miyasha

Miya will be more than willing to assist Nel's business ^-^. Carpentry and Blacksmithing are what she can bring to the table (and if needs be, she can -make- the table :3).

In their own way, SE has given us a way to keep all of our associations/memories. Whether or not you choose to RP with your char having the Echo or not (and i like the new version of it..view-only, and only triggers with certain people/events, so far), we all have been touched by the Mothercrystal in one way or another. If you want to, those who decided not to timeskip CAN choose to RP as if you had lost the memories of those who have jumped, BUT that will be a personal choice..as it has been shown in-game that a person with the Echo DOES retain their memories of the people who jumped. ...and technically, we all have the Echo. So, it's now a matter of personal choice whether or not you want YOUR character to forget those who skipped, but it does mean that IC relationships/associations/etc can still be valid between the two groups. As a note, Miya did not jump, but she did not forget either~

I personally don't have a problem with either VoIP program. I've had Vent installed for various XI and XIV shells, and while I've never used mumble I'm not opposed to trying it out.

Fairly close to Miya~

Miya would be hot cinnamon >:3

Miya was originally born under the the sign for Byregot, but with her affinity for the sea and her years of sailing she follows/relates to Llymlaen, the Navigator. By nature though, and like many sailors, she is more superstitious than religious and has her own private ways to revere her patron (like giving small gifts/etc to the sea for a safe voyage).

Miya Sha, plot 7. At 13, she was a bundle of barely-contained energy (was only a couple years before she 'joined' her first ship crew), with a lithe/athletic build. Hair would be longer in the back, and she would be holding a short fishing spear/harpoon. She would be mostly developed by then, but not completely. Short-sleeved tunic, shorts, and sandels would have been her attire at that point...she lived by the sea, of course.