Shirogawa Mitsuhiko
| Shirogawa Mitsuhiko | |
| |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Au Ra |
| Clan | Raen |
| Citizenship | Adventurer |
| Resides in | Gridania (originally), Limsa Lominsa (currently) |
Shirogawa Mitsuhiko is an Au Ra Raen who ran away from the Malaguld tribe to escape his overprotective father. He is also known as Arslan Malaguld. Though, only his fathers and possibly others from the Malaguld tribe would know that. He was taught archery by Penanna Nordal in Gridania until she fled from there and now spends his time in Limsa Lominsa with his boyfriend, Aghurlal Qar-aKimusun.
Description
Impressions
“He’s very sweet-natured. I’m not sure I could ever deserve his company, but… I’m thankful for it while he’s willing to give it.” - Aghurlal Qar-aKimusun
"He's a clever man, o-one who s-seems q-quite sensitive a-and kind.... I r-rather like him, t-though I feel a touch shy talking w-with him, ehe~" - Defiant Bride
Personality
A vanilla bean with thicc archer arms.
History
Once upon a time, Koujoukashi and Toyokura Mitsuhiko were married to one another, but they had a polyamorous arrangement with another. Polyamorous relationships were frowned upon in Doma and their other partner outed them. They ended up having to leave their original life behind. They abandoned their own house to a distant relative, cashed in some assets that were stolen from the Mitsuhikos, and moved to a more modest house in an isolated location near the Steppes. They met Cinu-a after making contact with the Malaguld, and both promptly fell in love with him. Eventually, all three were bonded to one another. Cinu-a and Toyokura had a son together; most of the year he was raised at the house, but some of it was spent with his parents all travelling together with the Malaguld. This son was known to them as Arslan Malaguld. Unfortunately, the family was picked out by a small but violent tribe of looters as easy targets with a fair amount of capital to take; Toyokura was killed in a “mysterious accident” to isolate Cinu-a and Koujou. Then, a member of the small but violent tribe of looters posed as a friendly face, willing to help them rebuild - gaining their trust, then beginning to abuse them emotionally until she felt she could allow her clan to take the estate, and even the boy, without fear of reprisal. She underestimated her marks - Cinu-a killed her, and rescued his son. But too late, all things told. It wouldn’t bring his and Koujou’s wife back, or the house where his son had been growing up, which was now looted and destroyed.
So, Koujou and the little Raen boy had to come with Cinu-a and the Malaguld from then on.
