Initium Novum | Kesil Stjorn Rubrum-Nakash

_{Kesil was born in an affluent family, mother was a powerful politician and father, a war general. They always dreamed of rearing an equally powerful child together who was intelligent, and dominant. Kesil has conceived accidentally and born too early, making his immune system weak and was already a lightweight baby. Many believed that he would not survive long, but his mother wanted to have hope. Despite being the rut of the litter at birth his mother held her baby close to her chest promising him a future they could not afford. For much of his childhood, he bonded with his nurses and doctors who surround him with medicine. His mom was busy with the start while he dad had been deployed away to meet with other militias. It wasn’t until his father was sent home near death by a spy did his parents still seeing the dangers of Kesil under their name. The prospects of their future as a family faltered as they made it a dangerous environment for Kesil. His mother had to step from her position under the guise of a meer merchant as she fled their opulent lives to hide. They were reluctant to live in the shadows of their wealthy kin who would pass the child around in order to rear him properly. But had found it too bothersome and the noble family could no longer carry the burden of raising a child amongst themselves.
His blood-related family contemplated taking the child in for themselves until a pair was recommended to the noble family. The two were former veterans of the Nohrian army, one was a highly skilled combat instructor, the other, a scholar. They were near perfect candidates but the prospect of their impoverished blood riddled the family with fear for the sake of their child.
The warrior, who was most enthusiastic about the mental sake of the child, made a deal. The Nobel family would be fully involved in providing resources to carve his path, and the two fathers would raise him to be a leader to their best ability as long as the family supplemented him his education, but if he chose not to the family could stop supplementing his education entirely and the two fathers would support the future he pleased. The noble family discussed the negotiation for a week while the child was under the custody of a nurse before agreeing under one condition. If Kesil were to be denied his supplements, he would return immediately and if it took an army to, they would get him back.
As he grew, he was treated with compassion by his new fathers. The two were strong in supplementing either criterion required from the noble family as the warrior trained with him. The scholar mentored him throughout english, philosphy, pyschics, and more. While he was maintained health and treatment to protect his poor immune system, he often fell ill and could not reach the needs of a soldier. But blood was thicker than the water of the womb. At an early age is had developed independenceas he saw his foster parents as the families bonded by love and would ultimately set them apart than those bonded by blood. He learned to mae decisions for himself which lead to an early self-sufficiency due to the instringent enviorments both at home and in schools. He would be busy learning instead of training, reading instead of running, advocating instead of listening. He was a boy of dreams and faith. Somehow a man forced between institutions and family has found his way fighting in the front lines, not that of soldiers but of politics as a teen.}

_{Kesil has been inspired by the figures around him due to his troubled situation with family. Struggling to find a sense of family within his bloodline, he finds the meaning of family as the mentors around him, including Enzo and Lux. Being an ambitious child with a strong mind to make decisions for himself, he took the morals of his peers and figures to heart. Growing and developing ideas of the world from those he saw were rational, responsible, and passionate for the well-being of others. While he tends to be more of a man of logic, he relishes passion and fervor for doing what’s best for the fate of one’s nation. Making his actions speak more than words, he “speaks” for the voices who cannot}