Name: William Idaho
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Appearance: William is halfway through his ascension to manhood, as such he is almost six foot tall, though yet to fully flesh out, yet unlike most boys of his stage, he is graceful and smooth in his movements, for which he has his training as a hunter to thank. His face has the look of a man to it's angles, though he is yet to shave more than once a week, and he still wears his ginger-brown hair down to his neck. his eyes are grey blue and watchful, taking in everything around him with a quiet observance that speaks of his great potential in his profession, and his mouth, though not overused, is wide and sensuous, often gifted with a smile.
As befits a hunter, he wears simple, dark clothes which are more for practicality than show; they allow his to move silently when he needs to, and are surprisingly comfortable, though look shabby and old to those who judge merely by look
Equipment: Being a young man, William has few possessions of his own; but those he does have he treasures closely; a hunting knife, his clothes, a few bone pendants he carved himself, several dozen arrows, also homemade, a quiver to hold up to two dozen, and above all his bow; a beautiful creation bought form a traveling trader with a years worth of saved furs; it is excellent and he feels it brings him luck. He also has a small kit for the making of arrows, containing a small knife, a reel of twine, a needle, fifty of so arrow heads and a pouch of fletching feathers. He must find more shafts himself, and should his other supplies run out, he is able to replace all but the needle and knife (assuming he lives that long)
Personality: William is a quiet boy, given to periods of introspection, and possessing of the rare ability to sit still for hours without hint of boredom nor weariness; such talents have made him a skilled hunter, and his master has high hopes for him
However, for all his power4s of silence, he is by no means bad company, for he is well versed both in the art of light conversation and the deeper silences that come only between friends; he understands well the function of both of noise and quiet
Backstory: Born and raised in Highburn, William is a child of the mountains through and through. Both his parents are alive, though his mother is not well; she miscarried when pregnant with a younger sibling for William, and has never been the same since. Her depression also affected his father, who was sometimes driven to drink by his wife's depression, and though he tried to avoid it, it drove William to avoid the house when he could. Instead, he took to exploring the mountains, and more than once ran into the hunter Dervish, who he made friends with. Dervish offered to teach him how to live in the mountains, to stalk an animal in total silence and bring it down without a sound, and when William showed great promise wen to Dervish went to the boy's parents and asked to take him as a apprentice; this they accepted, for his father knew at heart what troubled the boy and was further glad to set him on a course for a worthwhile profession.
The move cost little in terms of emotion, for William only moved in with Dervish and his wife on the other side of the village, but he began learning his craft in earnest, and withing three years was a skilled hunter indeed. Only six months ago, Dervish bought his the beautiful bow which he treasures.