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Character: Heilög
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I finally finished my character. I'll tell a little about her
Heilög lives in one of the settlements of the northern archipelago. Their community is not very rich. The land in the North is not fertile and they can not engage in agriculture. Warriors spend most of their time hunting sea monsters or attacking other settlements.
Heilög refers to the number of rejected, people who are treated with caution. They are called "Seekers of beyond" or simply Stone-eyed.
She went by the way of the Stone, having received in exchange his strength.
To become a stone-eyed, one must go through a torturous ritual. The applicant has one eye cut out, and a 'Calling Stone' is put in its place . Not many can survive the rite.
It is not uncommon for a stone to cause ugliness or death.
If, after all, a person has passed the test, then hard training and learning the secrets of the Stone are waiting for him. The calling stone allows you to see what the living do not see, to use spiritual forces that are not subject to the rest. Stone-eyed people get the ability to see the things of ancient civilization and find them, approaching the solution of its disappearance.
Special thanks for help in writing the character's name
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Comments: 106
i could have sworn this was tyra from paladins lol. she looks really cool but whats with the pop cans?
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I have not heard about this game so far Оо
Later i'll tell about cans
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Thank you so much! I'm very pleased!
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Wondering if you used the old norse word for holy intentionally or accidentally
You might want to know that Heilagr is a male specific word. The modern female equivalent would be Heilög, but in old norse it would have been Helg... (And now you know where the modern scandinavian name Helga comes from 
There are male and female variations on many words, Icelandic is SUPER close to old norse, closer than all other well known scandinvaian languages (there is some obscure sub-language of norwegian in a specific part of norway that is as close or closer tho, or so I hear
So an example for he/she is daring
Hann er djarfur (he is daring)
Hún er djörf (she is daring)
See?
Hann er heilagur (he is holy) (this is what you used, without the 'u' in it but it's the same word, like I said the u just clarifies pronouncation, because we don't pronunce the ending as "grrr" hehe we were pretty barbaric, but not THAT barbaric)
Hún er heilög (she is holy)
But I'm pretty sure tha the word heilög is specific to icelandic to make a female word for holy that sounds more similar to the male one than the older one which is helg, we still use the word helg in Icelandic too, but normally in context of inanimate thing. The reason I doubt heilög existed in old norse is because heilg would just be to osimilar to helg. Incidentally however there is a male version of helg which is helgur (or helgr)
Language lesson over 
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This sounds fair. But a lot of sites tell me about what it's all about female name)
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Those sites don't know what they're talking about, but since you had to bring the internet into this
Wikipedia is on my side
Those other sites lied to you 
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Okay, i see) I do not argue with you, I believe you.
But what about it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helga Helga (derived from Old Norse heilagr - "holy", "blessed") ?
In case this form is not applicable I can use this Heilǫg.
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This is probably inaccurate information. And don't worry, this is not an argument, it's a conversation
But there is another name, a male version of helga, helgi. It may be that helgi is derived from heilagr originally; and helga is a female version of the name helgi therefore indirectly derived from heilagr. That is a possible scenario, either way no matter whether that information is accurate or not, the facts I said about the word heilagr remain, it is only applicable as a name if it is male if you want to be linguistically correct.
I see you did do some research for the name so I sort of assume that you do in which case yes, Heilög would be more appropriate. (I've never seen this letter ǫ it looks cool! seems like in icelandic the letter has been replaced by ö)
Either way, you don't "have to" be linguistically correct, a fictional character, you can name her anything you want. But if you want to be linguistically correct then you need to change the name to a feminine noun/adjective. Like Heilög or Heilǫg or Helg or even just plain old Helga I just thought you wanted to know this stuff is all 
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Thank you so much for explanation ^^ It very useful!
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Enchantingly beautiful...even if I think she'd gut me for calling her that.
Well done.
-Respectfully, Sonofccn
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Thank you! I'm happy to hear it ^^
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why does she have coke cans on her side?
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Later i'll tell about cans!
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Really?
Thay have pop cap openers
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She looks like one bodacious badass!
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