Lord Drianz of Clan Kizi
Kizi Heir
- Lord
Domain: Druirean
Currently in The Prologue.
- Position
- Lord
- Age
- 21
- Concept
- I'd rather be in the woods.
- Gender
- Male
- Complexion
- Pale
- Hair Colour
- Medium Brown
- Eye Colour
- Dark Brown
- Height
- Short
- Physique
- Stocky
- Full Name and Titles
- Lord Drianz of Clan Kizi
On the roster. Lord Drianz of Clan Kizi is waiting for someone to play them.
I'd rather be in the woods.
- Description
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Drianz is a reclusive figure with a mysterious aura. His angular features and rich brown hair cascade in soft waves down his shoulders. The weight of his responsibilities is evident in his dark brown eyes, always hidden behind heavy lids, preventing anyone from reading his emotions.
Despite his young age, Drianz exudes a regal bearing, which comes from upbringing under his strict and demanding father, the previous lord. Drianz wears the traditional garb of his position with apparent indifference, as though the burden of his status has long-settled into his bones.
- Before the Flood
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Drianz was an introverted young lord whose passion was spending time in the vast woods surrounding his family's noble estate. As the youngest of several children, he enjoyed the freedom of being able to wander the woods without having to worry about much responsiblity. Drianz was content with his simple life: spending time in nature and honing his hunting skills. He didn't care much for the politics and intrigue of court life, preferring to spend his time alone in contemplation.
- After the Flood
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Most of his family, including his mother and many older siblings, were tragically lost in the deluge. Suddenly, his sister found herself as the new Countess, and Drianz was next in line if she didn't have children. But the thought of having to step into his mother's and sister's shoes weighed heavily on him, and he shut himself off from the world, retreating even further into the woods. Where once he found solace in the great outdoors, he now sought refuge from his feelings of loss and impending responsibility. It was as if he was hoping to escape from the inevitable, yet uncertain, future that awaited him.