Born in Southern Othard to a Dalmascan freedom fighter and Yanxian enchanter around the time Doma fell to the Garlean Empire. Fearing for their child's safety, her birth parents decide she should be taken far away from the conflict happening in Othard, planning to join her in the future when they could safely make their own escape.She was entrusted to a fellow resistance fighter, a Viera named Verre, who took the child through an arduous journey across the seas to Eorzea. They finally end their long journey in Gridania, where the child's guardian meets an older hyur botanist, and decides to settle down with her.As years pass with no word on her birth parents, Verre took this to mean they didn't manage to escape. She continued to raise the miqo'te together with her new partner, and the couple named her "Lorelei Syren".As she grew older, Lorelei took an interest in archery and joined the Archer's Guild. She spent most of her time there, practicing her skills and doing odd jobs for the guild from time to time. In the evenings, she was known to frequent the Carline Canopy where she would listen to traveling bards spin their tales and songs to a captivated audience.In her late teen years, Lorelei befriended a Gridanian bard who took her on as a student, and the two traveled together around the Twelveswood. When she completed her training, Lorelei returned to Gridania and worked as a part-time performer at the Carline Canopy, while also helping the Archer's Guild.At eighteen summers, Lorelei has a fateful encounter with a pair of outsiders, Yda and Papalymo, during their investigation in the Central Shroud. Having grown restless in the Twelveswood and wanting to see more of the world now that she was old enough, Lorelei decides to seek them out again after they leave. She joins them along with the other Scions of the Seventh Dawn, and her adventure as the Warrior of Light begins.

Born in Doma years prior to Garlemald's occupation, Amaya spent her infancy raised single-handedly by her mother until she passed away a few years later. As a child born out of wedlock, no immediate family wished to take her in, so she was sent to be raised by an estranged aunt and uncle. They both despised her and the girl grew up in a constant state of verbal and physical abuse. After suffering their torment for years, Amaya snapped in a fit of rage and brutally killed both of them.During a routine inspection of the village, a Centurio from Garlemald found the girl in the aftermath, covered in blood with her dead aunt and uncle at her feet. Seeing the seed of hate in her eyes, the Centurio took the girl along with the other young children in the village to be conscripted into the Garlean army.Amaya was given the standard Garlean education that was required for all conscripted children, as well as military combat training. She naturally excelled in all her fields and showed promise for multiple opportunities in the military. It all came to an end when she killed a well known Garlean official. The reasoning for this seemingly senseless act of violence was covered up, though there were some rumors that the official had tried to assault her.She was subsequently jailed and given an immediate death sentence for the murder with no trial. But instead of carrying the sentence out, those above passed her along to Aulus mal Asina who needed test subjects for his Resonant project, figuring the punishment of suffering terribly before death would be more suitable than what they had initially planned.Unfortunately for them, Amaya survived Aulus' experiments and became one of his first successful prototypes of his Resonant project. As one of his valued subjects, Amaya was allowed to continue living and even begin training again, in order to become a viable assassin for the Empire.When Amaya was later assigned to be stationed at Doma Castle, she saw this as an opportunity to finally make her escape. She waited for the right moment to kill the company she was traveling with before making her escape to Kugane.With no other skills to make a living with, Amaya continued to live as a versatile assassin for the underworld in Kugane.

The sole child of traveling Xaela merchants, her parents along with their caravan met a tragic end at the hands of a band of Amalj'aa raiders. By the grace of fate, she was spared joining her parents in death, and was later found alive among the wreckage by a Lalafell couple passing through on their way to study local Belah'dian ruins. The couple, who had been wanting a child of their own, took in the young xaela and named their newly adopted daughter Kida Nedakh.The Nedakh family raised her between their homes in Thavnair and Ul'dah, where Kida received the highest of educations and was never found wanting, as both her parents had lucrative enterprises; her mother being a renowned alchemist with an established enterprise, and her father being a distinguished Belah'dian scholar and mage.Through private tutoring and studies at the Ossuary, she gained an expert knowledge of alchemy and thaumaturgy. Although she was groomed at birth to become the next matriarch of the family, Kida prefers to spend her time leisurely, indulging in hedonistic pleasures and manipulating others for her own amusement.

( This character is still a work in progress. )A child who was not meant to live, born from a dead mother and brought into the world without a heartbeat. They were brought back into the world of the living by the unexpected presence of the housemaid, who interrupted the plans to dispose of the child.Regrettably, they were taken in by the old doctor and raised in his home by the housemaid. They were isolated from much of society due to their " poor health " which left them stricken with ghostly visions and disembodied voices.They are a frequent visitor to graveyards and crypts, where they bring flowers for the deceased.