I was born in a wealthy tradicional family in the imperial city of Helena from a Madijary mom, which makes me half-caste. At 18, I was send to the military by my father to learn more about traditional moral and discipline. After my service, I was meant to have a wealthy career in politics as a heritage from my father, he was a financial manager for the Empire in Helena.
Since my first year in the army, I was cast aside for being half-Madijary which led me to spend regularly night shifts alone at one of the army tower base. In one of those nights, a soldier named Sebastian Orderly who I had some rivalry stole the commander’s gold pocket watch from his desk and hid it bellow my mattress. The next morning was a disaster, all the soldiers lined-up while the commanders searched everything. They found the gold watch and my attempts of justification were neglected. I was doomed to prison for the rest of my life, if not death penalty, but Katryn saved me. Katryn was a embroiderer who I fell in love with, we were planning to get marry after my service. She saved my life by managing to bribe a prison guard so he could unlock my prison cell on the night before my judgement. I escaped quickly and we didn’t even said goodbye properly. We agreed to secretly meet every Tuesday’s sunset right by an apple tree near Helena until we figured out what to do. She never appeared. I soon discovered that someone found out about her saving me that night, she was accused and sentenced to hang for treason. I couldn’t say goodbye, I never will.
Since then, I’ve changed my name, cut my once long hair, the emptiness and despair from a loss made me into an unrecognizable shadow. I’ve been wondering throughout cities always far from Helena. I blame myself for my lover’s death and I’ve gathered a profound hatred against that city and the The Holy Orenian Empire, I would do anything to bring it to an end. I have no more fear of stealing, I fear anything, not even myself. As today I’m no one. But, I still have a deep sense of justice and revenge, the only thing keeping me breathing.
