Andavas (AHN-dah-vahs)

A Resident

Andavas (a.k.a. Andar)

Andavas has a keen mind and an unyielding patience, traits that make him a meticulous scholar of ancient structures and engineering. His fascination with the interplay between form and function has led him to study everything from towering stoneworks to the smallest hand-carved tools. Andavas often sketches intricate designs on parchment, his hands always stained with ink and chalk dust. His deep understanding of balance and symmetry translates seamlessly into his calm and measured approach to problem-solving. Though soft-spoken, Andavas’s presence is grounding. He is often the first to mediate disagreements among his fellow scholars, offering thoughtful solutions that respect everyone’s perspectives. His personal study is filled with models of his own design, many inspired by the swirling patterns of wind and water that he observes in their surroundings. Each model is a blend of artistry and practicality, demonstrating his belief that beauty and function are inseparable. Andavas thrives in collaboration, often joining Userkhet and Minala in late-night discussions over manuscripts and diagrams. While his passion for structures roots him in their shared purpose, his subtle sense of humor and warm encouragement remind his companions that progress is best achieved together.

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Current Location

Ekurwyr

Species

Scáthfear

Ethnicity

Yamnaya

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ailtire

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

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