Name: Kaito Race: Kokiri Age: 36 Gender: Male Place of Origin: Kokiri Forest PWC: 2/1/5 Treasures and Rupees: Racial: Eternal Youth Deku Nut Supply Valiance Language of Fauna Obtained: Mask Collector - Deku Shrub, Rito -100 Song of Healing - 10 Valiance Roc's Feather - 15 Valiance Rito Mask Navigation -15 Valiance Kokiri Equipment: Kokiri Tunic Child's fishing rod Short Sword Flute Backpack Sword Sheath Masks Slingshot Pet: N/A Appearance: Due to the young appearance of Kokiri; Kaito is Four-Feet tall, and weighs around fifty pounds. His hair is a very light shade of blond almost to the point of being silver, and his eyes are a sage green color. He generally doesn't wear a cap so his hair is messy and drags down to his ears. His face is rounded with a big goofy smile on his face. His green tunic is sleeveless and a bit loose fitting. He wears tight bright green bracelets around his wrists. Personality: Kaito is a fun-loving and wanderlust Kokiri. He loves life and personally hates that people die with sorrow he chooses to try to get out of a fight than engage in it though he will defend himself with his sword. With his recent acquiring of mask he has decided to go out and find as many masks as he can. Background: Within the depths of the Kokiri Forest there lives a village of children bearing fairy companions. These are the Kokiri and Kaito is one such child though he is without a fairy. At one point he lived among his kind in the forest village always getting teased for not having a fairy. While at first he didn't mind the teasing because he believed that his fairy would come any day though as the months dragged on he began to believe that he would never have a fairy. He grew to retaliate against his teasers for a while before he was cast out of the village. Once out of the village he began to live with Deku Shrub that protect the Kokiri. He grew as a scout of sorts going out of the Forest to watch for anything that would attack the forest. While out on a mission accompanied by a Deku Shrub he and his escort were attacked and due to his quick wit Kaito lived the Deku Shrub was not so lucky. The Shrub had one last request of the Kokiri, he wished to be played a song. Kaito chose to play him the song of healing which appeased the Deku Shrub and cast out his sorrow. From this he acquired a mask which allowed him to take the form of this Deku Shrub as he was as a child. For a while he tried to hide the mask from the Deku in fear that they would be upset with him. Kaito managed this for a few years but all sins catch up to the sinner at some point and Kaito was no exception. When they learned of what the mask was let alone what it could do he was cast out from their domain, while welcome to pass through it was made very clear that he should not dwell for long. From this point on word Kaito mainly traveled out of the forest looking for treasures out in the world beyond his little place in the forest. He had seen the horror of Gannon's siege first hand and he had to live through it. For him everyday was a challenge and survival was the reward. This went on for the next six years before everything died down. After wards he went back to his normal thing and one day stumbled across a Rito that had been badly injured from a fight with some moblins. The old Rito told Kaito to take a few object to a Kokiri living in the Village named Redo and as payment he gives Kaito a feather. After his passing Kaito played him the song of healing to sooth his soul, and obtained a mask. Kaito went to the Deku and told them to deliver the objects to Kokiri instead. With that done Kaito had a goal to relieve sorrow from the souls that have perished and to collect many more masks.
This passes, as Cloud has already said/done. However, if you are using interactions for treasures in order to purchase them at a discounted price (in this case, using Mask Collector's masks to qualify for the racial prices of certain treasures), please be a bit more explicit about it. Since whomever grades it has to check through all the treasures to make sure they are in order, it can be difficult to follow a train of thought, unless you outright say what it is you did.
