Traejan: 30 Days of Character Development: 06
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6.) Describe your character’s happiest memory.
Traejan's happiest memory involves the day that he passed his final test to truly become a Spellbreaker. He had been training for quite a long time to improve his strength and to fully master all the intricacies of the style which took years of formal instruction and studying. Eventually it came to be that in order to progress to being anything other than a student he would have to best his trainer in single combat. It was a very long, difficult fight and they were very evenly matched, but in the end he did eventually succeed. There was no quick and easy solution with her, and he was pushed to draw on every bit of knowledge he had to pull it off.
For him it was not only the fulfillment of a long-held dream but reward for his hard work. And above and beyond that, the respect of his teacher. She was someone he had held in very high regard for years, so to finally feel like the feeling was mutual was a great accomplishment.
It probably didn't hurt that he was also really sticking it to his father, who was never pleased with the idea of his eldest son becoming a Spellbreaker rather than a Magister.
6.) Describe your character’s happiest memory.
Traejan's happiest memory involves the day that he passed his final test to truly become a Spellbreaker. He had been training for quite a long time to improve his strength and to fully master all the intricacies of the style which took years of formal instruction and studying. Eventually it came to be that in order to progress to being anything other than a student he would have to best his trainer in single combat. It was a very long, difficult fight and they were very evenly matched, but in the end he did eventually succeed. There was no quick and easy solution with her, and he was pushed to draw on every bit of knowledge he had to pull it off.
For him it was not only the fulfillment of a long-held dream but reward for his hard work. And above and beyond that, the respect of his teacher. She was someone he had held in very high regard for years, so to finally feel like the feeling was mutual was a great accomplishment.
It probably didn't hurt that he was also really sticking it to his father, who was never pleased with the idea of his eldest son becoming a Spellbreaker rather than a Magister.