Two-Can

Leem Kelly, commonly referred to as "Two-Can," is a resident of L'Arch in The East most well-known for being the neutral party at the famous Cross-Regional Conference (2014).

Farran History
Two-Can has held no allegiance since the first Kingdoms began appearing in the Modern Farran Age (MFA). He started the Settlement known as L'Arch as a safe-haven for those affected by the sudden claim of land by many rulers after King David of Killoughy's declaration of the borders of Farran. L'Arch has since gained a reputation of being the best settlement for "Neutrals" to visit or stay in without being threatened. However, the Settlement has few permanent residents and acts more as a stop on the way to the destination of many travellers. L'Arch also famously has the best Milk Trade in the World of Farran which is the primary reason behind the feud between Two-Can, who is normally a man of peace, and Salty. This was after Salty's call for the banning of all Milk in 2014.

In 2014, Two-Can presided over the Cross-Regional Conference where the historic declaration for construction of The Line was made and accepted by members from both The West and The East.

Academic Work
Though it was declared by David of Killoughy that nobody outside of The West should be allowed to practise "that nerd shit" (referring to academia), some of those living in The East openly defied this to spite the Great-High-Pure Class King. However, Two-Can was given an unprecedented personal pardon by King Dave for his involvement in the Cross-Regional Conference, being called a "good manín" by the King himself.

After his personal pardon, Kelly was also given exclusive access to study many residents of the Commonwealth of Farran in an effort to better understand them. Controversially, this research was partly funded by the Farran Crown in what leaders in The East saw as a political move to sway a prominent Eastern figure against King Dave's enemies. King Dave openly admitted to this with no shame, but in the end, both sides were chagrined when Two-Can confirmed that despite the funding and also living in The East, he remained neutral, stating "I'm just here for the milk."

As of 2021, Leem Kelly has become the foremost researcher in both The East and The West on the topic of lactose-based beverages.