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'''Bea Kanaya''' was born Beatriz Ramón many years ago, in the far western reaches of [[Amasynia]]. When moving to [[Myrken Wood]], she adopted the more conventional Beatrice for her name. She was a well-respected member of [[Myrkentown|Myrkentown's]] burgeoning middle class. Her ginger biscuits were a matter of legend amongst its children.

Bea was three-times married; her surname changing with each husband. Her first husband was [[Prewett Prestcote]]; they were married when Bea was 16 years old. Her second was [[Alessandre Godefroy]]. Her third was [[Drue Kanaya]]. Her first two husbands had died by the time that she was thirty years old. Drue died at the hands of [[Baie Oblec`ej|the Baie]]; one of many killed by the beast as it tore through an [[Baie Massacre|angry mob]] on its way towards Captain [[Alexander Kanashia]]. That was enough death and loss for Bea Kanaya. She kept the dead man's name for her own and cursed the Captain's with each day's dawn.

Bea Kanaya was a pious adherent to the [[One True Faith|One Faith]], although she didn't much care for [[Chapel of Saint Iona|St. Iona's chapel]] after [[Kinny Fletcherson]] committed suicide from its roof.

Bea owned and operated [[Bea's Baked Bites]], a small bakery. She was the daughter of a baker and took on the trade even though she had a love/hate relationship with it; by the age of fourteen she'd acquired a hatred for the stink of yeast and enough coin to make the journey to Myrken Wood.

Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.

Bea was murdered...

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	Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.		Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.

−	In May of the year 206, Bea was found murdered in the back room of her small bakery, her eyes gouged from their sockets. The word '<b>[[Believe\|BELIEF?]]</b>' was seen carved into a wall near her corpse.	+	In May of the year 206, Bea was found murdered in the back room of her small bakery, her eyes gouged from their sockets. The word '<b>[[Believe\|BELIEF]]?</b>' was seen carved into a wall near her corpse.

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	Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.		Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.

−	In May of the year 206, Bea was found murdered in the back room of her small bakery, her eyes gouged from their sockets. The word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' was seen carved into a wall near her corpse.	+	In May of the year 206, Bea was found murdered in the back room of her small bakery, her eyes gouged from their sockets. The word '<b>[[Believe\|BELIEF?]]</b>' was seen carved into a wall near her corpse.

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 '''Bea Kanaya''' was born Beatriz Ramón many years ago, in the far western reaches of [[Amasynia]].  When moving to [[Myrken Wood]], she adopted the more conventional Beatrice for her name.  She was a well-respected member of [[Myrkentown|Myrkentown's]] burgeoning middle class. Her ginger biscuits were a matter of legend amongst its children.
-Bea was three-times married; her surname changing with each husband.  Her first husband was [[Prewett Prestcote]]; they were married when Bea was 16 years old.  Her second was [[Alessandre Godefroy]].  Her third was [[Drue Kanaya]].  Her first two husbands had died by the time that she was thirty years old.  Drue died at the hands of [[Baie Oblec`ej|the Baie]]; one of many killed by the beast as it tore through an [[Massacre at Townsedge|angry mob]] on its way towards Captain [[Alexander Kanashia]].  That was enough death and loss for Bea Kanaya.  She kept the dead man's name for her own and cursed the Captain's with each day's dawn.
+Bea was three-times married; her surname changing with each husband.  Her first husband was [[Prewett Prestcote]]; they were married when Bea was 16 years old.  Her second was [[Alessandre Godefroy]].  Her third was [[Drue Kanaya]].  Her first two husbands had died by the time that she was thirty years old.  Drue died at the hands of [[Baie Oblic`ej|The Baie]]; one of many killed by the beast as it tore through an [[Massacre at Townsedge|angry mob]] on its way towards Captain [[Alexander Kanashia]].  That was enough death and loss for Bea Kanaya.  She kept the dead man's name for her own and cursed the Captain's with each day's dawn.
 Bea Kanaya was a pious adherent to the [[One True Faith|One Faith]], although she didn't much care for [[Chapel of Saint Iona|St. Iona's chapel]] after [[Kinny Fletcherson]] committed suicide from its roof.

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	Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.		Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.

−	~~Bea was murdered by [[Ariane Carnath-Emory]], the sixth victim slain during [[Ariane Carnath-Emory\|Ariane]]'s scourging~~ of the ~~[[Order of the All]]. Unlike the other five~~, ~~however, she'd had no business with the [[Order of the All\|Order]]; on the contrary, she actively despised it. Her corpse~~ was ~~discovered~~ in the back room of her small bakery, ~~the~~ word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' carved into a ~~nearby~~ wall.	+	In May of the year 206, Bea was found murdered in the back room of her small bakery, her eyes gouged from their sockets. The word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' was seen carved into a wall near her corpse.

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	Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.		Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well. She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.

−	Bea was murdered by [[Ariane Carnath-Emory]], the sixth victim slain during [[Ariane Carnath-Emory\|Ariane]]'s scourging of the [[Order of the All]]. Her corpse was discovered in the back room of her small bakery, the word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' carved into a nearby wall.	+	Bea was murdered by [[Ariane Carnath-Emory]], the sixth victim slain during [[Ariane Carnath-Emory\|Ariane]]'s scourging of the [[Order of the All]]. Unlike the other five, however, she'd had no business with the [[Order of the All\|Order]]; on the contrary, she actively despised it. Her corpse was discovered in the back room of her small bakery, the word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' carved into a nearby wall.

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 Bea Kanaya knew the children of [[Myrkentown]] very well.  She baked biscuits for children because she almost preferred them to adults; because unlike their elders, they had their whole lives ahead of them.
-Bea was murdered...<!-- To Be Continued by Lex?>
+Bea was murdered by [[Ariane Carnath-Emory]], the sixth victim slain during [[Ariane Carnath-Emory|Ariane]]'s scourging of the [[Order of the All]]. Her corpse was discovered in the back room of her small bakery, the word '<b>BELIEF?</b>' carved into a nearby wall.
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