The Keep

Name: Jin'zal Baywoe

Race: Troll

Age: 38

Class: Priest

Talents:

Professions: Herbalist and Enchanter

Guild: None

Physical Description: His dark blue skin hints towards his water affiliation, while his shock of hair is dyed red to commemorate the loss of his Baywoe tribe. He stands at well over nine feet when erect, and is especially scrawny, often confused as being ill.

Personality Description: He's a wily and often raving academic, turned bitter and absurd holy-priest. Ask why he lacks the jungle troll accent at your own risk.

A Brief Bio: Jin'zal was a promising young scholar of the troubled Baywoe tribe, who relished the joys of his homeland, even through their consistently tough and lean times. His people lived off the northern shores of Kalimdor, hiding from the outside world through the efforts of his peoples clerics. Numerous events lead to their extermination, the harbouring and aiding of two Darkspear trolls was attributed as one step towards destruction, that left Jin'zal very bitter for a long time. Jin'zal had embraced their shamanistic teachings, as he was a lover of knew knowledge. But when the clerics power failed his island home, he cast it off in favour of the traditional academic role of holy priest. It was his ultimate tribute to the Baywoe tribe.

Though he eventually stopped blaming the Darkspear, he never lost his resentment for the night elves who were directly involved in his homes destruction. One of the last survivors of his people, he wandered south and found his way into the newly established Horde's lands. After a long journey, with little supplies, he was not fully able to fight off the humans who still wandered the coast of Durotar, harassing the Darkspear and orcs alike. It was then that he met the young green orc woman, Lae.

Together as Lae and Jin'zal:

The blue skinned and red haired troll seemed to Lae to be a Darkspear in need. The humans had caused their people much trouble especially, so this came as no shock to the young warrior. She raced to his side, and though inexperienced herself, Jin'zal's restorative powers kept the young warrior alive and fighting against overwhelming odds.

From then on, Jin'zal tagged along with the warrior. He kept her healed, she kept him safe. The arrangement was immediately accepted by both, and though Lae was confused by a troll who could not speak Orcish, she taught him and in his academic style, learned quickly and by the book.

The older troll was fascinated by her. He had never set his eyes upon an orc, and was astonished that one so young could be so strong and able. Lae, on the other hand, was amazed that a troll so frail and sickly looking could even survive the treks to the battlefield. While he admired her, she grew protective and concerned. But in addition to that, she appreciated and knew the value of his holy arts, and more so, she enjoyed his company. She loved listening to his long stories and strange way of talking. So they continued together for a long time, growing quite fond of each others company and companionship.

One evening in Durotar while returning from a battle, Lae grabbed the tall troll and flung him into the red sands, pinning him down and kissing him. The mighty warrior Lae claimed him her own, and from then on Jin'zal followed behind his protector all the more closely even.

They are currently engaged to become married.