Kristover

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Kristover Rissik was born in Emran and started his life there before he and his brother, Orestes, became noble at the time of Akinita's ascension to the Chimeran throne. He was ever one to leave an impression as his garish silks and charming smile made him one of the more memorable, albeit floofy, pilots in the city. Once betrothed to Her Honor Fidelia, his courtship was ended by Queen Sabine and he eventually married Lady Nazeera Ovinik, a pilot and priestess of Unot. While his wife worshiped lord Unot, Kristover was a notable member of the temple of Eesha and ran dance events for the temple, even going so far as to host several classes with Priestess Naraki. Though Firanos had always been the family patron since the days of Garen, Kristover followed Lady Eesha and was even publicly named as her Champion.

Unfortunately for Kristover, scandal was as much a part of his life as his more dashing qualities. The most notable of these scandals were treason charges, the first of which was levelled against him for attempting to murder Clan Leader Zeysani by thrusting his spear through her throat. When she was able to speak again, she commanded his release, and though the charges were dropped, he was still tried for negligence by the republic military. It took him some time to rise up and overcome that incident but he eventually became general of the 4th division. Many Republic soldiers would likely remember the war season of 38 A.U. when he was pulled from the field of battle, pronounced dead and then discovered to be still breathing a week later. Having survived against such incredible odds, it was even more surprising when he was arrested for treason not a year later, and this time the charge stuck. Kristover Rissik was executed as a traitor to the Chimeran throne alongside Malvina Nesharan, Yasha Rissik and Orestes Rissik as part of the Antonian Apostasy. The charges of treason and the eventual executions would cause Malvina to be stripped of her last name and what remains of the Rissik family to lose their nobility.