Mithandir

Mithandir is a very old elf, being as old as Rathnir. Despite this, he is still as spry and as smart as he was when he was young. He has since then hid and fought his way through the world until stumbling upon The Kingdom of Alda.

Upbringing
When brought to Rathnir by his family, they eventually settled somewhere in Sørligste. After a few years, a group of bandits raided their home, and Mithandir with his father, escaped. His father, an endertopian named Rage von Elisterie, was mortally wounded, but kept on going despite this. It had been a few hours of running and they came upon a mysterious house. His father knocked on the door, and to their surprise, a Human had answered the door. The man helped his father and Mithandir in and started examining his wounds. The man had never seen or helped an endertopian before, but the Human still tried anyways. The next day the mysterious man and Mithandir held a funeral for him. Soon after this, when Mithandir arrived in Alda his father had reincarnated as a ghost, but thing is, only Mithandir could ever see his father now...

The only name the boy had known was Mithandir, meaning "The Grey One" in their language. The reason for this was because his unnaturally lighter skin tone than the rest of his family, who had consideraby dark blue skin. The man took Mithandir inside and fed him. The man didn't know the boys name at the time, and Mithandir looked very much like a girl, so he named Mithandir, Xorn, after his daughter who had been lost to him decades before.

The man was extremely nice to Xorn, feeding him, bathing him, and even going out of his way to get clothes made for him, that Xorn had started to imprint on him. Despite starting to imprint on him, Xorn didn't really trust the man, but was still very curious about him. He wondered why the man was living alone in a house in the middle of nowhere, but didn't mind, since he had spent most of his life there.

Youth
A few years after all the events, Xorn had been accustomed to human life. The man, whose name was "Gold", had shown Xorn around the nearest city, and had taught Xorn how fend for himself. The man had many talents, including alchemy, brewing alcohols, magic, and much more. Gold, having nothing to do, taught Xorn all his tricks and slowly but surely, Xorn turned into a very talented person. Xorn also took many trips to the human town, but had never seen any elves that looked like. In fact, Xorn had seen no elves at all since his father had brought him to Gold.

Xorn was homeschooled by Gold since the nearest school was hundreds of chunks away. Due to this, Xorn only met people that had business with his adoptive father, Gold. Xorn had seen many men come and go, including many shady people, like mercenaries and bandits, which most of the time brought people and money to Gold, who then gave them orders for something else in a language Xorn hasn't figured out to this day. Xorn never questioned this though, seeing as he had grown up like this for years with Gold, and though it was normal that humans had people do various things for them, which in a way, was true.

Realization
After months of people arriving in their house, Xorn finally found the courage to ask his father why there had been people who were always coming to their house. Gold looked at Xorn with a blank stare for a few seconds until he motioned for Xorn to come with him. As usual, Xorn obeyed his father and started to follow him.His father brought him outside the house, near a dirt path in the middle of the forest. Xorn had so many questions, but decided to stay quiet until they had gotten to their location. After a few minutes of walking, Xorn started having flashbacks of that fateful night, when his family was slaughtered by those disgusting bandits. Xorn wondered why he was having these flashbacks, as he and his biological father had spent hours running away.

Xorn snapped back to reality as Gold suddenly stopped, causing him to run into his back. Xorn went around Gold to see what he was staring at, and Xorn saw it. Ruins of buildings and skeletons scattered around the area. This was his home. Xorn stumbled around, remembering what life was like until he met Gold. A dark, cold feeling enveloped Xorn, making him start to sway and he fell to the ground. When he woke up a few minutes later, he saw Gold going around examining the skeletons of his dead relatives. Xorn ran up to him and asked him why he brought him there. Gold did not answer, but instead he just stood up and stared at the child. Despite being only 16 at the time, Xorn was only a little taller than his father, who was 5'7". Gold sighed and started talking to Xorn about that night. Xorn was so surprised, he thought that Gold never knew what happened, or that was what Gold said. Gold then revealed he was part of that same bandit group that slaughtered his family. Xorn stumbled to the ground, not believing what he was hearing. Gold said the plan was originally supposed to hold the elves hostage until they gave them their belongings, but one of the elves tried to fight back, resulting in that elf being killed. Chaos occurred and the bandits started killing them all, worried that if an elf got word out that the bandits were killing innocent people, they would be hanged. Gold did not stand for this however, and ran away from the battle with some of the bandits.

Aftermath
After the slaughter, the remaining bandits were found out anyways, and were hung days after. Gold also told Xorn the way they got here so fast was a portal, that was expertly hidden by Gold as a means of escape. While the bandits were being brought to the prison to prepare for their inevitable hanging, Gold and the surviving bandits returned for their original objective, which was to steal every single coin and jewel from them. Gold and the others came out rich and tried to burn everything to make sure at least they didn't get caught, but halfway through the burning the constables came back and put it out. The good thing that happened, for Gold anyways, they didn't notice them or even suspect them. They were safe, for now at least. The bandits all met up at Gold's house and discussed all their options. Most of them agreed on disappearing off the face of Rathnir, but Gold and a handful of others wanted to still be a group, so they want their separate ways. They also nominated Gold as Acting Leader because he used to be the right-hand man of the previous group, and also because Gold lived in the middle of nowhere, which was going to act as their base of operations until they made enough money to buy a proper base. This is the reason why there are so many shady people going to Gold's house. The group has also expanded since the incident, and is now a world-wide bandit group.

Running Away
After hearing this, Xorn ran back to the house and locked himself in. He couldn't believe that Gold was part of the bandits that killed his parents and left him as an orphan. It didn't matter that Gold refused to kill them, it was the fact that Gold had done this before that shook Xorn to the core. Xorn hurriedly packed his things and started to leave. Gold caught him escaping through the back door, but didn't try to catch up to Xorn. He knew what he had done was bad, and now he was paying the price.

Xorn ran away to the village nearby and started asking questions about Syltör, as he wanted get as far away as possible from Sørligste. Due to the geography of Sørligste, and the location of the village, Xorn could not find a boat that was going to Syltör. Xorn decided he would just trek there, but that was easier said than done. Gold, overcome with guilt, had sent out his bandit henchmen to try and find Xorn, that is what they did. One of the bandits had spotted Xorn in the village, and was now chasing after him. Xorn tried and used the magic Gold had taught him, but he was panicking too much, and the portal was flickering in and out of existence. The bandit was right behind him and in a split-second, Xorn jumped in.

Lost and Found
In a daze, Xorn woke up in a snowy mountain. He looked around to see if he recognized anything, but he was in a totally new place. He then looked behind and screamed. The bandit that was chasing him was dead, and half of the upper torso came along with Xorn when he went through the portal. Xorn was disgusted and bile came up his throat, which caused him to subconsciously look for a toilet or trash can, but as expected when in the mountains, there was neither a toilet or trash can. Xorn just settled for a small hole, which probably made by a snow fox, to puke out of. After recovering from this, Xorn set out to find the nearest seaside town, and find directions to Syltör. After a few days of being stuck in the mountains and being lost in the forests, Xorn found the town he was looking for, and before asking for directions to Syltör, he asked the locals where he was. They told him he was in Sparwood, and what he originally thought was a seaside town, was actually only a town on the eastern side of a huge lake. He was so tired and woozy from the guilt of his adoptive father being a bandit, and running away, and not to forget the teleportation spell, which had taken huge amounts of Xorn's energy.

He asked where the nearest inn was and went there. Gold gave Xorn a weekly allowance of $20, which meant he had enough to buy a room and a nice dinner in the inn. After the delicious meal, he thanked the chef and went up to his room. The room was fairly nice for it's low cost, and the bed was soft and the pillow cuddly. Before dozing off, Xorn wanted experiment more with his powers and almost accidentally froze the entire room.

Alda
Mithandir had then spent the next few months traveling across Rathnir, until he came upon somewhere he could call home. It was the Kingdom Of Alda, a nice place with a huge community.

House Vazyr
A few years after joining The Kingdom Of Alda, Mithandir has made many friends that he would die for. With the occasional visit from Gold, Mithandir is very healthy and is happy with his current life. Back when he first joined, he had met a man called Vazyr. Vazyr was a kind man, having an extended family because of his conquests. Vazyr soon joined this family, feeling at home with Vazyr's family. The people he most liked were Val, Caleyr, and Drink, since they had welcomed him into Alda and into the family. Val had sadly married her father, Lord Snowman Kahru, and changed her last name into Kahru as well, which meant House Vazyr was now three people. Vazyr sadly died in The Battle Of The Seven Wills though, against an enemy House that goes by Nadar. The House Of Nadar thought that if they killed Lord Vazyr, they would win. They lost The Battle Of Seven Wills, but Vazyr and many other Houses were lost. The children of House Vazyr scattered across Rathnir and were afraid. But recently, The House of Vazyr has been reforming back. Another thing to know, is that all children of House Vazyr swear an oath to the family, and under a god. Once sworn, this oath grants them the ability of drunken power! The god grants them the power of ten men for only a single bottle of achohol. Slowly and but surely, House Vazyr will rise again! But due to the death of Lord Vazyr, House Vazyr has lost it's credibility, and it's recognition as a royal house was stripped away.

Due to being engaged to Hinda Kahru though, Mithandir had to remove the Vazyr last name from his name and replace it with Kahru. This enraged Drink and Yalda Vazyr, going by the creed that once you leave Vazyr, you're gone forever. Though Mithandir had tried to repent, one of the things he was required to do was leave Hinda, and he was not about to leave his loved one. Though he still maintains good relations with Drink, Yalda is particularly salty about this, now that House Vazyr only has two members left.

The Judge
During a normal day in Alda, a scam has happened. One of Mithandir's friends, Shagar Bor, cheated a citizen of Savernia out of 90k. The citizen, named Sgt. PurpleTurtle, threatened, and did, involve Uldarash. This baffled many of the Alda citizens, for this was a private matter. In a moment of panic, Uneasy, the current leader of Alda, made Mithandir, "Judge Mithandir Vazyr Of Crown-lands". This baffled Mithandir, as he was fairly new to the land and had no experience in being a judge at all. Despite his obvious lack of experience, Mithandir accepted and agreed to preside over the case. Sgt. PurpleTurtle wanted his money back, but was a coward, so Mayor Duck The Buck stood in for his place. It was a fiery case, and Mithandir had to decide the punishment. Most of the jury (Who were the Royal Council as Alda was not prepared to have a court case this early) agreed that the punishment Mithandir had given Shagar was too light, which was to give 2/3 of the money back. After some arguing, Mithandir decided that Shagar's punishment was to give back 88k, only making 2k. Uneasy gave them 2k to even it out, and the case was done. Many people applauded Mithandir for his excellent work, with the exception of Shagar, who thought the original punishment was good enough. Though it was a short stint, as Uneasy took away his judge status, explaining Mithandir was only made judge because they were not prepared, but also said he could be a judge again when their senate was formed, and he was chosen. Thanks to this, Mithandir felt important, if only for a day.

Enter, Kala
Though he had set up shop in Haleos, Mithandir had decided to try his luck and live in Kala, another Aldan city a few chunks over. This proved to be very good, as Mithandir was finally get a house, and a nice one at that! Soon after Mithandir had joined, there were openings for the Council Of Westmarch, which was the region Kala was in. There were four spots, being, Chief Architect, Grand Marshall, Ambassador, And Historian. Mithandir had chosen to run as Historian, as during his time in Alda, Mithandir had spent most of his time reading the books he could find, including eight chapters of a very intriguing book, which involved Cat-girls as Maids. By far the best investment Mithandir has ever made. Strangely though, no one else had run for Historian, as the rest had thought the archiving and writing of Kala's history was boring and redundant, and had opted for the more "exciting" seats, as Chief Architect and Grand Marshall. Though strange, this didn't bother Mithandir, as he had no opposition, and was immediately put into the Council. Though the job hasn't brought up many opportunities to actually catalog the history of Kala, Mithandir did not mind. He liked being on the council.

While on a walk through Kala, Mithandir had started seeing random things pop up, be it a flash of black and purple, or the sensation of being watched, he always felt like someone was with him. A week or two after this started, the answer finally revealed himself. It was Mithandir's father, Rage. This baffled Mithandir and sent him a few steps back, as he knows that he saw his father die at the hands of bandits. Despite this though, it was his father, standing, or technically floating, right in front of him. As though like he's always been there, Rage ushered Mithandir to get up, as he is a ghost and can't really help Mithandir up. After getting up, Rage explains what happened to him. Mithandir listened for the most part, as there were a few interesting parts, like machines that Mithandir couldn't even fathom, his father being able to speak with his mother, and stuff like that. Mainly he focused on the fact that his father was right in front of him, talking about how he got here. He was so mesmerized at this being which appeared to be his father, but it couldn't be possible, since he died 11 000 years ago, during their clans migration to Rathnir. After he was done, they took a little stroll around Kala, and met some citizens along the way. None of them noticed Rage though, even Mithandir's fiancée, Hinda. This made Mithandir assume only he could see him, which he was fine with.

Diplomacy
Mithandir was also chosen as one of the two diplomats of Alda, meaning he was 1/3 of Aldan diplomacy. He did a lot to help Alda, including making friends with many countries, the most prominent of these being Tortuga, by having many of their merchants reserve spots in their market in Haleos, and for them to send their own merchants the the Tortugan market, Leviathan. It may not look like much on paper, but many have appluaded at Mithandir's work, including Uneasy, the King of Alda.

A Precious Flower
During his walks in Haleos, Mithandir had met a very peculiar woman. She was known as Hinda Kahru, part of the three official royal houses of Alda. The first time Mithandir had set his eyes on her, he was immediately entranced by her. She was funny, pretty, and a tad bit kinky. She was also very horny, all the time. He had continued to meet up and talk with her. Mithandir soon figured the feelings he was feeling was love. The moment he met her again, he proposed to her! Unfortunately, Mithandir had some Opposition. OShotty, a citizen of Aurlûnor Velande, had also fallen for the looks and charm of Hinda. Hinda was very impressed by this, and had the two have an art competition to decide who would be the spouse of the great Hinda Kahru. It was a close decision, but fortunately, Hinda had chosen Mithandir! Mithandir was very happy, the most joyful he had been in a very long time. They had also gone on a few dates after that, bonding even more each time. Hinda Kahru was a very interesting person, and Mithandir hoped he would stay with her forever. And the best part? They technically could, as both were immortal, Mithandir by genes, Hinda by an experiment gone wrong.

Marriage
Mithandir and Hinda were to be wed, and on a special day as well. During the war known as the "War Of Deception". they had planned to be married right after the fight, and as expected, they won the fight with ease, and finally being wed. They both had each other's back's now, and they always would. Mithandir was glad he had her, being alone isn't very fun. Wed.jpg had happened, taken by Reku of Paloro