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| − | + | <nowiki> Born into the Zjan family of Mnt. Sinclair in the realm of Darka. Youngest of three brothers, Giro has been physically a disappointment to this father who's only desire of his children where to make them into exemplary knights. Giro, even since his youth, has been overweight and slovenly. His short frame and lazy eye have gained him the constant ridicule of his family, although these words were always said without his knowledge. Perhaps the only thing that has changed since his youth is his now recently receding hairline. Giro always is blissfully unaware of his surroundings and of people's perceptions of him, generally to busy concentrating on the plates of food before him. It was because of Giro that his father adopted the son of a recently slain nearby noble (Aster, Giro's adopted brother) and placed his hopes of having a knightly son, worthy of his praise. | |
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| − | Shocked, Giro headed out. The shock quickly dissipated as he remembered various family outings to the capital and the varied delectable feasts that could be found there. Surely the family gold his father placed in his pocket upon his departure would sustain many nights of joyous edible ecstasy. Gold ran short, quick. Scribe Jospeh, knowing Giro's physical shortcomings and his probable inability to be a knight (or a good one for that matter), urged Giro to make an oath to serve Darkanism as a stone bearer of Lodril. Free meals seemed motivation enough for the young Giro. After a finely penned letter (by Joseph mostly), Giro was taken into the flock. | + | |
| + | Aster, upon his 17th birthday, made his intention of hunting out any remainder of his bloodline in another continent known. Angered that Aster was not to stay and serve the Darkan realm, Giro's father snatched the drumstick out of Giro's mouth, and told him to go to Azzal and start serving the Darkan realm (A family scribe named Joseph was ordered to accompany him). The cooks and dinner servants were rejoiced upon the news. | ||
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| + | Shocked, Giro headed out. The shock quickly dissipated as he remembered various family outings to the capital and the varied delectable feasts that could be found there. Surely the family gold his father placed in his pocket upon his departure would sustain many nights of joyous edible ecstasy. Gold ran short, quick. Scribe Jospeh, knowing Giro's physical shortcomings and his probable inability to be a knight (or a good one for that matter), urged Giro to make an oath to serve Darkanism as a stone bearer of Lodril. Free meals seemed motivation enough for the young Giro. After a finely penned letter (by Joseph mostly), Giro was taken into the flock.</nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 17 March 2007
Zjan Family/Giro
Born into the Zjan family of Mnt. Sinclair in the realm of Darka. Youngest of three brothers, Giro has been physically a disappointment to this father who's only desire of his children where to make them into exemplary knights. Giro, even since his youth, has been overweight and slovenly. His short frame and lazy eye have gained him the constant ridicule of his family, although these words were always said without his knowledge. Perhaps the only thing that has changed since his youth is his now recently receding hairline. Giro always is blissfully unaware of his surroundings and of people's perceptions of him, generally to busy concentrating on the plates of food before him. It was because of Giro that his father adopted the son of a recently slain nearby noble (Aster, Giro's adopted brother) and placed his hopes of having a knightly son, worthy of his praise. Aster, upon his 17th birthday, made his intention of hunting out any remainder of his bloodline in another continent known. Angered that Aster was not to stay and serve the Darkan realm, Giro's father snatched the drumstick out of Giro's mouth, and told him to go to Azzal and start serving the Darkan realm (A family scribe named Joseph was ordered to accompany him). The cooks and dinner servants were rejoiced upon the news. Shocked, Giro headed out. The shock quickly dissipated as he remembered various family outings to the capital and the varied delectable feasts that could be found there. Surely the family gold his father placed in his pocket upon his departure would sustain many nights of joyous edible ecstasy. Gold ran short, quick. Scribe Jospeh, knowing Giro's physical shortcomings and his probable inability to be a knight (or a good one for that matter), urged Giro to make an oath to serve Darkanism as a stone bearer of Lodril. Free meals seemed motivation enough for the young Giro. After a finely penned letter (by Joseph mostly), Giro was taken into the flock.
