Abrishi is just a cold individual. He is rarely kind and only allows this if he chooses to. Warming up to him is nigh impossible as he tends to shy away from people in order to protect himself and his goals. He tries to emulate whatever emotion is currently needed for the objective but usually he just looks blankly at people and waits for them to stop talking. The only form of softness that he exhibits is an occasional glance at the locket he keeps around his neck. It reminds him of the family that he abandoned.

He prides himself on his ability to manipulate those around him for personal gain. He shy's away from personal bonds and only focuses on using those around him for what they are able to do for him. Sounds really messed up but this ideology has been what he was grown up to do. Protect himself above all and at the cost of those around him so long as he survives.

A rainy day was the setting for this irritation. The house of Abrishi was in the outskirts of town not run down as most would think but rather it was well up-kept. Abrishi was forced to stay home and not go hang out with the other people around town because he had to watch his siblings and it would be awful if he tried to disobey his father. He cursed at the rain that only added to his misery. He laughed as he closed the book he was reading to his youngest sibling while trying to put her to bed as he had done with the rest. She always seemed to be the kindest, mostly with the fact that she was an infant and had not yet been corrupted by the cruelty that society gives people.


The book was about a man who had lifted the sun up all his life because he was told that if he didnt do this, it would crash and destroy the earth. The man accepted this as his life and it did not bother him yet as time progressed he got more and more tired of it. So one day he wondered would what he was told was going to happen actually happen. He eased the sun off his back and nothing happened. He was distraught. The tale was only told to him because of his stature and how his village felt he had no other role than to do something only a moron would think he could do. So the giant left. This was what Abrishi had been thinking about. His entire life he was condemned to watching for his family and he wondered was this because only he could do it or because his parents felt there was nothing more he could do. So he figured he should test his parents theory and see what would happen if he just disappeared and did not fulfill the role that his parents told him he had to do. This was a plan he felt would work as they would become worried and look for him. But as he watched them, the days went past and he was not looked for. His family carried on as if nothing had happened. Tears began to flow down his face it was like he was not there and had never been there to begin with. His family ignored his absence and so he was put to a test. Does he come back to a family that disregarded him not being there or does he make it permanent and leave. He decided on the later vanishing from that town. His travels ended him up to a port town. There he sound his calling. A ship was heading to Fiore in order to give merchant supplies to those who needed it. He got work With the man who owned the merchant ship and got a ride in response he was to work on the ship for a month. The deal went by fast and there he was. Ending up on one of the native towns to the region. He looked ahead as it was time to begin his new journey.

Over the years he learned various tricks and abilities that would make his stay in this foreign land all the more valuable. He still kept to himself remembering what happened when he actually wanted to depend on someone aside from himself and knew that it was only he could count on. His journeys had made him cold and turned him into nothing more than a former reflection of what was once a promising young child. The streets and ghettos of this land along with the abandonment from his family made him damaged. He would work for his keep and earn power and promise through his ideals. After his time away from people he knew that if he was rule this land he would need some type of leverage or standing. This way of thinking is what ended him up at the doorway leading to Guild Blue Pegasus.