Washta
"Good" as her name says
Washta
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History
Washta knew she had an Uncle Hiamovi from his occasional visits in her childhood, and she knew he was High Chieftain, but she never understood how important that position was until she joined the spirit binders. She was surprised to discover how happy he seemed to see her, and how kindly he treated her, and wasn't entirely sure how to respond to his affection. But she decided he was the only person she had left to trust, so she told him most of everything, and was relieved to discover she'd made a good choice. Hiamovi visited his brother's family a handful of times since becoming a spirit binder and High Chieftain, and has always liked his niece. He and his brother weren't close, almost unfriendly, and Hiamovi never knew how bad life had gotten for his family before it was too late and Washta showed up at his camp, half-starved and in pain and asking only to be taught the skills necessary to serve her Nation.
Relationship Reasoning
Washta sees Hiamovi as her only remaining family member, really, because her parents joined the mountain tribe and she never met any of her aunts or grandparents. She figures he's the only one she can really trust now, so she did, and the moons she's spent training as a spirit binder in his camp has only improved her opinion in him. Hiamovi feels partly responsible for what happened to Washta and her parents. He wonders if he could have prevented what happened had he bothered to be closer to his brother. He hopes that by caring for Washta now he can redeem himself a little, and help Washta become the strong person he knows she has the potential to become. He seems a lot of himself in her.
Commonalities & Shared Interests
They're both spirit binders, and both failures in some way in that aspect. Hiamovi can call spirits of every type and strength, but he can't actually half-bind them and fight with that bond. Washta can bind and move and fight, but only with a single type of spirit, it seems. They both had/are having a rough time of it training. They're also both introverted, rather quiet and solemn, and kinda lonely/friendless--at least, Hiamovi was as an adolescent and young adult.
Shared Secrets
Washta told him most everything about her parents, and he hasn't told anyone else. They share the burden together.
Relationship Reasoning
Shadi was assigned to be Washta's watcher/trainer partly as punishment, partly as reward/opportunity. She'd done something dumb during training the day prior to Washta's arrival, so she got the job of babysitting a glorified prisoner. But this was also her chance to prove herself as a good teacher and trustworthy person, so maybe she could graduate early and become a hania sooner. So, Shadi gave it her all to train Washta well and become her friend. Washta isn't here to make friends. She's a spy for her uncle. Yet she can't help but appreciate Shadi's help with her full-binding. Washta's worried she'll get attached to her, and vice versa, and that'll make everything hurt more when Washta leaves. If. If she leaves.
Commonalities & Shared Interests
They both have full-bindings with stone spirits, they both have mountain tribe family/blood/history, they both love their people strongly and want to protect them.
History
Washta and Ituha are in the same squad. Ituha's the unofficial leader of the squad, and Washta often causes trouble for the squad, though she doesn't mean to. Ituha is mean to Washta and Washta does her best to ignore her, though she wishes they could be friends.
Commonalities & Shared Interests
They're both training as half-binders of the Makkah Nation, but Ituha's good at it and Washta is not.
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