Yindi Weatherall (YIN-dee WEH-thur-all)

A Resident

Yindi Weatherall (a.k.a. Yin)

Yindi Weatherall, often called Yin by her close friends, is a direct descendant of the Indigenous tribes of Australia, whose lineages have flourished in Tir na nOg for millennia. Yin is a revered photographer in the Realm, capturing the unseeable colors and ethereal moments of Tir na nOg with her enchanted camera—a tool she crafted to reveal the deeper layers of magic hidden within the ordinary. Her passion for photography is paralleled by her love for stargazing. Yin spends her nights exploring the constellations that tell stories of her ancestors, using her knowledge to teach others about the celestial guides that have navigated the Indigenous people across both time and realms. Her work not only decorates many dwellings but also serves as a cultural bridge between the ancient lore and the present communities of the Realm.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Relationships

Yindi Weatherall

sister

Towards Birrani Weatherall

Birrani Weatherall

brother

Towards Yindi Weatherall

History

Siblings

Current Location

Ngurra-Ganya

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Kamilaroi

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Spouses

Siblings

Birrani Weatherall (brother)

Children

Sex

Female

Other Affiliations

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