Several months ago, a bright green flash lit up the night skies over the mountain town of Volhi. Seconds later, there was a great thunderclap, and the buildings shook for a moment. The next day, a local shepherd reported a stretch of flattened trees surrounding a clearing dotted with numerous newly formed craters in the ground. Not knowing any better, the locals guessed a meteorite had landed. Those with little to do flocked to the site and started digging. The newly arrived mining company, which claimed to have bought the mining rights from the Crown. As long as Volhi and the locals find Poplum, everyone will prosper.
Malina Lonecrest, 24, Human, is a miner at The Grand Meteorite Site Mine just outside of the town of Volhi. She has an average height and build and is considerate and motivated. She wears her black hair in a ponytail and has jade-green eyes. She wears comfortable leather pants and blue shirts to work in the mine. When she goes back to town, she changes to a patterned skirt and plain white blouse to go out with her friends. Malina is skilled with an axe and is part of the local militia. Her favorite item is a small yellow crocheted blanket from when she was little.
Malina was one of the first miners to work on the spot where the meteorite fell. The company that received the mining rights hired many local miners, and the job appealed to Malina. The meteorite consists of many metals, like silver, copper, and tin. There is also a rare metal, Poplum, found only in this meteorite. Items forged with Poplum are extra strong and resilient.
Malina lives with her parents, Adon, 55, Human, and Lacee, 47, Human, in Lonecrest. They all live in a cottage in town, and many friends and family live nearby. Malina is dating Maverick Plainshade, 27, Human who owns a farm just outside of Volhi. They have been dating for three months, and things are going well. Malina’s best friend is Zaida Titanbash, 23, Human, and works in the mine as an assistant to the owner, Levin Marbleblaze, 60, Human. Malina and Zaida love to dance and spend Friday and Saturday evenings at the local pub, The Royal Canary.
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