((OOC. I've received a couple of PM's that the accent is hard to understand, here is a reply I gave to help understand what I'm going for... of course any suggestions would be appreciated via PM.
Thank you, I've wanted to tone it down myself actually because it’s a pain to type it as well, I constantly have to think how to type the words as I'm typing them.
My goal with the accent is she finds it hard to say sharp vowels, so words that use vowels such as “ee” (see, bleed, tea, etc.) sound more like “eh”, “ah”, etc.
She also finds it hard to say words that start with vowels, so instead she basically breaths it out, starting with an “hy”, “h” or no vowel at all (like Hyi for I, heven for even, or pinion for opinion).
I also decided to make r's hard to pronounce, but I find that one is the most difficult and might just get rid of that part all together... Hopefully with r's back in sentences it will be easier to read and type. Also pronounce "ing" with just "in" which is pretty easy to understand (I hope).))
Lia looks at the individual rather curiously before she begins her answer, “Givin the hadventurin lif ha chance. Gatherin, helpin, fightin… yeh nam hit.”