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Your father was born off continent in a small village, coming to Starfall Academy to learn how to be an adventurer at a young age. Or at least that's the story you were told. He promised all three of you the truth behind his coming to Esshar once you were old enough and ready to hear it. While never quite succeeding in his own aspirations, he no less always wore a smile around you and your mother, happy to have a peaceful idyllic life with the four of you. Shortly after your birth, your father convinced your mother to move off continent, and now the two are rarely seen in Esshar, that is until now, as you've expressed interest in meeting the rest of your family and seeing the place of your births for yourselves.

Robert often gave you all the love you could handle just on his own, being the one of the pair that was much more ready to have children when you were born. And with your mother's love added on, it wouldn't be wrong to feel smothered by your parents. However Robert also gave you as much freedom as you wanted, and allowed you work with him in the forge if you so wished. Although he has extensive knowledge of alchemy, he only employs it to make remedies for sicknesses for the locals. It's highly unlikely he would have taught you alchemy.

Robert is and was always proud of his last names, and will address himself with his full name to strangers. You were not encouraged nor discouraged from using these last names as well, and you know of the family who these names came from, however you haven't seen them much since you were young.

Quote:Your mother is a native to Osrona, where most of you family resides. Growing up as one of many children, she often felt as if she was raised without the proper love and care a parent should afford their children and as a result she smothers you with love as much as your father does. You can always find your mother in her study, making dresses or reading books, she had insisted your father build a library in their home and as such, much of the worlds knowledge is available to you.

Before your birth, you mother was unsure she had wanted to have children, but ever since you could remember your mother has loved and taught you as much as she could. Any questions you have she would happily answer, taking you on trips and telling you stories she far outpaced the more busy style of your father, who had set himself up as the small village's smith. While your father often extoled the virtues of peace and mercy to you, saying most problems could be worked out through talking and simply understanding the other party, your mother often told you that Robert was half right, but you should have no mercy for true evil.