Emissary

The oldest son of Counselor Sarlyn, the famed Golden Age Envoy, Xymert grew up listening to his father’s stories about the outside world and wished he too could experience such things. His chance came when his father learned of Claremont Academy. Knowing Claremeont held both promise and threat for the wider world, including Utopia, and that the Council would never see this, Sarlyn smuggled a willing Xymert out of Utopia.
Both honored and excited at first, Xymert has begun to think better of things since his arrival. A teenager without country or family, Xymert is increasingly homesick. His homesickness is increased by the complex social environment at Claremont – to someone coming from an open and honest society, the power-plays and judgments of the high school social scene are quite a shock. Xymert is also doubting whether he is good enough to be at Claremont, both because he could not prove himself against his fellow Utopians like his father, and also because so many of his peers have incredible powers.
All this makes Xymert withdrawn and cautious; he has few friends and consistently performs below his abilities. The staff has noticed his problems, and Gabriel Marquez and Alan Archer are currently trying to come up with a program to help Xymert grow into the hero they know he can become.

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Despite his problems, Xymert has the stuff of which heroes are made. He is physically and mentally gifted, and his father’s training has made him a potentially very effective combatant, especially with his orichalcum chain. More importantly, Xymert is a truly honest and caring person, always willing to help others. Unfortunately, until Xymert can overcome his lack of self-confidence and homesickness, he will continue to underperform.