Cynic

Cynic

Age	26
Race	Male Aasimar
Alignment	Chaotic Neutral

Appearance

Height	5'10 [Medium]
Weight	75kg
Body	Hale
Skin	Pale gold
Hair	Dark brown with golden tint
Eyes	Right-Eye (bright-gold, hidden) Left-Eye (brown)

Played by
Yang

To Be Added

Background

[...]

Grew up without a proper father figure in the Wavering Isles.
Mother passed away due to deprivation & influenza.
Was adopted by the Costra Nosa Familia, with adoptive father and head of the family Gavino Costra.
Grew up with a childhood friend, Francesca Costra, Gavino's only child. 
Lived a childhood life of thievery & trickery, abiding to his own code of conduct.
Quit this way of living after discovering magic and believing that magic has the better potential to be used for self-enrichment, knowledge & power. Left the Wavering Isles on a merchant ship after the fall of the family. 
Decided to forego his past and start a new adventure. 
However, the past always catches up to you...

Family, Friends & Allies

Family:

Mother (Human, deceased)

Father (Aasimar, unknown)

Friends:

Childhood friend (Unrevealed)

Reserved

Allies:

Adoptive Familia (Unrevealed)

The Four Feathers

The Getaways

The Fold

The Adventurers guild

Notable Trivia & Lore

Speaks and can read Celestial, Common, Draconic and Primordial.

Behaviour may show changes according to no discernible rules.

Due to poor upbringing, avaricious & ambitious in nature.   Cynic: "Gold flourishes!" Can there be any higher calling, and goal more noble, than the pursuit of wealth & prosperity?"

Was known as a child of mischief, a charmer, and a benevolent protector to his dearest comrades.  Cynic: "It is not difficult to desire. The true challenge is to be desired."

Unnatural curiosity towards the Aasimar race. Similarly, an unnatural lack of contentment towards the Human race.

This character was born out of wedlock.

Fragments of the Past

Fragments of the past 01
Encounter

A happy little child ran down the road and was met with many of his friends.

The child was a charming young boy and full of energy. He seemed to be the center of popularity as he was a beautiful, smart child with the gift of magic.

However things would change during his 4th year of his life.

The little child cried a lot and resented the sudden small featherless wings on his back. It was a painful experience, the sudden growth and the deformation of his bonestructure. The boy did not understand what has happened and wondered why no one would play with him anymore. 'Skewer away, you devil child', is what the villagers would say, whilst keeping their childs close to themselves.

In the end he would ran to Mom and would find solace in her arms. Mom talked a lot about her happy days, her days with the man that would be called 'Father'and the hope and happiness she had obtained with her little amazing boy. The child loved his mom, but the reality of what had happened when 'those wings' showed up were the beginning of years of suffering. He had been bullied and abused by his classmates, peers and many of the villagers in his hometown. The small town was full of human villagers, and the mayor would not allow anything else in town.

The child's mother was the only daughter of one of the most poor households, holding only a very small bit of land. Living conditions were wretched and primitive. With both her parents lost to an unforeseen bandit raid and her being shunned because of the 'devil child', the happy days seemed over. However, she was a strong woman who stayed strong even through the toughest of times. The days and years of the child's youth were challenging and painful, but he persevered through his mothers smile and her wonderful stories about 'Father'. However the health condition of his mother would worsen and as a single parent, things were not looking to well. Her final breath would occur on the 9th year of Cynics life. Her final words were: 'You are my shining star, that crosses throughout the universe with it's brilliance, be vigilant and one day you will meet him'.

The boy mourned the loss of his mother, but knew that her mother would want him to stay strong. 'To live...' He continued living for his mom, but the circumstances would keep worsening. Bullied and abused by the villagers and their childs, deformed broken wings, his shining right-eye punctured, the villagers would shout:'Why wouldn't you die already, you are as useless as your mother'. He would then ask this of himself: 'What am I, Why am I here, Why am I in so much pain everyday? Perhaps I should die... No, mom would not want that. But, what would I want...?'

 

 

'Don't die'. The boy was astonished that someone replied back to him. He stared around and a little girl around his age stood there. 'Are you ok?' The boy would not fully understand what had happened that day, but he was somehow lying on a wooden bed. It seemed to be a beautiful ornamented bunkbed. 'This, this is my house, you can take the bed under. I'll sleep on the higher one.' 'Here' she said, and gave him an black eyepatch, covering the radiance of his yet recovering right-eye. 'You should cover those wings, if you want to stay alive.' A large woman suddenly stood next to the girl. It was the housemaid. He would recover, but one of his wings would not. It may have been cursed, but by whom? Perhaps one of the villagers or a witch. The boy would stay at this house and meet the father of the girl. The father was a rowdy man, but loved his daughter like a teddybear. The boy called him Mister G. G showed interest in the boy and his unique appearance. He taught him many things, to stand up for himself, how to live in this world. The boy would take his teachings to heart and learn the 'grey compass' of living. 'Fear, fella, is like a little germ in your head, allow it to grow and it takes over your all'.

 

End of part 1

Fragments of the past 02
Engage

'You alive kid?' A large man was towering over him. His face shone like the sun.

The man instructed him to learn to defend himself. A dagger was given and the kid practised day after day. The man did not care about the magic gift that was given to the boy. Instead the best way to experience combat would be 1 on 1 melee fighting. 'Hey, my dad likes you a lot.' A girl would sit next to the boy. 'Are you practising? What for?' 'To protect what I lost...' (and you, the boy said to himself)

The boy would follow the day to day life of this household. The path of grey had ups and downs, it was a gruesome but honest way of living.