On the second day of Malin's Welcome, 1642, in San'Raakh, Delyorg'Gorkil and his lifemate, Keylork'Gorkil (formerly known as Keylork'Lur) bore a son with scarlett red eyes like his mother and a large body like his father, and decided to name him a combination of they're names, Delkey is what they chose. Five years after his birth, Delkey'Gorkil and his parents were out in the desert training, Del'key was fighting a some scorpions and easily killing them, much to his father's delight. As the training goes on Delkey's mother strayed away from the to gather food for dinner and him and his father continued the combat training, then all three were brought to their knees in because of a blood curdling screech, that could be heard for miles, was let out above them, Delyorg recovered and withdrew his gargantuan battle axe and immediately saw the culprits. A flock of at least fifteen Vourukh were circling above, the largest one let out a guttural chirp and they dove to attack. Delyorg, who stood at 9'0, orders Delkey to stay behind him and began to combat the massive birds. Delyorg was slicing through the Vourukh left and right, until one of them spit an acidic vile onto him, splashing all over the massive uruk's body and some landing on his son behind him. Delyorg reared back in agony, continued to battle as the vile burned his flesh, and shouted "take him", Keylork ran to her son and threw him over her shoulder to try and escape the the massacre. While hanging over his mother's shoulders as they fleed, Delkey watched through one eye as the few remaining Vourukh final got ahold of his father, as they pummeled him, the birds lifted in front of the setting sun and torn Delkey's hero into pieces. A week after the horrific event, one of their clansmen found Delyorg's necklace and gave it to Delkey. He wore his father's necklace and hasn't taken it off for the last thirteen years. Delkey worked to become as strong as he could so his future children wouldn't suffer the same horrors he has, joining the military at twelve years old and rose to the top of his class after fiv years of service. To this day Delkey visits his mother on a regular basis to make sure she's alright.
