Both in a small village outside the capital of the High Elven Nation, Koji was born a beautiful sunny day to a a soldier Father and a healer Mother, but that soon turned sour. A year after his birth his mother died to unknown causes which took a toll on his father. The death of Koji’s mother, put his father into a depression state, after they moved back to the capital city. His Father only stayed home after that, not upholding the creed of the High Elves, Health and Progress, only staying home and reading the books that were in his house. For the years that followed, Koji helped his father stay healthy by cooking the food and helping him with his physical self. Koji kept with his education and knowledge by reading books from the local libraries and research buildings. When he had free time, he would study the world’s history, from the humans to the dwarves. Obviously he took a interest in elven history and magic as well. In history he loved to read about The Maniac and his reign and his unification. His family had small ties to magic teachers in which Koji took advantage of. After 10 long years his father took his life, for he became trapped in the void that was his depression. Koji found his body hanging from his bedroom with a note of apology to his son for not being the father he needed. Saddened and angered, Koji put his mind at ease in what he loves, history and magic. He dedicated his life to learning both, in which he magic from the mage connections his family barely had. Only learning the history and the different kinds from his studies, he still needs to learn how to use them. Koji wanted to learn healing magic because of his mother, he wanted to travel and heal people in need but also to protect them. Koji soons decides to travel to learn more. He recieved combat training from his teachers and strategy from his studies so he has some knowledge in skill in both. He gathers his fathers armor and gear and roams the lands searching for magic to learn and history to learn for he is a high elf and they live by the creed, “maehr’sae hiylun’ehya.”
