Havi (FE3H)

In Imperial Year 1161, on the 13th day under the Wyvern Moon, Havi was born to a small family located in the south-eastern County of Ordelia in the Leicester Alliance. As their family had no claim to land, they were quite poor, often consisting of civil servants, maids and gardeners for Houses of higher Power. Though poor, and often working long and hard hours, Havi's parents made sure to raise them as best they could and spoil them as often as possible. As such, Havi was mostly unaware of their family's monetary situation, existing in a peaceful bliss of childhood. Havi's mother had come from a long line of caretakers who served the Ordelia family, living in a small offset of the families main grounds. Count Ordelia and his wife were very welcoming and often remarked how they wished to have a child of their own, stating that their child and Havi would surely end up being wonderful friends. In Imperial Year 1164, the Ordelia's wish had been granted, and they welcomed the birth of their daughter, Lysithea.

In Imperial Year 1167, House Hrym attempted to defect from the Adrestrian Empire with the help of House Ordelia. However, the Imperial Army was not to be underestimated and made quick work of stamping out the fires of rebellion. In the aftermath, despite not being politically involved, the Empire had begun to interfere with House Ordelia's internal affairs as a punishment for adding fuel to House Hrym's fire. Many members of the Ordelia family were taken out and replaced with Imperial officials, gradually giving the Empire more and more power, all while the Alliance turned a blind eye. Many members of Havi's family, along with other families that served as attendants and retainers, were displaced and force to flee lest they be caught up in the internal warfare as well. Before Havi's family had the chance to flee, their house was raided by Imperial soldiers in search of documents pretaining to House Ordelia's affairs, as well as to instill more fear into the people of the County. To prevent the possiblity of another rebellion happening again, Havi, as well as children from other families, were removed from their homes and taken into the custody of families in the Empire. Because most children were from families of handmaids and footmen, they were placed as attendants and vassals for the heirs of most houses. At age 8, Havi was eventually placed under the care of House Hevring as a general attendant as well as a handmaid for Linhardt von Hevring, the young heir to the House.

Having been displaced from their family and all they had known, Havi was initially very stand-offish and wary of