BlueWolfKnight09

Ellisar, like other Mali’fenn, lived in the Citadel. His father worked as part of the military and his mother, a part-time teacher, stayed at home with her child. His early life was fairly standard since his family was ably to supply food and resources to live with. Although, when Ellisar turned fifteen he was “pushed” by his parents to start training and- hopefully become able to fight in the military. During the years he was training, he became confused and his ideas shifted to oppose the goal of becoming part of wars. Therefore, when Ellisar turned fifty he went to his parents and vowed to never fight in vain if they allowed his exit from training. His father, reluctantly alongside Ellisar’s mother, accepted their son’s wish to be taken out of the military action. For the next forty-five years he studied to become a decent craftsman and later was gifted with a tattoo of his family’s last name upon his lower left arm. When his forty-sixth birthday came around, Ellisar packed a bag of clothes, tools, and goods to leave the Citadel. With his mother’s wishes, Ellisar ventured out by dawn and would travel around and of the surrounding neutral regions presenting is craft and interest in trading goods. Now one hundred and five he still wanders along the neutral regions trading almost daily and keeping his vow to not fight. He can commonly be seen looking through the various booths, if any, that could line streets hoping to find a decent deal on any goods he may require.

Ellisar, like other Mali’fenn, lived in the Citadel. His father worked as part of the military and his mother, a part-time teacher, stayed at home with her child. His early life was fairly standard since his family was ably to supply food and resources to live with. Although, when Ellisar turned fifteen he was “pushed” by his parents to start training and- hopefully become able to fight in the military. During the years he was training, he became confused and his ideas shifted to oppose the goal of becoming part of wars. Therefore, when Ellisar turned fifty he went to his parents and vowed to never fight in vain if they allowed his exit from training. His father, reluctantly alongside Ellisar’s mother, accepted their son’s wish to be taken out of the military action. For the next forty-five years he studied to become a decent craftsman and later was gifted with a tattoo of his family’s last name upon his lower left arm. When his forty-sixth birthday came around, Ellisar packed a bag of clothes, tools, and goods to leave the Citadel. With his mother’s wishes, Ellisar ventured out by dawn and would travel around and of the surrounding neutral regions presenting is craft and interest in trading goods. Now one hundred and five he still wanders along the neutral regions trading almost daily and keeping his vow to not fight. He can commonly be seen looking through the various booths, if any, that could line streets hoping to find a decent deal on any goods he may require.