Nona Kalimda

Full Name: Nona Kalimda
Name Meanings:
Nona – “Ninth”
Kalimda
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Heritage: Chultan
Class: Artisan
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Profession: Tailor
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Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Light Brown
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Currently Lives: Loudwater
Relationship Status: Married, Husband: Gront
Children:
– Daughter: Nia Kalimda
– Son: Omari Kalimda
– Son: Arok Kalimda
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Languages: Common
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Introduction

“After a few years mending torn garments in her small village she’s looking for her big break in the big city.”
Neverwinter

A serious and aspiring tailor looking to launch her career, the last thing Nona Kalimda was looking for in the workshop was love.

Of course it had to be Gront, the strong, hulking half-orc blacksmith. The one who had been abandoned and shunned and was ravenous for love and affection and quite simply something very physical.

But no, Nona’s focus was on her work. Not on a primal, tusked, muscular man shoveling coal and hammering on the anvil.

Or so she tells herself, dismissively resisting her attraction to Gront. Though very plainly seeing his attraction to her. Not exactly adept at conversation and interactions, Gront mostly just stares one-track mindedly at Nona. She initially gives him the cold shoulder, fearing getting involved with him would have her ending up pregnant and jeopardizing her big city aspirations. Nona knows the relationship would be an extremely carnal one, given the known reputation for orcs having the most intense urge to reproduce, not to mention the fabled virility of blacksmiths.

Though she tries to deny it, Nona wants Gront just as much as he wants her. But can she be a successful, big name tailor while frequently pregnant and rearing a whole horde of half-orc children?

While Nona wars with her heart, an ignored Gront becomes very despondent and saddened by what he interprets as Nona’s apparent rejection of him. Having been rejected all his life and now by the woman he so intensely desires, Gront’s demeanor begins to revert to the true lonely, broken soul he’s been harboring since he was a child.

Seeing his loneliness and how much he’s hurting pains Nona greatly. So much that it becomes the breaking point with her own conflicted desires.

Finally reaching out to him, both physically and emotionally, Nona gives in to her feelings and the man she secretly craves. And compromising for both love and her career, she and Gront settle for a small town, marrying and moving to Loudwater close by Valkilmar and Fenella, where they continue to work their respective professions and have started to raise a family.