لخّصلي

Atreyos was born in Salton, a small village that later became an important city in the Order Empire (when it had not yet dominated Inamorta and was a poor and weak state that was constantly being attacked by its neighbors).There, he became a beggar and a delinquent, and fed himself stealing food from shops and merchants, and at night he avoided ragged and vagabonds who wandered down his alley.after a long time wandering aimlessly in the pine forests, he was found by a group of hunters, who saw that he was just a poor starving child, and decided to take him to Soresia, the second largest city in the Empire at the time.Then he asked Atreyos about his origin, and Atreyos lied, saying that he was the son of noble merchants and that one night he had lost himself in his parents' caravan, and since then, he has lived like a beggar in the alleys of the capital, looking for for help.As the carriage traveled the dirt roads, Atreyos began to feed on the food stored in it, and soon heard the voice of one of the drivers saying that they were going to the capital of the Empire.the King then asked his parents' names, and Atreyos said it was Hychelor and Amadara, two noble merchants who were famous throughout the Order Empire.Son of peasants, Atreyos had a simple life, and sometimes assisted his parents in the harvest.While wandering on a street in Soresia, Atreyos saw a carriage about to leave, and decided to hide in it. The Chariot left.The King then said that he was going to take him home, back to his parents, but Atreyos lied saying that he did not want to return to his parents because they mistreated and despised him, and he preferred to live in the palace, with the king , and become part of the royal family.But one day, the hunter and his wife fought and separated, and Atreyos decided to flee again.He soon recognized that this was the King's chariot, and immediately approached it. When the King saw the poor bum boy, he was first afraid of being a delinquent trying to steal him, and then called the guards.When he was just 2 years old, the Empire experienced a great drought, and his parents' crops were dying.As a result, his family and other poor people in the Empire were starving, and Atreyos decided to flee his simple home.When the chariot arrived in the capital, Atreyos got out of the cart before the men saw it, and hid in an alley.One day, After a few months of living in these conditions, Atreyos saw a luxury coach passing on the street near his alley.Atreyos was quite delighted that he met the royal family, and did everything he could to join her.When they arrived at the palace, the king invited him to a banquet and treated him amicably.There, he was well cared for and well fed, and raised by a hunter and his wife.The King then put him in his chariot and took him to the palace to meet the royal family.But then he felt sorry for the boy, who looked very hungry.The King believed his story, and felt sorry for the boy.The King then accepted him to live in the palace, but did not let him be part of the royal family, and said that one day he might be a general or something.

Atreyos was born in Salton, a small village that later became an important city in the Order Empire (when it had not yet dominated Inamorta and was a poor and weak state that was constantly being attacked by its neighbors). Son of peasants, Atreyos had a simple life, and sometimes assisted his parents in the harvest. When he was just 2 years old, the Empire experienced a great drought, and his parents' crops were dying. As a result, his family and other poor people in the Empire were starving, and Atreyos decided to flee his simple home. after a long time wandering aimlessly in the pine forests, he was found by a group of hunters, who saw that he was just a poor starving child, and decided to take him to Soresia, the second largest city in the Empire at the time. There, he was well cared for and well fed, and raised by a hunter and his wife. But one day, the hunter and his wife fought and separated, and Atreyos decided to flee again. While wandering on a street in Soresia, Atreyos saw a carriage about to leave, and decided to hide in it. The Chariot left. As the carriage traveled the dirt roads, Atreyos began to feed on the food stored in it, and soon heard the voice of one of the drivers saying that they were going to the capital of the Empire. When the chariot arrived in the capital, Atreyos got out of the cart before the men saw it, and hid in an alley. There, he became a beggar and a delinquent, and fed himself stealing food from shops and merchants, and at night he avoided ragged and vagabonds who wandered down his alley. One day, After a few months of living in these conditions, Atreyos saw a luxury coach passing on the street near his alley. He soon recognized that this was the King's chariot, and immediately approached it. When the King saw the poor bum boy, he was first afraid of being a delinquent trying to steal him, and then called the guards. But then he felt sorry for the boy, who looked very hungry. The King then put him in his chariot and took him to the palace to meet the royal family. Atreyos was quite delighted that he met the royal family, and did everything he could to join her. When they arrived at the palace, the king invited him to a banquet and treated him amicably. Then he asked Atreyos about his origin, and Atreyos lied, saying that he was the son of noble merchants and that one night he had lost himself in his parents' caravan, and since then, he has lived like a beggar in the alleys of the capital, looking for for help. The King believed his story, and felt sorry for the boy. the King then asked his parents' names, and Atreyos said it was Hychelor and Amadara, two noble merchants who were famous throughout the Order Empire. The King then said that he was going to take him home, back to his parents, but Atreyos lied saying that he did not want to return to his parents because they mistreated and despised him, and he preferred to live in the palace, with the king , and become part of the royal family. The King then accepted him to live in the palace, but did not let him be part of the royal family, and said that one day he might be a general or something.