~Bio~ This girl was born in the city of Kassau to the a field slave owned by the fisherman Wulfstan. This girls origins were not known to her for many years as her mother died in childbirth and Wulfstan never mentioned who fathered her so this girl always assumed it was him. Because her mother died in childbirth, this girl soon found herself fulfilling the duties of a field slave, wearing humble tunics her blonde hair kept very short. This girl delighted in her work. As she aged Wulfstan seemed more restless and exchanging messages with an unknown person. This girl assumed it was because he was preparing to sell her and she accepted this as her fate, enjoying her chores all the more for each day near her precious city of Kassau was dear to her. A few weeks after the strange message exchanges started Wulfstan pulled her from her chores to talk to her. He explained everything in a matter of fact way however, this girl was overwhelmed quickly and squatted on the path taking deep breaths trying to make sense of what he was saying. The man who fathered her was now a Jarl and had been for many years. He had been unsure of laying claim to his rightful property because Wulfstan had demanded a pretty hefty recompense as he had been her sole provider for the last seventeen or so years. Nevertheless the Jarl was not to be deterred and had sent his most trusted warrior to report the nature and state of his daughter. The warrior had reported she was very beautiful but was being used as a field slave. The Jarl was furious that his property was being used as such. He finally agreed to Wulfstan's greedy demands and paid a large sum. The Jarl could have easily sent a few warriors to claim her but the Jarl was a compassionate man and he hated taking life from others unless necessary. Wulfstan coughed and explained to the girl she would be escorted to the City of Landa on the morrow and to gather her belongings if she wanted to take any with her. The girl swallowed. Landa? The girl had never heard of such. After an arduous journey, she found herself being escorted into a grand hall and finally kolar before The Jarl of Landa and His Kajira. One of His girls, dressed in a shade of purple clapped her hands in what seemed delight, The Jarl slapped her though not hard instantly muting her. The Jarl stood slowly, smiling as He cupped the girl's chin with His hand. "Girl, what are you called?" The girl shook her head, she had never been given any sort of name..Wulfstan had always referred to her as 'girl'. The Jarl seemed to instantly understand her without words. He assessed her clearly pleased at His warrior's report. "This girl will be called Carissa...and wear yellows silks." He looked back to His throne and nodded to the kajira in purple. She nearly squealed in excitement and kneeled beside Carissa quickly. "Carissa is my special Kajira daughter...as she was born the same day as my precious Kajira daughter Alena." Carissa found Alena squeezing her hand smiling encouragingly. The Jarl raised His head and spoke to all presently in the room. "These are my Kajira twin daughters...both are under my protection..." He smiled down at Carissa, hand still on her chin. "Both are mine."

The Jarl of Landa is this girl's special someone. This girl would do anything asked of her by Him, her devotion is entirely to Him and Him alone. She is His property and must answer to Him and His Kajia and counsel only. Do Not speak to this girl or add this girl without His expressed consent and verbal command to this girl.

This girl's Kajira twin, AlenaLotusMystiQue is her closest friend. This girl and Alena share a deep bond to each other and The Jarl of Landa. She loves her Kajira sister as much as herself and would do anything for her. This girl also respects and loves The Jarl's Alpha Kajira. She loves and respects The Jarl's other Kajira...but she is not as deeply bonded to them as her sister Alena.

Gor /ˈɡɔːr/ is the Counter-Earth setting for John Norman's extended series of sword and planet novels. The series is inspired particularly by the Barsoom series and Almuric, but is also known for its content combining philosophy, erotica, and science fantasy. The series has been variably referred to by publishers with several names including The Chronicles of Counter-Earth (Ballantine Books), The Saga of Tarl Cabot (DAW Books), Gorean Cycle (Tandem Books), Gorean Chronicles (Masquerade Books), Gorean Saga (Open Road Media), and The Counter-Earth Saga (DAW Books, for novels with a protagonist other than Tarl Cabot). The customs, terminology and imagery depicted in these books inspired a Gorean subculture, with lifestyle adherents online and off.[1] The books in the series are known as The Scrolls among some members of the Gorean subculture.