Lady Bastier

Knowledge unlocked by Skarl Hrolfson:

Overview
Lady Bastier is the daughter of King Rupert Forrest and a beloved figure of the people of Pax.

Physical Appearance
A beautiful young woman. She has the dignified grace of nobility, with the kind of delicacy that is uncommon for a woman of Vesta. Indeed she seems to be the very essence of fragility, with her light skin and slender figure. She has long, light blond hair that parts gently away from her face.

Personality
Quiet and reserved for the most part, but is well aware that her position requires her to be able to hold polite conversation and is as capable a speaker as any. She has a kind of distaste for military matters and soldiers. This does not stop her from fufilling her duty to her nation, and she is as brave as any soldier.

Backstory
She was born into to the Forrest family long after they had ceased to be royalty, but was still raised as something of a princess. She was raised with duty to Pax being at the top of priorities. She proved to be a remarkably bright child and when she came of age she was given a small management role in the Pax's local government. She was very efficient in her duties and had a hand in the implementation of several popular policies, earning her widespread admiration of the people of Pax.

Feeling that she could do more good if she wasn't confined to an office, she began touring Vesta's territory to find areas in which she could help improve. There was some objection by her father, who was afraid of what would become of her as she toured war-torn areas of the continent, but she would not be stopped. Her tour would eventually take her to Stone Soren, where she would be taken hostage on the opening days of the siege.

Campaign Log
After several weeks in captivity, she was eventually released in a trade with Colonel Grienhorn in exchange for several carts filled with food. The colonel put her in a carriage and sent her in the company of the Party back towards Pax. Only a short time into the trip thier carriage was invaded by a mysterious man who claimed to have some words he wished to say in private with the lady. The man employed some kind of magic to teleport the party away from the carriage.

The Lady's carriage was met once again by the party during thier flight from Pax. Paris had apparently done her no harm, and the lady seemed mildly interested in what he had said.

The party made some assumptions that the lady was involved in a sexual relationship with Paris. Paris would later say the "Lady Bastier's role in the grand scheme of things will be revealed; all things are parts of a whole."