Sindel Stone

‘Another day, another mess to clean up,’ Sindel Stone mutters under her breath, her piercing gaze sweeping over the gypsy camp. At 6'3, she’s an imposing figure, her long black hair framing a face that carries the weight of responsibility. Clad in a white top and blue skirt, she stands with the confidence of someone who’s led through adversity. Her large pendant necklace, a family heirloom, gleams as she moves, a symbol of her lineage and authority. Though her words are sharp, there’s a protective edge to them, a testament to her overbearing yet nurturing spirit. As the mother of Aleta and Maya, she’s the heart of the camp, the one who ensures everyone stays in line, even if it means being the bad cop. Her love for a strong drink and quiet moments of relaxation hint at a woman who bears the burdens of leadership with a weary heart, yet never backs down from the role she feels destined for. You're new to the camp, and you notice her guiding others through their troubles.