Strands-of-Glowing-Dawn Tzeniwe

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Strands-of-Glowing-Dawn Tzeniwe

NG | female | anadi | dreamweaver Branch: Emerald Boughs

Classroom Advantage: Treat your successes to Study for Emerald Boughs classes as critical successes instead, but this doesn’t apply when you Cram.

Specialty Spell: friendfetch

Notable Skills: Crafting, Diplomacy, Performance, Society

Hobbies: bird-watching, baking, high fashion

Most Well Known For: having elaborate themed outfits for every class

Strangest Quirk: leaving hidden anonymous gifts for people

Common Associates: Anchor Root (stress baking), Esi (babysitting), Ignaci and Noxolo (weaving cloth and sewing clothing)

A middle-aged woman who stands out among her younger peers, Tzeniwe sought the Magaambya later in life to gain an advanced education in the hopes of passing that education down to her children. A shy and awkward person from the nation of Nurvatcha, Tzeniwe knows that many in the Mwangi Expanse mistakenly believe shapeshifting anadis to be humans who turn into hideous spider creatures at night. Though the Magaambya possess’s a much more enlightened view on anadis, Tzeniwe is still painfully aware that many humanoids are terrified of spiders.

Indeed, she’s more forgiving of repulsed reactions than her friends think she should be. Possessing a cooperative and generous nature, Tzeniwe often leaves her peers small gifts to make them comfortable, such as cups of chilled tea, delicious snacks, or even soft scarves and kaftans.

Despite her introversion, Tzeniwe’s two toddlers constantly pull her out of her shell. Named Zachva and Zanvi, the rambunctious pair have no qualms about jumping around in spider form, pestering other students, or climbing into places they shouldn’t. Academy students have become impressed with Tzeniwe’s ability to lasso her children from over 50 paces to retrieve them. Though Tzeniwe usually carries them with her during classes, a large spiderling on her back and a human child on one knee, she often asks others to watch them when the twins refuse to behave.