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'''Nintyler,''' commonly known as Nin (''given name Bertram Redsteele'') is a fisherman living in Egregan. He was banished from his homeland due to an incident.
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==Life Before Alathra==
===Early Life===
From an early age,
===The Redsteele Tradition===
One day, at the age of twelve,
For hundreds of years, the Redsteele family contained powerful warriors, serving as respected knights for their king. However, in each generation, only one child would become a notable warrior, and that child would be a child of the previous Redsteele warrior. Gustav, the second of six children, was the warrior of the previous generation. He originally expected Viktor to be the next warrior, given his immense strength and willingness to get his hands dirty. However, given his mild, jolly nature and aversion to violence, it seemed unlikely he would take up the mantle.<br><br>
Given Mathilda's career choice and Vivi's kind nature, it was also unlikely either of them would be the one. This left
===Training and Guarding===
Soon after that conversation,
This changed when war came to their nation. A kingdom to the east initiated the attack, leaving the army of their nation in disarray. The king called for reinforcements from the towns, including Bertram. His participation was largely limited to smaller skirmishes, given their distant location from the frontlines.<br><br>
However, the tide of the war changed, and the invaders began pressing south towards
===Noble Plot and Exile===
Upon arrival, he met with the king, as well as the council of nobles. The nobles' snobbishness and disdain for commoners was well-known to the townsfolk back home, and it was clear they could barely contain their disgust at
Unseen to
The trial was held on the day he was supposed to be knighted. The court was run by the same nobles, and
He was permitted to return home and gather his belongings before leaving. He was forced to say goodbye to his family, who was certain he was innocent and would fight to get him back however they could, as well as promising they would see each other again soon.<br><br>
After packing his sword, tools, and fresh cooked food from his mother, he left the kingdom, likely never to return, and with some sense of bitterness hanging over him.
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