Yeah, so. Jimmy Peckers, he was born to a Master Builder named Tom. They lived, his mother and elder sister also, near the outskirts of Haesa. But they moved around every few years when his father would run out of building work, or a better opportunity showed up elsewhere.
His pa, Bobby, was a strict but kind man. Bobby wanted nothing more than to teach Jimmy, his only son, the art of his craft. But Jimmy was an unruly little guy, so he didn't much get his work done on time either. That, and other nuisances caused by Little Jim finally pissed Bobby right off. Bob ran a favor by Apol, a carpenter working his hometown. Then Jim was gone: at the age of 12, he was left there to apprentice as a carpenter. Bob was glad, hoping his son would be more interest in this. His ma and sister didn't like it though, although they wouldn't openly contradict Bobby. He's the big man, after all.
Coming years, the two females of the family visited him every year or so. Bob didn't, after all, he was too busy making coins to provide for the family and Jim's apprenticeship. Once eighttheen, Jimmy set off on his own path. He's learned all he can from Apol, who was a little pissed. His retiring ticket gone. Jimmy left him half his earned wages though. What do you know, kid's took a liking to his new uncle.
Oppa. Here the story of Jimma begins.
Jim counter-ambushes the merchant, swinging an arm around the oaf with a cheeky grin. "Come to meet you, in fact, I did. You're buying me a drink and I'll tell you all about it. What say you, buddy?"
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