Razareal
Razareal is a Sidhe beholden to the Spring Court, in which he serves as a commander in times of war and conflict. Known as The Sower of Spring, Razareal acts as Spring's first and last line of defense against threats deemed too dangerous to be managed by the King or his court alone.
Half-Blooded or Watered Sidhe are usually considered to be weaker, frailer, and more impure than their pure-blooded counterparts. While Razareal is indeed an aberration from the norm, he was also gifted with strength and ability that betrays his undesirable blood status.
Powerful, wise, and determined to a fault, Razareal devotes his existence to scoffing at the face of those who would have thought him weak and useless for what he was. Someday, he will etch his name into the sky, and all will know his name.
Appearance
Razareal's appearance is quite different than the average Sidhe. His hair is a dark brown, eyes a glowing Ivory, and while his body is indeed quite lean and slender, his body had accumulated muscle through his trials and battles across the years. Razareal wears Spring markings on his face, like many of his court, and little in the way of clothes save the barest of minimum unless requested to.
Greater and Lesser Affinity
Born of the Prim, Razareal is a practitioner of the Art, and as such takes in magic from the world around him, channeling it through himself until he wishes to use it from within his own body. As a Sidhe, Razareal was also born with a Greater Affinity of Destruction and a Lesser Affinity of Detection. These Affinities offer him greater ability in magic of these natures.
Personality
Biography & Lore
Born destined to live a life of mediocrity, chained to expectations of failure by blood and creed, the one known as Razareal was born to a Sidhe and an Elf. A half-blood. A Watered. Such cross-breeds have always been considered as lesser by his dwindling people, and without the means to control his bourgeoning magic in his youth, it was expected that he would die, agonizingly, before he ever reached maturity.
Razareal was different. He was an aberration, a freak.
For Watered though he was, he was strong. Stronger than his brothers. Larger than them, Smarter and more skillful. That a child of tainted blood could be chosen by the Prim to wield such talent was an affront, even to the Sidhe who had given birth to him.
He heard their hate. Felt their malice on his back. It only made him grow. The Sidhe would brand him an aberration for his size, his ability, his blood, and even the color of his hair. In defiance, Razareal sought to become more than Sidhe.
Instead of being swallowed by his power, he learned to harness it. Instead of his mortal weaknesses holding him down, he used them to his advantage. No matter the trial laid before him, the impossible tasks asked of him, he prevailed.
Eventually, the day came when the aberrant boy no longer felt any obligation to remain with his kind. Those who did nothing but hate would hold him back no longer
The defier of destiny cast aside his home and turned his back on the Sidhe. Finding a home in the lush lands of Falwood, a being named Oberon, then King of the Spring Court, found and took a keen interest in the Sidhe's unusual traits.
Oberon gave Razareal a home. Then, he gave Razareal a title and a purpose. The Sower of Spring was to quell any who would threaten peace without mercy in the name of his new home.