.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>Corina Wyrmbidder<br/><strong>Sex, recognised sex</strong>Female, definitely female<br/><strong>Species</strong>Human<br/><br/><strong>Job</strong>Watchman<br/><strong>Position</strong>Lance-Constable (new recruit)<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong><br/><br/>Corina is very enthusiastic. Particularly about getting into fights; she doesn't necessarily start them, but is happy to wade into them. If 'Confidence' was her middle name, her first name would be 'Over'.<br/><br/>The truth is that Corina's upbringing at the Wyrmberg was rather cloistered and stifling; she's a bit like a teenager who's just sneaked out to a party away from the watchful eyes of her parents...<br/><br class="clear_left"/><br/><strong>History</strong><br/><br/>Corina is the granddaughter of Dragonlady Liessa Wyrmbidder and Hrun the barbarian [from<em>The Colour of Magic</em>]. Hrun ran out on her grandmother; all that she knows is that he became a Sergeant of the Guard somewhere [<em>Interesting Times</em>]. He'd traveled from Ankh-Morpork, so she jumped to the erroneous conclusion that he must have been in the Guard there, and resolved to find him. She reasoned that it had to be a suitably heroic profession if Hrun had taken it up.<br/><br/>When the Wyrmberg and Ankh-Morpork negotiated a diplomatic exchange program, her father was startled when Corina begged to be the Wyrmberg's representative. He wasn't the only one: Lord Vetinari actually raised an eyebrow when the message came back suggesting that the representative considered occupation in the City Watch would be appropriate. He summoned the Duke of Ankh.<br/><br/>Sam Vimes thought it was a terrible idea, imagining an effete noble joining the Watch, possibly causing a diplomatic incident after being slightly bruised by a criminal. He wasn't impressed when he saw Corina: young, attractive, and wearing a 'national costume' more suited to The Street of Negotiable Affection than the Watch.<br/><br/>Still, it was up to his son to sort it out.<br/><br/>Sam Vimes II thought it was a terrible idea, but for a different reason. Corina might look like someone more usually seen dancing at the Pink PussyCat Club, but as well as her grandmother's looks, she'd inherited her grandfather's whipcord muscles, and was entirely too keen to wade into a fight. A diplomatic incident was more likely to involve her getting killed, or hitting the wrong person. Still, his father had taught subtlety to Detritus and other trolls; she couldn't be worse than that.<br/><br/>Could she?<br/><br/><strong>Writer</strong>Athem<br/>