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While Bibo and Bobo were pondering, Suyen decided to do what he came to Molvu for.
I was born on August 31, 954, to a family of an officer in the empire's armed forces and a pianist. The following year after my birth, the Kumarian military campaign began, and by the time it ended, my father was seriously wounded and took a long time to recover from the effects of snake venom poisoning. After recovering from his injuries and returning to service, my father lamented the emperor's new policy regarding the recently conquered territories, arguing for the extermination of the serpent people and the rapid development of the new lands by the native inhabitants of Margel. Due to these unconcealed and, at that time, problematic views, he was transferred under the Ministry of Agriculture and served as an inspector of the relevant enterprises for the next few years. As a result of these events, I spent my childhood without my father and spent a lot of time reading books, which left an indelible mark on the formation of my worldview, in particular, my sense of duty and justice.
At the age of twelve, I began practicing fist fighting and also became somewhat interested in weightlifting. At sixteen, I won the Margel boxing championship – His Majesty Emperor Purian es Diesra Arual awarded me with the garments of Mirkon Satella. From my father, I learned that he was one of our distant ancestors. I became interested in the history of both our country as a whole and my family in particular.
In 974, I joined the ranks of the Margel guard, but I was disappointed in its incompetence and soon, the following year, I was transferred under the leadership of Sonata Reim, and I have never regretted it – it allowed me to learn a lot about myself and meet very good people, as well as gain loyal friends.
- That's basically it.
Suyen finished telling the cat the story of his life.
- It's kind of boring... - She looked at him with displeasure in her eyes. - What about some drama, a painful breakup with a lover, a deadly battle with a best friend, or investigations of dangerous crimes, for that matter?
I was born on August 31, 954, to a family of an officer in the empire's armed forces and a pianist. The following year after my birth, the Kumarian military campaign began, and by the time it ended, my father was seriously wounded and took a long time to recover from the effects of snake venom poisoning. After recovering from his injuries and returning to service, my father lamented the emperor's new policy regarding the recently conquered territories, arguing for the extermination of the serpent people and the rapid development of the new lands by the native inhabitants of Margel. Due to these unconcealed and, at that time, problematic views, he was transferred under the Ministry of Agriculture and served as an inspector of the relevant enterprises for the next few years. As a result of these events, I spent my childhood without my father and spent a lot of time reading books, which left an indelible mark on the formation of my worldview, in particular, my sense of duty and justice.
At the age of twelve, I began practicing fist fighting and also became somewhat interested in weightlifting. At sixteen, I won the Margel boxing championship – His Majesty Emperor Purian es Diesra Arual awarded me with the garments of Mirkon Satella. From my father, I learned that he was one of our distant ancestors. I became interested in the history of both our country as a whole and my family in particular.
In 974, I joined the ranks of the Margel guard, but I was disappointed in its incompetence and soon, the following year, I was transferred under the leadership of Sonata Reim, and I have never regretted it – it allowed me to learn a lot about myself and meet very good people, as well as gain loyal friends.
- That's basically it.
Suyen finished telling the cat the story of his life.
- It's kind of boring... - She looked at him with displeasure in her eyes. - What about some drama, a painful breakup with a lover, a deadly battle with a best friend, or investigations of dangerous crimes, for that matter?