Name: Aaric (English) or Gakuryoku (Japanese) Mitsaki
Age: 17
Crest: Knowledge



Bio:
Aaric was born into a very affluent family. His father and mother got along fairly well, and Aaric had neutral (bordering resentment) relationship toward his parents. However, the oddity was that his parents were absent most of the time due to work. Especially coupled with the fact that he was the only child, Aaric was terribly lonely at home, minus the occasional silent nanny that came over to clean the house. Fortunately Aaric had access to large swaths of books and resources thanks to his parents wealth, odd choices, and lack of computers. Out of the extensive collection, he would usually ignore the more scientific books in favor for more lore intensive studies, including extensive fantasies, historical non-fiction, and even advanced literary works when age permitted him understanding.
By himself, Aaric had learned to become somewhat independent, learning to cook, to laundry, and to take care of himself whenever the maids were not present. He even biked to school on most occasions. Though, these skills were gained more out of necessity, as his parents refused to provide him with a myriad butlers or maids to take care of him. More often than not, Aaric was left to his own devices when it came to management of the house. However, despite not providing great amounts of servants, Aaric’s parents hired numerous tutors that visited the estate after Aaric went to school, nearly everyday. This left Aaric with a surprising lack of free time.
With the influences of his somewhat privileged and “freed” life, Aaric gained some amount of independency. However, in school, with tutors, and with the rare servant, Aaric rarely had any human to human interaction, leaving him inexperienced with conversation and relationship. In addition, because he grew up on literature based on fantasy and history, Aaric had a certain “disposition” that made him a little bit more “romantic” yet “flatter” than others of his age. Often, kids of his age usually stayed away from him due to his eccentricity and inflexibility toward others.
Now approaching the halfway point of age 17, Aaric is successful in his schooling. However, he is, as of now, unaware of “real life” and certainly ignorant to the fact that there is much more to this life than eat, study, and sleep.

Name: Aaric (English) or Gakuryoku (Japanese) Mitsaki
Age: 17
Crest: Knowledge
Appearance:
Bio:
Aaric was born into a very affluent family. His father and mother got along fairly well, and Aaric had neutral (bordering resentment) relationship toward his parents. However, the oddity was that his parents were absent most of the time due to work. Especially coupled with the fact that he was the only child, Aaric had little interaction with other people, minus the occasional silent nanny that came over to clean the house and the family dog. Fortunately Aaric had access to large swaths of books and resources thanks to his parents wealth, odd choices, and lack of computers. Out of the extensive collection, he would usually ignore the more scientific books in favor for more lore intensive studies, including extensive fantasies, historical non-fiction, and even advanced literary works when age permitted him understanding.

By himself, Aaric had learned to become somewhat independent, learning to cook, to laundry, and to take care of the dog whenever the maids were not present. He even biked to school on most occasions. Though, these skills were gained more out of necessity, as his parents refused to provide him with a myriad butlers or maids to take care of him. More often than not, Aaric was left to his own devices when it came to management of the house. However, despite not providing great amounts of servants, Aaric’s parents hired numerous tutors that visited the estate after Aaric went to school, nearly everyday. This left Aaric with a surprising lack of free time.

With the influences of his somewhat privileged and “freed” life, Aaric gained some amount of independency. However, in school, with tutors, and with the rare servant, Aaric rarely had any human to human interaction, leaving him inexperienced with conversation and relationship. In addition, because he grew up on literature based on fantasy and history, Aaric had a certain “disposition” that made him a little bit more “romantic” yet “flatter” than others of his age. Often, kids of his age usually stayed away from him due to his eccentricity and inflexibility toward others.

Now approaching the halfway point of age 17, Aaric is successful in his schooling. However, he is, as of now, ignorant to the fact that there is much more to this life other than eat, study, and sleep.