Ardavaspa Jekimov (ahr-DAH-vahs-pah YEH-kee-mohv)

A Resident

Ardavaspa Jekimov (a.k.a. Dahvey)

Ardavaspa, or Dahvey, is a calm yet fiercely independent soul with an innate connection to the various horse species in the realm. Raised among the vast, open plains, Dahvey has spent much of his life working with these animals, understanding their instincts and gaining their trust. When training, his gentle yet firm approach ensures success. He views them as partners, not tools, and often claims he can sense their emotions as if they were his own. While Dahvey’s reserved nature might make him seem aloof to strangers, he opens up when discussing horses or sharing stories about his time on the plains. His love for freedom and wide-open spaces often drives him to explore new areas on horseback, sometimes vanishing for days before returning with tales of his journeys. In his quiet moments, he enjoys crafting intricate saddles and reins, pouring his creativity into each piece as a tribute to the animals he admires so deeply.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Relationships

Ardavaspa Jekimov

Brother

Towards Spakaur Jekimov

Spakaur Jekimov

Brother

Towards Ardavaspa Jekimov

Current Location

Daiwargatai

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Scythian

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Feirmeoir

Spouses

Siblings

Spakaur Jekimov (Brother)

Children

Sex

Male

Other Affiliations

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