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Josh, banker in Miami (1984,?)
Nancy, bone carver in Miami (1959,?)
Dong, builder in Miami (1941,1984)
Wibawa, builder in Miami (1932,?)
Kanita, builder in Miami (1927,?)
Banyong, builder in Miami (1864,1978)
Urvasi, moneylender in Jakarta (1831,1911)
Caecilia, moneylender in Ulaanbaatar (1790,1863)
Sun, crime lord in Warsaw (1746,1815)
Flavius, crime lord in Warsaw (1708,1768)
Alda, crime lord in Shanghai (1678,1733)
Cheng, shaman in Warsaw (1617,1694)
Zhan, moneylender in Warsaw (1599,1666)
Bugidai, moneylender in Shanghai (1558,1637)
Dong, moneylender in Osaka (1500,1586)
Nguyen, merchant in Delhi (1455,1536)
Tao, merchant in Jakarta (1448,1507)
Akiba, merchant in Nanjing (1413,1476)
Ishido, merchant in Jakarta (1407,1477)
Paul, merchant in Nanjing (1360,1433)
Mai, crime lord in Warsaw (1320,1381)
Wibawa, crime lord in Beijing (1269,1338)
Banyong, crime lord in Delhi (1197,1299)
Ishido, merchant in Delhi (1130,1197)
Shanti, merchant in Delhi (1096,1185)
Bugidai, merchant in Nanjing (1045,1115)
Chatur, merchant in Ulaanbaatar (988,1071)
Zhan, merchant in Ulaanbaatar (940,1015)
Dong, merchant in Delhi (876,950)
Mai, merchant in Delhi (792,886)
Tao, merchant in Delhi (761,836)
Banyong, merchant in Delhi (696,769)
Dong, merchant in Hanoi (637,710)
Akiba, merchant in Hanoi (588,674)
Sato, merchant in Hanoi (542,605)
Shanti, merchant in Jakarta (465,553)
Nguyen, merchant in Jakarta (425,530)
Wibawa, jeweler in Jakarta (378,447)
Chatur, jeweler in Jakarta (302,393)
Sato, jeweler in Jakarta (243,324)
Sato, jeweler in Jakarta (190,259)
Sun, pictural artist in Jakarta (125,190)
Banyong, pictural artist in Jakarta (92,158)
Banyong, lumberjack in Jakarta (128,158)
Wibawa, lumberjack in Jakarta (80,136)
Kanita, pictural artist in Jakarta (48,114)
Tao, pictural artist in Jakarta (43,110)
Sato, pictural artist in Jakarta (5,79)
Sato, pictural artist in Jakarta (-56,5)
Akiba, winemaker in Jakarta (-80,-4)
Mai, winemaker in Shanghai (-129,-27)
Sato, prostitute in Shanghai (-184,-101)
Kanita, drug dealer in Shanghai (-211,-159)
Tao, con artist in Shanghai (-256,-192)
Marie, con artist in Shanghai (-297,-217)
Harry, con artist in Shanghai (-338,-263)
Philometora, con artist in Marseilles (-378,-310)
Frieda, con artist in Marseilles (-460,-348)
Florencia, drug dealer in Marseilles (-501,-439)
Alda, winemaker in Marseilles (-545,-473)
Shalyapin, winemaker in Prague (-614,-545)
Ishtar-ibbi, winemaker in Prague (-646,-556)
Shamash-andulli, winemaker in Jerusalem (-703,-641)
Levi, winemaker in Babylon (-729,-656)
Paul, winemaker in Babylon (-793,-714)
Charlotte, winemaker in Babylon (-840,-734)
Farhad, prostitute in Athens (-908,-826)
Miriam, musician in Athens (-936,-851)
Annelise, musician in Troy (-978,-892)
Harry, musician in Troy (-1021,-944)
Oliver, musician in Lisbon (-1070,-998)
Claire, musician in Lisbon (-1115,-1031)
Fabia, musician in Lisbon (-1143,-1080)
Baudoin, prostitute in Lisbon (-1196,-1128)
Soteira, jeweler in Lisbon (-1213,-1160)
Barypos, jeweler in Knossos (-1272,-1191)
Mert, jeweler in Knossos (-1315,-1238)
Ibbi-adad, jeweler in Knossos (-1362,-1296)
Aaron, jeweler in Jerusalem (-1406,-1328)
Flavius, jeweler in Assur (-1460,-1382)
Baudoin, jeweler in Knossos (-1527,-1460)
Deirdre, leather worker in Knossos (-1558,-1487)
Augustus, leather worker in Knossos (-1612,-1537)
Publius, leather worker in Knossos (-1664,-1597)
Frieda, musician in Knossos (-1687,-1631)
Friedrich, musician in Knossos (-1723,-1660)
Alexander, musician in Knossos (-1767,-1694)
Esmeralda, musician in Knossos (-1814,-1741)
Philometora, musician in Knossos (-1864,-1782)
Alice, musician in Knossos (-1912,-1825)
Shamash-andulli, merchant in Knossos (-1955,-1882)
Irem, merchant in Knossos (-1996,-1895)
Ishtar-ibbi, merchant in Isfahan (-2041,-1969)
Fulvia, merchant in Zenobia (-2115,-2023)
Alice, merchant in Athens (-2164,-2099)
Harry, merchant in Athens (-2211,-2135)
Juan, merchant in Athens (-2268,-2203)
Thea, merchant in Athens (-2314,-2258)
Pedro, jeweler in Athens (-2352,-2283)
Pythodoros, jeweler in Athens (-2427,-2352)
Pedro, jeweler in Athens (-2471,-2415)
Eymen, jeweler in Athens (-2555,-2471)
Irem, spinner in Knossos (-2550,-2479)
Khorshid, spinner in Troy (-2587,-2527)
Ku-enlila, jeweler in Assur (-2598,-2538)
Abiditan, spinner in Ur (-2629,-2569)
Ilozumba, spinner in Ur (-2689,-2606)
Qalhata, spinner in Sine Ngayene Stone Circle (-2712,-2647)
Udjebten, spinner in Sine Ngayene Stone Circle (-2736,-2678)
Abeo, vagabond in Sine Ngayene Stone Circle (-2780,-2712)
Chepkirui, vagabond in Sine Ngayene Stone Circle (-2827,-2746)
Chausiku, vagabond in Ife (-2872,-2803)
Shabaka, vagabond in White Lady Rock (-2895,-2872)
Djedhor, vagabond in White Lady Rock (-2981,-2895)
Illi, slave in Gobero (-2987,-2909)
Chapusana, slave in Bambandyanalo (-3022,-2962)
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Fulvia Frappier
Fulvia Frappier, (-2115, -2023) was a merchant in Zenobia.
Fulvia believed in Shamanism.
Financially, she was well under average. She had struggles to meet ends every other week. She was considered as a worker, belonging to the laborer caste of the society. She had struggles in accessing safe and well payed jobs and businesses. However, she made many friends. She was seen as a true poet, and legends says that she couldn't live without reading and writing. Years after, some of the works Fulvia made are still enjoyed and sometimes studied. She was robust, stunning, and never got sick a single time. She had an unbending mind, always reaching their goal.
Fulvia, 16 years old, merchant, became the new leader of the family.
At the age of 23, Fulvia invested time and efforts into a special craft : a horrid abacus. People admired her for this work and Fulvia decided to keep it as a family treasure. A few weeks later, Fulvia was robbed in a street of Athens during a dark night. Later, Fulvia got blackmailed.
Aged 37, Fulvia wanted to find the love of her live and marry. She began to look for a suitable spouse in Athens. Fulvia fell in love with Pierre, a charming man, 19 years old, a carpenter. Both married and lived together from now on. Soon after, Fulvia rejected the family values. A little while after, Fulvia had a fight with her best friend and got heartbroken.
Half a year later, Fulvia got pregnant, and gave birth to an ugly boy named Cholos.
At the age of 46, Fulvia decided to improve her knowledge. She found a mentor that teached her many new useful and wonderful things. Nine months after, Fulvia began drawing for pleasure. Nine months after, Fulvia found some unclaimed land, and made it her own.
On the next full moon, Fulvia got pregnant, and gave birth to a beautiful girl named Alda.
At the age of 57, Fulvia decided to settle somewhere else. She packed a few possessions and departed for a new place. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave her a recommandation, so she would be welcomed wherever she went. However, she found no place to settle, so she turned around. On the next full moon, Fulvia was driven away from Athens for being different. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave her a recommandation, so she would be welcomed wherever she went. The family settled in Zenobia.
At the age of 63, Fulvia spent time to learn to cook better, and made some various experiments. Not all of the dishes were good, but most weren't bad. Soon after, Fulvia got betrayed by a business partner and lost trust in others. A few days later, Fulvia began to wake up late.
Aged 78, Fulvia spent time socializing with people in Zenobia. She made some strong friendships (and a couple of enemies). At the same time, Fulvia got a severe flu.
In the year -2023, Fulvia looked for a child to adopt. Fulvia found an adorable girl named Ishtar-ibbi left alone. Ishtar-ibbi became part of the family from now on. Later, Fulvia became paranoid. On the next full moon, Fulvia went through a depression.
Fulvia died of a pulmonary edema.
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