Milkiram (MEEL-kee-rahm)

A Resident

Milkiram (a.k.a. Eric)

Milkiram sees cities not as collections of structures but as living, breathing entities, each with a soul shaped by the people who inhabit them. As an Ailtire, he is a master of form and function, designing grand halls, intricate bridges, and towering monuments that blend seamlessly with the natural world. His work is a delicate balance of innovation and tradition, ensuring that new creations respect the spirit of what came before. He is meticulous in his craft, spending long hours sketching designs that honor both practicality and beauty. Every arch, every pillar, every window is placed with intention, drawing inspiration from the sacred geometries of the past. Those who walk through the spaces he has built often feel a sense of harmony, as though the structures breathe in rhythm with the world itself. Despite his precision, Milkiram is not inflexible. He welcomes new ideas, constantly learning and adapting, never allowing his creations to grow stagnant. To him, architecture is a language, and he speaks it fluently—translating the needs, aspirations, and dreams of a people into the very bones of their cities.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Phoenician

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ailtire

Children

Sex

Male

Other Affiliations

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