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== <big>About Rhonin Tapperhet (ShadowOfRhonin)</big> ==
Rhonin Tapperhet was born and raised in Freeport/Snowport, but after the results of the Eldia-Stahlfaust war, has moved to Ardora.
== <big> Early LifeRelatives</big> ==▼
Rhonin Tapperhet was born, raised, and currently lives within the city of Snowport, serving as one of the main builders and as the Director of Civil Affairs, along with being the Mayor of Windhold.
Rhonin's father had served in the Arcadian armed forces, but unfortunately died in the line of duty, leaving only his guitar "Yearing" and his journal to Rhonin, both of which were stolen from his home. His mother, who lives in Coldfront (Now Chicago I believe), is his only known living blood relative. Robbert has adopted him as his son. ▼
== <big>RelativesEarly Life</big> ==
Although Rhonin lived most of his life in Freeport/Snowport, he has always longed to explore the world of Alathra, to learn about other nations and their culture, their languages, their lives. His parents, however, never saw him more than a child, and never allowed him to adventure past the border of the city, even to the neighboring town of Snowpia or what is now Hightower. In some ways, this was good, it prevented Rhonin from aimlessly wandering the frozen plains of Gaushan, the South-Western continent of Alathra. Kept him from suddenly falling through the snow into some large icy cavern or being ripped apart by a pack of hungry wolves. Despite that, it only made his hunger for adventure grow, leading him, after his 10th birthday, to disobey his parents' wishes and venture outside Freeport. He made it to Snowpia, past Hightower, and into the wilds. Once he made it to the lake north of Snowpia, however, he decided to walk out onto the ice, which began to crack under the weight. He didn't seem to notice, and before long the ice broke open, and he plunged into the frigid water below. If it wasn't for the help of some nearby Ice Fishers that saw the ordeal occur, he wouldn't be alive today.
== Valors Hall ==
▲Rhonin's father had served in the Arcadian armed forces, but unfortunately died in the line of duty, leaving only his guitar "Yearing" and his journal to Rhonin, both of which were stolen from his home. His mother, who lives in Coldfront(Now Chicago I believe), is his only known living blood relative. Robbert has adopted him as his son.
Although Rhonin has lived his entire life inside Freeport (Now Snowport), he has always longed to explore the world of Alathra, to learn about other nations and their culture, their languages, their lives. His parents, however, never saw him more than a child, and never allowed him to adventure past the border of the city, even to the neighboring town of Snowpia or what is now Hightower. In some ways, this was good, it prevented Rhonin from aimlessly wandering the frozen plains of the South-Western region of Alathra. Kept him from suddenly falling through the snow into some large icy cavern or being ripped apart by packs of hungry wolves. Despite that, it only made his hunger for adventure grow, leading him, after his 10th birthday, to disobey his parents' wishes and venture outside Freeport. He made it to Snowpia, past Hightower, and into the wilds. Once he made it to the lake north of Snowpia, however, he decided to walk out onto the ice, which began to crack under the weight. He didn't seem to notice, and before long the ice broke open, and he plunged into the frigid water below. If it wasn't for the help of some nearby Ice Fishers that saw the ordeal occur, he wouldn't be alive today. Although after that incident he was more hesitant to go exploring, about a year later, upon hearing some rumors among the other children in Freeport about a ruined castle-like structure out of town a ways, his interest was piqued, and he decided to go out to see it that night. Packing up some supplies, he snuck out of his houselhouse, and made his way in the direction the children said it was. After walking for a while, he finally laid eyes upon the ruin. Cautiously stepping up the staircase, he noticed an old wooden sign posted between the two massive doors, reading: "Valors Hall". Stepping to the side and pushing one of the doors open, he peaked inside but could see nothing. Lighting a lantern he brought with, he walked inside, taking in the massive room he just stepped in to. After finding a doorway on the left side of the roommain hall, he entered a small room that had bookshelves, lecterns, and stacks of book all over the place. He opened the first one he saw, being one on a Lectern, and began to read. As he read, he realized the significance of the building he was standing in, and the history behind it. Grabbing the book and stuffing it into his sack, he began walking back to the main hall, when he noticed there was two extra lights coming from the main doorway. Extinguishing his lantern, he ducked behind a pile of books where he had a view of the main hall. Two men, wearing dark clothing and carrying weapons, had entered the ruin, and begun looking around, talking to each other as they did. (For simplicities sake, I will mark who is saying what)
'''Soren''': "I don't know, Yarx, are you sure you saw someone come in here?"
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