Arithan Alemond

Arithan Alemond (born Winter of 355 P.F) is a vocational wizard in the world of Ilyssia, Empire of Thracia.

Personal Life
Arithan was an only child rasied by his parents, impovershed nobles in the town of Adlon. His father, Brethan Alemond, was the Lord of Adlon until Bern Davlorn ascended the throne of Thracia in 354 P.F.. Bern Davlorn promised nobility and land to specific prominent figures during further conquests for land expansion in Thracia. Brethan's father was a well-respected opponent who openly spoke against further conquest and war after the fall of King Hyrim Restling, which resulted in his loss of Lordship over Adlon. His Lordship title was given to Admiral Cain for his historic role in the overland conquest and continued role in the Emperors council.

During early adolescence, Arithan's parents disappeared without word or trace. Arithan was rasied by his new adoptive father Gheldon, the town hedge mage. Feeling hopeless and inadequate to seek the truth of his parents disappearance as well as any gaining influence in his fathers politics, Arithan quickly became occupied in wizardery and began his tutelage under Gheldon. Alongside his adoptive father, Arithan grew close to his adopted sister Saria, a half-elven orphan, who was taken in by Gheldon.

Personality
Arithan's perception of virtue was highly influenced by his parents past nobility. This has resulted in often feeling obligated to help those in need and recognize the value that each individual in the Empire has to offer. Further, Arithan's upbringing in low-income and poverty has influenced his distaste for unneeded materialism as well as further perspective on social status.

His political interests align closely to his fathers in advocacy for peace over war. This adovacy even goes far enough to question his fathers questionably rebellious actions towards the Emperor of Thracia, despite his own personal disdain for the Emperor.

Arithan has a mild temperment, but is known to be passionate about his virtues. An example of this is his history of intervening of other peers in cases of bullying those of poor upbringing or other races. While quiet and thinking before speaking or actiong, he can be quick to intervene in situations he deems neccesary. While he recognizes the importance of the law, he often feels as if the law is abused or lacking in its intended purpose. In these cases, he can be known to intervene on his own accord, arguably to a fault.