Zibi Trabet
Zibi Trabet is part of the Venshowii Clan in Sylune. Her great grand parents escaped the Feywild, leaving behind their home in the Misty Briar. Harengon were being hunted by the Feet Stealers, and many were lost or disfigured during the Days of the Lost Paws. When they arrived in Sylune, the Monastery of the Wayward Souls helped the Harengons get settled in their new home. At age 12, Zibi was sent to join the monastery by her parents, as she was very spritely and restless. Always getting underfoot, her parents hoped the Monastery would tame her wild side and focus her (just a little). Zibi's parents are Mama Veben and Papa Goro. She is one of seven siblings.
At age 18, having finished the first part of her training, Zibi was sent out by the monastery to travel to Glensjust, where she is to help serve those in need. She can occasionally be found helping her Aunt Lunat, Uncle Gudge, and her nine cousins at The Biting Jackrabbit in Glens Commons or on the farm just outside Glenjust, where they grow all the produce and harvest insects for the eatery. When she's not helping at the eatery she can be found assisting those in need around town (feeding the poor, attending the sick, comforting the down trodden) or finding solitude outside of town in the hills and forest, communing with nature. Papa Goro and Uncle Gudge are brothers.
Zibi met Jowenys Ofandrus when the Biting Jackrabbit catered the worshiping services at the Shrine of Culon (Glensjust), as it still does on occasion. They enjoy helping people together. Zibi is also friends with Brywynn Floshem.
- Father side: Grandma Olal Jebbet(missing a foot) and Grandpa Diben Jebbet (missing tail).
- Mother side: Grandma Enih Trabet (missing half an ear) and Grandpa Vozdin Trabet (Missing both feet, but has prosthetics to get around).
- The Trabet siblings: Reveh (m), Qidi Trabet (f), Therno (m), Zevar (m/Zibi's twin), Bonbi (f), and Teli (f).
- The Tromet cousins: Inor (f), Bava (f), twins Medit (f) and Mozo (m), Ano (f), Dure (m), Ozar (m), twins Tagot (m) and Taget (m).
