Nadiya



Being captured in the Dream was never a huge cultural shock for this young elf. She was born and raised in the grips of poverty as little more than a scavenger, never to climb the social ladder and to remain stuck in the stables she cleaned daily. Others had their talents, and what little she did have--being exceptionally good at being prey-like--she put to use daily. What began as rabbit-like qualities blew into out-of-proportions habits, such as stuttering and finding nice tight holes to bury herself within.Nobody ever initially wants that type of life, and Nadiya became desperate to find some reprieve to a world that had failed to embrace her inner desires and needs. Through silent prayers, tears, gnashing of teeth and the sort of dying hope that leaves most men little left to fight for, the elf became a quick and effortless capture by the Asrag Reejal.

Dragged to a land of dreams by sheer lack of will to remain in her own world, Nadiya came to a crushing realization that her reality in this world would be no different. There would be no rising in status for her. There would be no shining trump moment where she could toss her head back and guffaw loudly at the ants under her feet. But after living with both her first master and being under the care of her second, the elf decided it no longer mattered. With a trusted individual to submit to entirely, she has found happiness and complete contentment with the very despair that drove her to be captured. The Dream, in short, has gifted her with an inner peace that she would have never reached otherwise.