I wasn't involved in the Rite of Succession, so I only know Wuk Lamat in passing... Her father challenged me to a dual when I was in Tulliyolal, though...

For Twin Adder business; Captain or Captain Malaguld. For anything else, call me by name, and do *NOT* call me "Mistress" i had *far* too much of that during what little time I spent in Ishgard and it *really* grates on me...

I've been told im attractive, beautiful even...

My first language is Xaela (Malaguld Dialect) But I also speak: Hingan Yagxian And Eorzean I'm mostly fluent in: Ishgardian Garlean And for reasons I will not go into here, I can converse with dragons fluently, in their own tongue

{Not dead... just busy 😪}

My parents passed on not long after the calamity hit Eorzea... I don't have any siblings by birth, but I do have a couple of sworn sisters...

Not long after the defeat of the Uktima Weapon I went to a tasting session here... i don't remember much of it... Wine was good though!

So... one thing I have *never* understood since coming to Eorzea all those years ago is "The Nobility!" How can someone be considered of higher status and standing because of the family they were born into? All are equal under the moon, respect and standing should be *earned*!

My chosen name, Lucretia, means "Riches" in Eorzean My Birth name means "She who is clothed in sand"

I haven't got mine yet, my thesis "Intertribal Politics of the Azim Steppe: Why the Nhaadam is a Necessary Part of Xaela Culture" is STILL undergoing peer review...

English (Eorzean Common) Mongolian dialect (Malaguld Xaela) Japanese (Hingan)

I have to say that I am quite put out... Im a Bismark trained Cullinarian, and they wouldn't even let me *help* make the Sandwich...

"Chalk and cheese? Is that a Sharlayanism im not familiar with Mhitra? "Its when two things look similar, but *really* don't mix well!" "Oh... like Sadu and Magnai?"

For the record, I look like a Raen, but I was born and raised in the Malaguld Tribe... I am a Xaela in all but scales!

bsky.app/profile/nerd... Let's give this a go!