Special Equipment:

Violet Fang, a rapier with a purple blade.

Appearance:

Aasimov is tall and slender, possessing a wiry build like that of a dancer or gymnast. He has straight-hanging blonde hair and orangeish eyes with red flecks. He wears flamboyant clothing and a purple and red greatcoat. Over the greatcoat, he wears sections of banded mail. He has a habit of flicking his rapier in and out of it's sheath when nervous, and he often flips the ends of his greatcoat around his legs.

Background:

Twenty-five years ago, in the desert kingdom of Siabbakka, the king came into the possession of a young slave-girl from the northern lands, a pretty thing with pale skin and platinum hair. The slave girl tired and sickened easily in the desert heat, and never could do her share of work, but even as the the other slaves and servants complained, the king would not free the girl, for he was smitten. But their affair was not to be, for the king's mage, Avavarka, became jealous of the king and his pretty northern maiden. And so, on the wedding night, Avavarka performed a mighty spell that transformed the king into a being of pure flame, and the servant girl was horribly scarred. However, by some miracle, she still bore a child, and the fire elemental that had once been king, returned to the castle to take the child when it came to term. Avavarka, enraged, devoted all of his powers and treasures as the new king to finding the child and exterminating it, but the babe was not be found, for he had been spirited away to the Elemental Realm of Fire. There he grew, and one day returned to the Mortal Realm to destroy Avavarka.

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