Pele is an odd person, with the villages wizard and his errant wife as parents, he was raised by his father. A love of the arcane, and an attempt to learn all he could led him to attempt to take up wizardry. A career he struggled with at first. But gradually managed to grasp at least the basics by the time he was 17. Rarely seen without his odd journal. Pele was frequently bullied by other youths in the village until Cyric helped him out leading to the perception of him being under his protection. Still his nickname of Twitch from when he was still mastering his magic and many odd effects would happen around him, leading to his own nervousness lingers. His attitude is pragmatic, and at times he seems to have a cunning about him that doesn't quite fit the normal views of him by the village. Innately suspicious, and curious, as well as greedy almost to a fault. He developed a habit of running small games at the tavern, almost unnoticed on his days off. Making small amounts of money, when he failed to manage his studies enough to warrant an allowance. As well as to pay his board with his father once he came of age. He would always put half of it back into drinks for others at the tavern. Ensuring the innkeeper kept his silence about the games he ran. Slowly after 3 years of being of age. He managed to cultivate a small identity of his own, an account fostered Bank of Omere, to the sum of 1 gold. Falsified documents stating his birthname as Stephen Albrard and his age as 25, in this identity he is a supplier with a merchants guild in Gellion, who wears a conical hat and an odd pair of specticles. Personality Traits: Pragmatic Hopeful Bond: I owe everything to my mentor, a horrible person who's probably rotting in jail somewhere.(I hope to repay the man who wrote the book, and my father who may be dead, for teaching me what I need to know to be successful.) Flaw: I hate to admit it and will hate myself for it, but I'll run and preserve my own hide if the going gets tough. Ideals: Aspiration I'm determined to make something of myself.