Fullgrin

 He began his career in Urik as one of the two hundred halflings sent by Chief UrgaZoltapl of Ogo in a bargain for obsidian. When his duty was complete he moved to Raam, where he became an accomplished burglar. His exploits in Raam eventually brought him unwanted notoriety, so he moved along to Nibenay. But where the Templars of Raam had been lax and fearful, the Templars of Nibenay are frighteningly efficient. In a matter of weeks Fullgrin had to flee again – this time into the Crescent Forest – until pursuit for him died down. Thus he was greatly surprised to find a thriving community of halflings in the Crescent Forest. As is halfling custom, they offered him hospitality and protection from the humans. He accepted and for the last several months he has resided with the halflings of Losthome. His skills of stealth and combat were quickly recognized, and he has been placed in charge of a number of important raids and missions for the clan. But forest life is not for Fullgrin. Had he wanted to live the life of the halfling clans, he would have returned home from Urik rather than heading deeper into human territory. And therein lies the problem. Zivlil thinks Fullgrin is a very strange halfling. While it is not in halfling nature to do violence to one another, nor to hold one another in captivity, Zivlil fears that if he allows Fullgrin to return to human society, the secret of Losthome will be lost and the humans will come to hunt them once again. Fullgrin and Zivlil are both aware of the dilemma, and are both moving circumspectly to accomplish their goals without offending the other. But a conflict is arising, and the halflings must decide what to do about it.