Camilla Whitehall

Camilla Whitehall is a human woman that stands at 5'6" (1.6764m) with fair skin, brown eyes, black hair, and relatively plain features.

She was born and raised in Lakeshire to a family of bakers, with her brother Lucio. It was there that her and her brother both learned to bake and continue the family line of bakers. At one point, Camilla and Lucio's work together earned them the titles of the best bakers in contests. This honored their family, but to Camilla, it did not mean an incredible lot. She continued to live in Redridge until she aged twenty-four years, when she ventured to Elwynn Forest with Lucio.

While in Elwynn, Camilla and Lucio both witnessed horrors inflicted upon people in the town of Goldshire at the hands of the Fifth Westfall Brigade, when a woman was lashed in the very central square of town for merely being suspected of having associated with the Defias. Camilla immediately disapproved, but captain Prescott shrugged it off, which only pissed Camilla off more. A man from town named Marcus also agreed that the treatment of the people there was ridiculous, and the trio bonded over their agreement.

Not after long, Camilla met with Marcus and her brother at the lake behind the Lion's Pride Inn and discussed what it would take to get rid of the Fifth Westfall Brigade, even though the plans were less than honest. The trio were unaware that they were being listened to, but nobody made any effort to stop them as they ventured to the Westbrook Garrison to check out the area. Once they had the ley of the land, they ventured back to Goldshire and were arrested for attempted murder.

Naturally, there was no evidence besides the word of the Night Elf that listened in on their converations, and all three had the lucky same idea to give the same alibi, and were released.

Not super long following that, Camilla heard of the Red Rebellion up North seeking to restore the lands to a false king named Greg who promised land and fortune to those that helped, and so Camilla managed to convince Marcus, Lucio, and a mister Lisidian all to go up North to join with her.

The journey was long and had its own perils, but all of the future rebels made it to Hillsbrad safely and joined the Red Rebellion. They were each provided armor fitting to their specialties, and Camilla and Marcus both bonded over how far each of them had come. They went to sleep knowing that each had a good friend from it all.

Not even a week had passed until the first mission at Durnholde Keep took place. Forces Dwarven, High Elven, and Stromic alike teamed up to venture onward into the cursed keep to clear it of whatever threat lingered. Camilla was known to fear spiders, but considering that the first enemy that appeared was a gigantic spider, the poor girl was scarred for life. Lucio and another soldier were sent forth and snatched up by the beast, but eventually worked their way free and slayed the creature.

Camilla ventured forward with the rest of the soldiers after the fearsome spider was slain, her brother returned to her. He was safe, and that was all she could ask for, yet she never felt more terrified in her life than how she felt in that moment. There were surprisingly few struggles ahead of them considering the adversary they met at the gate. Still, Camilla couldn't shake the feeling that her doom would be at the hands of a giant spider, and tried her best to avoid the main crowd by scouting the inner rim of the keep.

Apparently what the rest of the host had found had been beyond expectations: a demon, and a doomguard to be exact. Lisidian, Lucio, and others fought the creature as hard as they could, and once Camilla heard about the demon, she forgot her fears and ran up to the keep. All she could think about was her brother. Once she reached the top, she saw that they were engaged in the middle of combat, but they blocked Camilla's view so she could not fire at them with a bow nor could she run in to join. She knew that her brother and Lisidian were deep inside the mess in front of her, but she couldn't comprehend it.

And then what was one of the worst things to happen had came about: Lisidian was incinerated, leaving only a pile of ash where a strong soldier once stood. Lucio was all that remained there, and Camilla shouted, begging him to flee with her, yet he remained vigilant. The demon was enchanted with some sort of magic that bound him to a dagger, and that somehow only by taking the blood of a man with the blade as a sacrifice could the demon be banished.

Lucio was the brave soldier to take the dagger in himself and end his life to banish the demon and secure the keep, but by then, Camilla had fled along with Marcus. Not only did she flee the keep, but she fled the entire rebellion with Marcus and went to Elwynn again. She was torn up, sad, destroyed at how she got those men into the mess that was the rebellion. But there was no going back, and Marcus reminded her of that. Together, as friends, they decided to work to better Elwynn rather than avoid its struggles. That is when they were approached by a rogue named Dima, though none actually knew his name, and offered them the chance to help the people. Neither knew immediately what cause he served until he  made it very clear that the Defias had split two ways: one had gone down a more devious path, seeking to rob the poor and the rich alike to put coin in their own pocket, and the other more honest splinter, which sought to take from the rich without harm, return it to the poor, and ensure that they would live comfortably like everyone else. Dima's sect was the more noble-intentioned one. Camilla and Marcus both liked what they heard and joined up with their first task being collecting skins from wolves to make blankets.

It was a simple enough living, and for a time, Camilla felt as though she would be free from the pain that occurred at Durnholde, with Marcus to comfort her. Though it would not last. Dima, his Defias, and Marcus all left to take their own paths in life, having Camilla live her life alone for a time. She hunted to preserve her coin until she one day met a young noble named Naleris Scarletton, who had just recently inherited his title from his father who went missing in Northrend. Camilla befriended the young lord and secured her position as his temporary stewardess, showing herself to be capable enough for the role.

Their first task was to clear out the Fargodeep mine and get them back to working conditions for the people of Goldshire, so that their economy might be restored. Camilla wrote letters to the House of Nobles requesting workers and coin both be sent to do so, since she believed the payoff would be fantastic for the kingdom. The House of Nobles decided that this would be lord Scarletton's test, and insisted that he fund the project himself. The young lord did not have enough coin, and so the lot was forced to abandon that goal for the time being. A much cleaner operation that could simply be reduced to an infestation was the Jasperlode mine. Arrangements were made to clean it out, but the goal had to also be dropped due to lack of resources and soldiers.

The House ventured to Westfall after it was requested to meet with a lord that had heard of its goals. Camilla was not told the entire story, so she didn't know who it would be. As it turned out, it was two nobles from the Sons of Hath seeking to marry and join the families together in political union. This did not work, since Naleris had no heir and did not have any wife; nor had he the desire to marry another man, so he suggested that any of them would be free to pledge to the house.

The family was offended at such a notion, departing that instant, and leaving lord Scarletton without any political allies, and leaving Camilla feeling especially horrible about her role. Her work with house Scarletton ended not long after as Naleris went out to go find himself, so Camilla finally made the decision to return home to Redridge.

The journey was simple and inviting, and once she got back, she had time to relax. She got into the routine of hunting to preserve her coin count. For a while, she was happy, until she became increasingly wary of the Gnoll, Orc, and Murloc threats. She would attempt to rally people against these threats, but magistrate Solomon was what angered her most, but there was nothing she could do about it without writing the House of Nobles again.

Feeling perhaps hopefull one day, Camilla heard news of soldiers making a camp across the bridge to deal with one of Redridge's many threats, and she visited. There, she met a man named Corporal Mattias, who she managed to befriend swiftly. She managed to convince him of the necessity of her cause and he agreed that were there to be a petition, he would sign it. Despite the at first professional nature of their friendship, things grew slightly more intimate, with Camilla dancing around the very idea. Through persistence and testing the waters, she quickly learned that a relationship with Mattias was desired, and that she'd give it her all if he did the same.