Eavan was born into a wealthy family in the city of Cork, Ireland. When she was young, her parents instilled in her a strong sense of faith and justice. As she grew older, she became increasingly interested in stories of chivalry and knights rescuing damsels in distress. She dreamed of one day becoming a great warrior like her heroes. When Eavan was sixteen, she had the opportunity to put her dream into action when her city was attacked by a group of marauders. Eavan fought bravely alongside the other citizens, but eventually the attackers began to overwhelm them. Just when all hope seemed lost, a band of crusaders arrived to help drive back the attackers. Eavan was inspired by the crusaders’ bravery and selflessness, and she decided then and there that she would join their ranks. She begged the crusaders to take her with them, and after hearing of her courage during the attack, they agreed. Eavan spent the next several years traveling with the crusaders as they fought against injustice and oppression wherever they found it. She quickly proved herself to be a skilled warrior, and earned the respect of her fellow crusaders. One day, while the crusaders were camped outside a small village that they planned to help defend from an impending attack, Eavan heard screams coming from one of the nearby farms. She rushed to investigate and found a group of bandits terrorizing a family. Without hesitating, Eavan leapt into action and fought off the bandits single-handedly. The villagers were saved, and word of Eavan’s heroism spread throughout the land. From that day on, she was known as “Eavan the Crusader” – a fearless warrior who fought for justice wherever she went.
