Kyron Ossio

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Backstory:

Kyron is a born Ossio who has served the Kingdom since the early days of King Edmund. He was sent to Beacon as a result of their loss and near-death to Slaine. King Gallus promised safety to his wife, Faustine, and sent Kyron to protect her. Kyron views his duty as his life as he is depressed for what he considers his fault when King Edmund died.

Claims to Fame: Failing to protect every king or queen he ever served except the one he secretly loved. Admitting that he secretly loved Queen Faustine. Trying to kill himself. Being literally everyone's grandfather.

History:

Epologue: Kyron died a hero in combat against an enemy that sought to destroy the Aldebrandi kingdoms and all they stood for. He protected his queen and did his duty.

Behind the Scenes:

- I've said in the last game that Dahlia was Kyron's niece. I think I've also said that Kyron was a second cousin to King Edmund/Gallus and Guiseppe. I'm not sure if this makes any sense because I'm bad at the whole cousins deal.

- Gregory Lionsbane is Kyron's grandson by blood. Gribbit is his great-grandson, although not by blood. And Kyron doesn't know that. He honestly believes Gregory mated and became a father.

- Five-Knives I believe is also Kyron's, although not by blood but the same way that Gribbit is, although Kyron does not believe this and doesn't accept him.

- Kyron did not have the heart to tell his grandson, Gregory, that he has left his wife (Gregory's grandmother) and that he has no intentions of returning to her. Kyron has not been with that wife of his since before Gregory Lionsbane was even born. He simply told her that they were together to preserve family ties.

- Furthermore, Kyron has not spent as much time with Gregory as he'd like. While one of the foremost reasons of this is Kyron's duties to the Kingdom, which forces him away from his family for an extended period of time, a large part is during all meetings, Gregory would ask about how his grandmother is doing, and Kyron finds it increasingly difficult to continue the lie.

- In all honesty, Kyron wouldn't have cared about if his wife has lived or died if it wasn't about the look that Gregory would have had if he had learned the news.

- Kyron's probably better off dead. Stepping into his shoes for as long as I (Erez) have been, he's lived a scarred life with such emotional baggage that I wouldn't wish onto my worst enemy. He's had high expectations for himself and hasn't been able to absorb the fact that life is life and bad things happen. No one's perfect, but at the same time, he's been punished one way or another every time he wanted/tried to be human.