The Brief History of Krixiron Travalor

Growing up with a large Elven family has been fairly tough, I don’t entirely remember my childhood, we used to live in ancient forests and silvery spires, everyone is very passionate about nature and magic, art and artistry, music and poetry, I didn’t know what I liked, and that alone got me into a lot of trouble.
 
My Elven family and friends betrayed me because of my reputation to cause trouble, causing me to disobey the Elven beliefs and leave any cave systems. I resorted to fighting for currency because my expertise was extremely skilled but has been banned from every competition because I betrayed any ruleset by using magic against other races. I got sent to Elf Jail for many years, approximately 40 years languishing in a cell. The repercussions for illegal drug use and attempted Murder many times were harsh but due to my Elvish lifespan, it wasn’t the end of the world. While I was in prison though, I took many different types of alchemical medicines and drugs, mainly for my enjoyment. I used to get into a lot of fights due to my reputation but being highly skilled in martial arts got me out of the rough situations. I don’t remember much from my time in prison but that was for the best, it changed me and I rethought my morals and my purpose of being alive.
 
I found a local trainer, we discussed back and forth and I pursued him. I went to meet my new Mentor Wintercloak, who taught me how to use my skills for good and to get my life back on track. It was tough, the consequences of drug abuse overwhelmed my sobriety, taking over my mind on the tougher days, the days when I’d do anything to attain my next hit, the drugs decomposed my mental state like a walking corpse, meat on the bone, ready to be nailed into a coffin and swallowed by darkness but I eventually overcame and it challenged my mind.
 
When Mentor Wintercloak passed away, it made me question my purpose and what I’m going to do. He was my life for so long, and he fixed me. All faith and beliefs from the Elvish teachings were thrown out the window. That caused me to go on a journey to test my values and beliefs and find a new family.
 
And that led me to where I am today.