Sister Lianne Haverkamp
Appearance:
Sister Lianne Haverkamp is a wiry 19-year-old with a quiet determination etched into her features. Her deep brown eyes hold a steady focus, though they soften when she speaks with kindness or recalls her family. Her dark hair is tied back in a practical braid, and her olive-toned skin bears the faint tan of someone accustomed to Seregon’s sun-dappled jungles.
When openly identifying as a monk of the Macaw Order, she wears a vibrant red robe accented with green and yellow. However, aboard the Crom’s Riddle, she discreetly reverses her robe to reveal its plain gray lining, blending in as a nondescript traveler.
Background:
Lianne grew up on the outskirts of Seregon in a small farming community that worked the Coffee Plantation owned by a noble family. Her mother, Marije, and older sister, Anneke, were employed as laborers. Their lives were hard but stable until a group of Crimson Slavers raided the plantation during a harvest season when Lianne was only nine. Both her mother and sister were taken, vanishing without a trace.The loss left a deep scar on young Lianne, and she was taken in by a nearby family until she came of age. As she grew, she heard whispers of the Macaw Order and their mission to dismantle the chains of oppression. She walked the dangerous paths of the Lula River alone to find Macaw House, where she begged to join.
Under the harsh yet compassionate guidance of Gerarda the Clench, Lianne trained to turn her grief into resolve. She excelled not only in unarmed combat but also in stealth and observation, making her a natural fit for missions requiring subtlety and discretion. Though she outwardly radiates calm, her personal vendetta against slavers drives her every action.