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| − | [[category:Trinity]] | + | #REDIRECT [[People: Kalrios Dilark]] |
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| − | Born in [[Timeline#2_CY | 2 CY]], Kalrios was among the first of the elves born in [[Ashkar | Ashkar]] to those who had fled from [[Sarteri | Sarteri]]. At a young age, he exhibited great skill with [[The_Forces#Magic | magic]], much to the chagrin of his parents; despite their disapproval, however, Kalrios excelled at his chosen craft, and was capable well beyond his years.
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| − | In [[Timeline#88_CY | 88 CY]], Kalrios was appointed as the Head Magister for the [[Ashkian_Empire | Empire of Ashk]]. He was the youngest elf ever to attain such a powerful and prestigious position in the history of the known world; the appointment gave Kalrios a great ego, though that ego would be smashed in [[Timeline#115_CY | 115 CY]], when the human boy [[Kotrit_Wayveri | Kotrit Wayveri]] would far exceed Kalrios' skills in the realm of magic.
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| − | Daunted by the sheer power the boy possessed, Kalrios - as with the other heads of state - fled to [[Shamok | Shamok]], where he and other national leaders attempted to find a solution to the threat that Kotrit posed. It was at this time that [[Tarian | Tarian the Wanderer]] appeared, and Kalrios advised that they listen to the strange outsider.
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| − | When Tarian called for a small number, each associated with a different Force, to accompany him in an attempt to vanquish Kotrit, Kalrios gladly volunteered himself. Together with eight others, they ventured to the [[Lost Isle | Lost Isle]], where Kotrit had holed up. There, Kalrios witnessed Tarian defeat Kotrit - yet another blow to the elf's ego, as he had believed that he would be capable of taking the boy down.
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| − | After the war ended, Kalrios returned to the Empire, where he researched the so-called "epic" spells Kotrit had uncovered and used; in short order, Kalrios himself became capable of casting these spells, as well as researching his own.
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| − | (To be continued...)
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