Aiel

Aiel Incyundios
Aiels story begins long ago in a land far to the north forgotten by most of the world. It is a place called The Fjords and the frost fell the ever most north of the world. He was born into an aristocratic Snow elf family living within the great snow fortress walls protected underground with the rest of his kin from the ferocious elements. Aiel from his childhood showed a natural propensity for raw magic and like his parents and brothers and sisters they all were skilled magic weilders. But Aiel was known to be reckless and it was not long before his father realized that he needed strict tutelage. Aiel was then sent to be taught by both a council member and a Priestess of which he knew nothing about. The Priestess was the one who would be his greatest teacher. The noble from the council soon grew tired of teaching Aiel the basics and he would spend his time teaching Aiel all manner of study about the court and the deep intrigue that constantly plagued the Northern elves. While the Priestess tested him and pushed his magic to its limits and would train him outside the city limits on the frozen tundra alone. Aiel came to trust what she called the great mother that commanded the cold and with her help he realized his magic grew stronger. It wasn’t till a council meeting was called when he was much older, where he was commanded to go south.This was the moment Aiel knew he would be her voice to the lost parts of the world that had forgotten her power.

Aiels Philosophy
Aiel has changed since he has grown accustomed to the crew of the black Mavirick. He recognizes if he is to save the faith and chuirch of Auril that he holds dear than he must be part of a greater movement. Though cursed like much of the rest of the crew and driven to a sense of desperation to save himself. Aiel does see the value in conversion and is trying his best to help the world remember the old powers that have long been silent. Aiel sees heretics everywhere and is vigilant to supress such heathen notions among the crew. Even as Aiels faith is now tested more than ever as he must attempt what appears impossible in a back water world that does not wish to deal with religion anymore. Aiel recognizes more than ever now that it has been him who has lead him down this road of insight. He now recognizes that he is no longer one with the elven people. Aiel knows this is true as he is now something else, something forgotten, foreign to the world of modern elves. Aiels foreignness he feels is sadly what the elves once were and what he has reclaimed, Aiel knows immortality was the price the elves lost for their lack of faith.

Illamantar (talk) 23:27, June 2, 2019 (UTC)Stuart L.