Sunizara

Sunizara was a half-orc paladin, of the lighter side of Thrall, who was found by Murzak while they were both exploring a dungeon. She'd heard of a vampire in the dungeon that had been harassing local villages and had gone to help, only to realize that she was in way over her head, the vampire had her cornered and was ready to strike, when a greataxe suddenly split it's skull open and a thin bearded man drove a stake into the vampire's heart. Since then she has owed a life debt to Murzak, and has been trying to repay him, however much he claims she doesn't owe him anything. While she was fairly uncomfortable around Murzak's mercenaries and his gruffness was taken as rudeness, she has since befriended the mercenaries and has taken up a spot in the infirmary of the Bleedin' Blades as well as being quite a threat in the battle ring. She still enjoys travelling with Murzak, Tim, and Larry as their designated healer, even if she usually hangs back with Larry when the opponents get too tough.

The Death of Sunizara
As the leaders of Donetski set out on a quest to discover who was behind the assassination attempts, Sunizara insisted she go with Murzak and the others, she felt she'd come in handy as a healer. The journey to Mocow was uneventful and the group found out that the high merchant wanted them dead, however they were not in a position to do anything about it without getting wrecked, so they decided to head home and decide on what to do. Three hours into their journey home, the arrows rained down. Larry was hit and fell down knocked out by the pain, Gutt, Sunizara, and Tim were hit hard, feeling the effects of the poisoned arrows. Then the assassins stepped out of the woods, they were surrounded with no escape. As they rushed in, Sunizara stepped in front of the unconscious Larry, only to be struck by down by a man with a bastard sword, she was dead before she hit the ground. After the battle, Murzak took the time to give her a proper burial, and he strung the scorched and mangled bodies of the assassins up in the trees as a warning to the High Merchant. The time for war had come.