Kurinya Sun-Buried of Ker

Kurinya Sun-Buried of Ker was a tiefling oracle of mixed heritage who went mad with grief and guilt after the disappearance of her lover, Esheval the Dustheel. Primarily residing in Ker, she gave advice, and regularly went near the dangerous shore. After many years of silence and pressure from the community, she threw herself into the waters of the empty sea, and presumably drowned. This left behind a 3 year old child.

Appearance
Of slight build for a tiefling with sharp eyes, and tawny hair. Long, tawny hair, kept tied up tight unless she was climbing rocks, or by the shore - though rude, most did not question it the same way they did not question her thin, whiplike tail, or what could have once been gashes on her neck. Horns curled back over her head, a little pale, scales crawling over her skin like lace.

Her title derives from how her hair and scales would catch the light when she'd bask by the eerily quiet shore, waiting for something.

Personality
Ditzy and strange, rarely lucid, rarely calculating, an oracle through and through. She always seemed confused, but also smart, as though she was following a map that no one else could see, or hearing instructions no one else could hear. Those were most of her days, her bad days. On others, she could be charming, elegant. She stopped being lost. Even then, a bit unstable, a bit too far from anyone's level to be understood. Never mean, but never quite there.

Relationships

 * Esheval the Dustheel
 * A long time friend, and briefly, lover.

Legacy
The image of Kurinya, basking in the sun on the rocks in the water has become a bit of an artistic muse, if nothing else. Though not quite befitting the Dakdani standard of beauty, it is agreed to at the least be interesting. Her story is occasionally recounted as a cautionary tale, known as 'Kurinya, she who waits.'

Trivia

 * Kurinya was theoretically a fated servant of some Behemoth, but that door is closed now.
 * Many people believe Kurinya was the reason Esheval left, and regard her with a mixture of irritation and melancholy, understanding her as someone who had driven away the town's beloved.