Background story:

Kaitryn, or Kait to her clan, is an aspiring Vateshran (reachfolk bard/lorekeeper), one of the last descendants of the legendary Spiritblood clan that was wiped out during the Markarth Incident. Since then, she and her family have been living in the hills, trying to avoid the ire of the Silver-Bloods and the other Reach-Clans.

It was a tough life, but Reachfolk are used to tough, and her clan survived. However, a Forsworn clan discovered her unique gift and slaughtered her family and made her the sacrifice of a ritual. She was certain she would die, until the player arrived and slew her captor.

Personality:

Kaitryn is a headstrong, nerdy, but slightly shellshocked young Reachwoman who has never set foot out of the mountains and valleys of her home. When you arrive to save her, she is grateful, but a little annoyed she needed your help (an annoyance directed at her own inadequacies, not at the Dragonborn).

After being rescued, she proves to be an enthusiastic and upbeat adventuring companion, gleefully engaging in combat, investigation, and crime. Her morals are a bit odd, given the primal and survivalist mentality that leads her to show no objection to most of the evil the Dragonborn can commit, including consorting with Daedra, assassins, and vampires. She puts a great deal of faith and respect into the Daedra, or Spirits of the Reach to her, and invokes them as commonly as the Nords speak of Talos and Shor.

Above all else, Kait adores stories and storytelling. The Vateshran are a vaunted tradition of the Reach-Clans, and her mother has instilled in her a reverence for the stories of her ancestors. Her highest aspiration is to become one of those legendary storytellers, and for that she will need a legendary story. She sees in the Dragonborn the potential for such a story, and will stick with them through almost anything to record her tale.

Accent:

An Irish or Irish American accent is preferred for this role. However, Scottish accent and Americanized Gaelic will also be considered in the absence of Irish talent. Please do not overdo the accent and focus more on the acting.

Other requirements:

Redo is required for lines with issues.

However, if any line is rewritten after you have already recorded the line, you will be paid as if it is a new line for the redo.

In addition to the voice acting, we also ask your help to 

1. Split each line into its own file

2. Label the file in the name if it contains multiple takes

3. Name them as 1.wav, 2.wav etc according to the row number, OR the actual file name generated by the engine - whichever is easier for you