Ellari's Comments

I wanted to flesh out my idea a bit more so I'm adding some more background info as to why she wanted to be a hero/adventurer.

Ellari grew up in a nomadic tribe that migrated with the changes of the seasons. She was always a rambunctious child and loved getting into everything. Her curiosity knew no bounds and when she was not playing with the other fledglings she was often underfoot of the adults. Ellari was particularly smitten by the hunters of her tribe and how cool they were to her young eyes. She often tried to offer her assistance but was always redirected to helping out the gatherers on the grounds of being too young and too small. Being a child her attention was generally easily swayed until one day that changed everything.

Goblins had moved into a cave near her tribes migratory land one season and often harried her people. While the hunters could deal with a few at a time the amount of goblins that has spread during their season away was too much for them to safely handle. And thus the tribe had to request aid from the adventures' guild in the hopes of not being run off from their ancestral lands.
A small party of adventures were dispatched and it was a day Ellari would never forget. With their air of strength and shiny metal armor and weapons they were a sight to behold. They camped with the tribe on the way back from dealing with their monster problem and they were happy to regal them with stories of their adventures.

Ellari was hooked. Whenever the adults went into town to trade she begged them to bring her back books of heroic adventures. Often she helped unbidden in order to gain more favor of those in charge of trade since silly story books were not of need to any other in the tribe. But all the same Ellari treasured and devoured any precious book brought back to her.
In this way her dream to become a hero herself took seed. For awhile her tribe thought she would outgrow these fanciful dreams but in the end once they saw her dedication she was eventually allowed to learn a little from the hunters and occasionally taken out on small relatively safe hunts. Once she grew older the tribe helped to raise funds for her to attend the small training academy in the nearby town and that is where her story truly began.