Kyami the Nameless

Mokuzai says they could carve a perfect bow if their stomach wasn't rumbling so loudly, the village baker once remarked, handing over a fresh roll. It was true. As a trainee in The Heart of the Forest, Kyami approached every lesson with a serene calm that was often mistaken for wisdom, when it was usually just post-snack bliss. They would appear for their woodcraft lessons under Mokuzai with jam on their uniform, eyes peacefully resting, their mind patiently calculating how long until the next meal. The grand title came from a simple mistake. During the annual festival sign-ups, their name was smudged by a sticky thumbprint. The annoyed registrar, unable to read it, simply wrote "Nameless." Kyami was too thirsty to notice the change, and the name stuck.