Character Name: Cha'Drek<br/>Age: 46<br/>Class: Druid<br/>Race: Ochin'aque<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Cha'Drek is an Ochin'aque with shoulder length hair, emerald eyes and wings of a similar emerald color. The hue of his skin and hair changes with the current season.<br/><br/>During the spring his skin has a very faint pink hue and his hair is a pastel green. In summer months his skin becomes more tan in color and resembles a more red color. His hair becomes a bright green, similar to the color of the jungle leaves. <br/>During the autumn season his skin returns to a pale pink and his hair becomes a contras of browns and reds.<br/>As winter closes in his hair becomes a snowy white color and his skin takes on an equally pale white.<br/><br/>Like the majority of his tribe Cha'Drek was trained to respect nature and shun civilization in it's entirety. However as a young fae he happened upon a traveler hopelessly lost within the deep recesses of the jungle which his tribe called home. The teachings of his tribe dictated to leave the poor soul to his fate, however Cha'Drek could not find it in his heart to strand the lost human and flew down from the trees to speak with the lost traveler.<br/><br/>Naturally the lost and frightened human was shocked to see the smaller looking human creature hovering before him and speaking with him. This was also the first time for the young Ochin'aque to have spoken with a human as well so the situation was equally strange for him as well.<br/>Eventually Cha'Drek convinced the traveler to trust him and lead the human to the edge of the jungle within sight of the nearest settlement that he knew of.<br/><br/>The human was so happy to be out of the jungle but told the Ochin'aque that he was penniless having been robbed before becoming lost in the jungle and had nothing to offer in return for the assistance. The fae of course didn't understand this concept of money or payments for services and told the human not to worry over such minor things and started back into the jungle. The traveler called out to the young fae and produced a small flask with a crimson liquid sloshing around in it. He explained that the least he could do was offer the fairy the wine he had left and explained that if the fae ever found it's self in the local town it would be welcomed in his home. After the invitation the human gave his name and left towards the settlement.<br/><br/>The Ochin'aque seemed confused over the offering and had trouble keeping his flight sustained while carrying the small flask of liquid, grumbling to himself he carried the bottle back into the jungle and came to a rest on a nearby tree limb. It took him several minutes to figure out how to even open the strange container. Finally after opening the strange container a powerful pungent scent flooded his senses. It had a fruity smell which automatically appealed to the young fae, however it had another strange unfamiliar smell to it, a powerful overwhelming scent that he had never encountered before.<br/><br/>Reluctantly Cha'Drek took some of the crimson liquid in his cupped hands and drank of it. The powerful aroma and flavor of the fruit in the drink over took his senses, the taste lingered when he drank it and the liquid felt as if it were burning as he drank of it down. A few handfuls of wine later the young fae was completely drunk off the strange nectar and had engaged in conversation with the nearby tree branch, arguing over what color it's leaves should be.<br/><br/>This is how the Ochin'aque developed a taste for wine, the flask the traveler gave him was more than enough to last several days. However when it was finally empty the fae was so disappointed that he made up his mind he would learn how to create this magical nectar himself and set out for the human settlement. It took him a few days of listening in on the human's conversations before he finally deduced the location of the travelers home.<br/>After explaining the situation to the man he had saved the human laughed over the whole story and explained he would be happy to teach the young fairy his trade.<br/><br/>For this reason Cha'Drek has grown quite familiar with civilization and though he still doesn't care for it, he tolerates it and it's ways much more than your average Ochin'aque would.</div></div><br/>http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=356948 (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=356948)