<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/36/Urnina.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Urnina</span>(https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1516613)<br/><br/>Urnina is the daughter of a blacksmith in some isolated village within the valley.  Her father was disappointed when he was bore with a daughter instead with a son in order to pass on his legacy; due to this Urnina was frowned upon by her father and their relationship became indifferent at best to the woe of the girl.  Things took a turn for the worse when an accident left her father unable to continue his craft.  Urnina wanted to help out but what can useless girl like her do.  The god of blacksmiths came to her in a dream, like it is said to all who became blacksmiths, so it was unusual that he chose to appear before her.  The god asked her if she would do anything to gain his secrets.  Urnina did not give it a second thought and accepted.<br/><br/>With the divine insight granted to her, in addition to having secretly watched her father's work through many hours during her spare time, took on the mantle of blacksmithing.  The work was hard and grueling, and was not profitable at first since many frown upon the idea of a woman being a blacksmith which has been a profession exclusively for men.  But Urnina persevered and continued on in spite when suffered an accident from the hazardous work that left her maimed for life - a give and take thing she suspects in exchange for being granted divine guidance and as a test of her faith.<br/><br/>As time passed on people slowly came to accept Urnina’s calling, and many clients locally and from the outside came seeking her services.  Perhaps they came to the lure of the only female blacksmith in the area.  She had produced many blades and armor especially to those who call themselves as adventurers.  It was from them that she learned of the goblin hunts, and of the fact that many women enter the life of adventuring in order to escape their sorry state.  Their tales prompt her of wishing herself of becoming an adventure but she just had too much responsibility here in her hometown especially having to tend to her stricken father.  That all changed however when her  father eventually died of misery, perhaps having never accepted the fact that he was succeeded by her daughter in his profession.<br/><br/>In spite of what had gone between them, Urnina was devastated by the loss of her father, which had left her in being lull in her blacksmithing for a long time.  Eventually, deciding to get over her grief, she decided to close shop and sell off what possession she had in order to outfit herself and decide to strike out on her own, to become an adventure, and perhaps give a shot at those so-called goblin hunts.