<div class="floatright">(https://image.prntscr.com/image/maP9RipQQ7GSwP-v9I75gg.png)</div><br/>Name: Nala Urdermazit (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1447327)<br/>Gender: Futa<br/>Age: 18<br/>Class: Paladin (to follow Oath of Conquest)<br/>Background: Courtier<br/><br/>Backstory:<br/>Nala grew up being a part of a lesser noble family, in a line of other noble families serving the main house of human royals. She took more after her father than her mother: he was always looking to increase the power of their household, and believed that the humans were too soft and lenient in their rule. Her mother simply accepted her lot in life, being married into the family from the outside. Nala herself trained herself to be a paladin, not wanting to stay idle and simply be a footstool for the main house.<br/><br/>As she grew up, she became more and more fierce in her opinions about the main house: how they were allowing crime to slowly grip the city, how they would squander resources on eccentric projects and hedonism. She especially disapproved of the startling following that was slowly gripping the city: a cult that was rapidly gaining followers of some unknown god. The main family ignored her calls to action because they were generating business and paying handsomely to be within the city walls, but she turned out to be right: they were actually plotting to destroy the city and raze the land itself, in order to pay homage to their eldritch god. Both herself and her father went to stop the cult, with a few extra men from the lesser houses. They had manages to drive out the cultists and stop their plan, but half of the force was killed, including her father. While the main house was pleased with the forces actions to protect the city, they would not increase their defenses, nor would they make reprimands to those who were lost in the fight. Outraged, Nala left the city, and sought out the Tesseract. She would use its powers to hop from land to land, honing her body and mind in life or death trials so that she can return to her city... and claim it from the royals who were indirectly responsible for her father's death.