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<div style="padding: 7px 4px;font-size:13px; color:#444146;font-family:Georgia;">According to official papers kept at the barracks of the Grand Companies, Sora is stated to be born on the Fifteenth Sun of the Third Umbral Moon, hailing from the home city of Gridania. He was originally affiliated with the Archers’ Guild as a monster hunter, which in turn led to being a regular supplier to the Leatherworkers’ Guild by providing the source materials obtained from controlled hunting (as their guildmaster, Geva, was adamant about the balance of the ecosystem for the sustainability of natural resources). Although it wasn’t a lot to spend on luxuries, it was a steady source of income to live a humble life… except it wasn’t enough to quell his curiosity for the world beyond the woods. To him, the seemingly tranquil canopy was nothing more than a suffocating shelter, the negative feeling further fueled by prejudices that the people had towards him due to his past. A year later, after he had saved up enough gil, he left Gridania for Limsa Lominsa. | <div style="padding: 7px 4px;font-size:13px; color:#444146;font-family:Georgia;">According to official papers kept at the barracks of the Grand Companies, Sora is stated to be born on the Fifteenth Sun of the Third Umbral Moon, hailing from the home city of Gridania. He was originally affiliated with the Archers’ Guild as a monster hunter, which in turn led to being a regular supplier to the Leatherworkers’ Guild by providing the source materials obtained from controlled hunting (as their guildmaster, Geva, was adamant about the balance of the ecosystem for the sustainability of natural resources). Although it wasn’t a lot to spend on luxuries, it was a steady source of income to live a humble life… except it wasn’t enough to quell his curiosity for the world beyond the woods. To him, the seemingly tranquil canopy was nothing more than a suffocating shelter, the negative feeling further fueled by prejudices that the people had towards him due to his past. A year later, after he had saved up enough gil, he left Gridania for Limsa Lominsa. | ||
| − | <font style="color:#1E90FF;">''‘Till the sea swallows all,’ was the first phrase he learned upon arriving at the docks of Limsa Lominsa, a region to the west of Gridania. While the latter was often synonymous with the forests that shrouded its land, Limsa was famed for the high seas, both celebrated for their abundance of rare fishes and notoriously known for piracy.''</font> | + | : <font style="color:#1E90FF;">''‘Till the sea swallows all,’ was the first phrase he learned upon arriving at the docks of Limsa Lominsa, a region to the west of Gridania. While the latter was often synonymous with the forests that shrouded its land, Limsa was famed for the high seas, both celebrated for their abundance of rare fishes and notoriously known for piracy.''</font> |
The change of environment was a drastic one for the teenage Sora at that moment, which was accompanied by the need to adapt to his new surroundings accordingly. While Gridania was about the struggles between man and nature, Limsa was plagued by greed and piracy; his sharpshooting skills with a bow and arrow weren’t enough against the pirates’ big guns and explosives, and so Sora was forced to look for other ways to combat these threats—and this meant learning new skills. He was first approached by Arcanists’ Guild when they noted his high aptitude for magic, but Sora turned them down and joined the Rogues’ Guild instead, preferring to work in the shadows rather than devoting himself to magical research. This was partly due to his disinterest in the arcane arts, but it also had a hidden reason that was closely related to his past—his true background, in which he had never disclosed with anyone so far.</div> | The change of environment was a drastic one for the teenage Sora at that moment, which was accompanied by the need to adapt to his new surroundings accordingly. While Gridania was about the struggles between man and nature, Limsa was plagued by greed and piracy; his sharpshooting skills with a bow and arrow weren’t enough against the pirates’ big guns and explosives, and so Sora was forced to look for other ways to combat these threats—and this meant learning new skills. He was first approached by Arcanists’ Guild when they noted his high aptitude for magic, but Sora turned them down and joined the Rogues’ Guild instead, preferring to work in the shadows rather than devoting himself to magical research. This was partly due to his disinterest in the arcane arts, but it also had a hidden reason that was closely related to his past—his true background, in which he had never disclosed with anyone so far.</div> | ||
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According to official papers kept at the barracks of the Grand Companies, Sora is stated to be born on the Fifteenth Sun of the Third Umbral Moon, hailing from the home city of Gridania. He was originally affiliated with the Archers’ Guild as a monster hunter, which in turn led to being a regular supplier to the Leatherworkers’ Guild by providing the source materials obtained from controlled hunting (as their guildmaster, Geva, was adamant about the balance of the ecosystem for the sustainability of natural resources). Although it wasn’t a lot to spend on luxuries, it was a steady source of income to live a humble life… except it wasn’t enough to quell his curiosity for the world beyond the woods. To him, the seemingly tranquil canopy was nothing more than a suffocating shelter, the negative feeling further fueled by prejudices that the people had towards him due to his past. A year later, after he had saved up enough gil, he left Gridania for Limsa Lominsa.
Originally hailed from the Ninth, Sora’s homeland was destroyed near the end of the Sixth Astral Era (the prelude that eventually led to the beginning of the Seventh Umbral Era), which took their Warriors of Light with the disaster and left nothing behind except for a handful of lucky souls. Sora, who had only seen ten summers at that time, was one of them. Ushered into a strange device he was too young to comprehend, the group of survivors were hastily teleported somewhere—except the procedure was a rushed one without prior preparation, and so the transfer did not work as intended. An insane amount of aetheric energy was required to complete the teleportation magic, but where would they get that during the long journey across the stars? By the time Sora had reached the Source, he was the only survivor as the rest of the crew was sacrificed and reduced to aether, while a portion of the child’s energy was sapped for the same reason, de-aging him to the form of a baby.
The future seemed bleak for the infant refugee with no place he could return to, but a ray of hope managed to shine through the darkness when he was picked up by a Sharalyan Miqo’te lady—a Keeper of the Moon by the name of I’suca Amariyo. Although an Astrologian like Urianger Augurelt and Leveva Byrde, I’suca was no saint; rather, she was similar to Matoya, the mentor of Y’shtola Rhul, where she left the institution and lived a life of isolation to continue her own studies and research on Astromancy. It was a mystery to Sora as much as to everyone else why the callous I’suca, who did not even care about the Seventh Umbral Calamity that happened later on, would be willing to take in an orphaned child. Maybe she knew that Sora was no ordinary baby given how beings from different worlds would have different aether density, or maybe she finally felt some sentiment and a need for companionship later in her life—regardless, Sora loved I’suca as a mother. Even so, there were times he would question himself about his relationship with I’suca, especially with respect to the strange looks of pity he would receive from those in their neighborhood. He was unsure of the details of I’suca’s research other than her interest—or perhaps obsession—for the study of aetherial manipulation; to her, Sora was the key to the breakthrough in her theories. (WIP)
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