Hello everyone! I've created a couple of biographies for some characters and "enhanced" Mirabelle's biography (I really liked it, so I decided not to offer my own version; I apologize in advance to the author of the biography for my audacity). If you like it, I'm ready to take on the task of writing more biographies.

Drago.
Fate played a cruel joke with the name of this legate of the Blood Legion. It's unlikely that his parents, when naming their only child Drago – Dragon – knew what their beloved child would become. Ironically, Drago hates dragons with all his heart – except for Elrath, the only one whose prayers he finds solace in from the childhood trauma – the death of his parents at the claws of an enraged red dragon. From that day on, he vowed to relentlessly exterminate "false" dragons. It's not surprising that such fanatical devotion to his goal led him to the bosom of the Red Church. Drago was Laslo's favorite, his right hand, and he appointed him legate of the Blood Legion, the elite troops of the Red Church. Drago's tent is decorated with numerous trophies – dragon teeth, horns, and hides – that he managed to acquire during numerous punitive expeditions.

Mirabelle.
“A woman on a ship is bad luck!” But not in this case! Mirabelle was born on a small ship sailing to the port city of Kartal. The difficult birth of the premature girl was the last for her mother. A few days later, the ship was attacked by pirates, and the crew was massacred, but Mirabelle survived. Soon, fishermen passing by the wreckage of the ship discovered the child, and one of them adopted her. Even as a young woman, she loved to go out to sea every day, and soon she was kidnapped by a handsome pirate, whom she later married. But the sea romance also took him away... Now, Mirabelle is the most outstanding female captain among the pirates of the Wild Sea. And let anyone dare to say that "a woman on a ship is bad luck," and they will immediately be sent to the sharks.

Octavio.
Octavio is the eighth child of Duke Bull, and, as a result, could not claim almost any share of the inheritance. Therefore, the young and energetic young man decided to make his own way in life and enlisted in the regular imperial army. He became known as a good and resourceful warrior, and soon he was promoted to the rank of knight and given command of an entire detachment, stationed near a border town, which was under the control of a fat and greedy baron. The career – and life – of the young knight was threatened when he refused to carry out the order of the greedy ruler: to impose a tax on the nearest monastery of Elrath. Octavio considered this blasphemy, but the powerful baron didn't care about religion – he was only interested in money. Octavio was saved by the intervention of the seraphim enforcers, who personally restored justice – albeit with their own, bloody methods. From that day on, Octavio gained honor and respect not only among the brothers of that monastery but also among all the priests of the Church of Elrath.