Profile of Forsythe

Octavius Lockhart was, but a simple man. He dedicated himself to his studies of the mind and body, a benevolent son to an enriching life and blessed family of good wealth and high standing, even amongst other mainlanders. Shortly after finalizing his education, Octavius was summoned to Aberdeen upon request of a young noblewoman who had fallen ill. The story goes that she had happened to no longer be able to afford a highlander physician due to some unprecedented debts beneath her past husband. A gambling man, the doctor was told upon further insight. Though as he was passing through the Fae Forest during his travels to the highlander woman, he befell upon a small, confused pup of earthen shades and the most divine pair of rosy orbs for eyes tucked away in the roots of a century old oak. While the young scholar could not so simply abandon the poor child, he would take the pup under his wing and succeed in his task of healing the noble. Through all his troubles, she was able to provide more than what was initially asked of, and thus allowed Octavius to afford another mouth to feed on his return home to the Redwood.

Once after the man was settled, he would come to realize the child was in fact a boy when having first perceived it as another girl to raise alongside his current daughter, Felyra. Nevertheless, the blush-eyed pup would be granted the name of his father before him – Forsythe. Together, Felyra and Forsythe would be raised comfortably amongst the crownlands as middle-high class, their father now doubling down on his work to provide two mouths and two full educations for his children. Most others who did not know much of the family would often question, wondering how the physician would acquire two children without a mate, when in reality, Octavius had suffered the loss of his wife shortly after his daughter was born. As he had only achieved half of his education at the time, he and the wetnurse could only struggle together after delivering Felyra, but alas, his wife and mother to his children could not be saved. As Octavius had not been much of a faithful man, after the loss of his wife, he began seeking meditation and togetherness with the moon goddess once more. With the existence of Felyra and Forsythe being those gifts, he chose to raise his children faithfully beneath the lunar deity.

As Forsythe and Felyra would reach into their first year, Octavius was able to afford them both the best which he could in sending them to the College of Eòlas amongst other fortunate enough mainlander children. For the following year there, Felyra chose the path of alchemy, indulging in new inventive methods of healing in order to better suit her father’s aid, whereas Forsythe, the young boy which had been found beneath the forest’s stars, just so happen to learn astrology and how to read them. He indulges in how the stars and the influence of the moon goddess influence the laws of nature and her subjects, how stars may guide them and even create connections amongst the classes. The aspiring astrologist only seeks to know more of these divine strings as he chases about the social monarchy and clash of roles as politics feed more reverently into the crownlands