Da'iji Whisperton

Despite what many people think, Da’iji knows quite a lot of things. She knows that you should always be courteous and kind, and act as if each person you meet is going to be critical to your endeavors - her parents taught her that. She knows that her family’s trading business is looking to establish itself as a large-scale establishment, and that her parents and four siblings are all around the continent making that happen. Pretty much her whole life, all she has known is business - her father Ji'kaba grew up in a hard way, and says that all their comforts in life are due to digilent business practices, and her mother Sylvanna's family of entrepreneurial nobles allowed them to take the business to the next step. In fact, every decision her parents have made have been primarily business decisions: moving to Shorvus to tap into a network of local artisans, forming friendships with political leaders in the hopes of encouraging increased transportation infrastructure, even their children were born with ideas of how they might help expand business interests. What Da’iji doesn’t know, however, is if her parents still have plans for her. Amidst growing environmental concerns as they planned trade routes through forests and mountains, they had hired a local druid - a Khajiit named Ha’ami Thorn - to train Da’iji in the hopes that she could effectively become the company’s environmental representative, assuaging concerns that the company did not have the welfare of nature in mind. However, she hasn’t heard from her parents - nor her siblings Fenarro, Elebette, M'desi or Tsavi in quite some time, and she’s starting to worry that she’s no longer in the bigger picture. Which might be for the best, as she’s starting to have some environmental concerns of her own about the company. Still, she’s not really sure what she’s meant to do next, or who to ask. She’s spent the last two years at her family estate, getting regular druid training, and maintaining friendly relationships with the local community. When her family asked her to watch over things until they got back, surely they didn’t mean for this long?