Kyro

Character

◈ Personality

Kyro is not the giddy kind; hyper-focused and task-oriented, he primarily recruits Lumin. Any humans, or other half-lights, must be incredibly talented to even be considered. Ky is most interested in preventing as much damage as possible as soon as possible, being focused on aiding large groups and environments rather than any individuals. (Although... he is very much willing to cause a lot of damage if it means less destruction long-term. Would definitely attempt to destroy a planet if he felt the creatures on it would destroy other planets, had they escaped.)

He believes Weis only has a select few who would be able to achieve anywhere near the level of his own command. He thinks similarly of Tori's group, while she has many Lumin, she also a ton of half-light animals. He is less hard on her though, as he knows she's obviously focusing her energy on creatures and their environments rather than humans.

Kyro was born rather short in comparison to Weis and Tori. He has a lot of resentment towards Weis for always teasing him about it. Now that Weis is the shortest, they bully each other "equally" until Tori rips them apart.

◈ Vauge histories

Although they were not born from the same star, Weis, Kyro and Tori all appeared from neighboring stars around the same time. The triad, upon catching sight of each other, would travel together. It was a more instinctual act; they were the first signs of life each of them had found, and they were not really able to communicate much of anything at all.

Nearing 3,000 years of their life, they begun to get curious of living planets, both inhabited and uninhabited. Shortly thereafter, they were found by a Mira, and were then recruited. Nearly 500k years afterwards, they are experienced in their field of inhibiting Lights. The triad had a moment of over-confidence, what if they could take a whole Light leader out of commission? Maybe then, they would even be good enough to join the ranks of Mirage's own command. Yeah, it was dumb. They only realized this as they were presented as trespassers to a Light-leader, completely outnumbered, and without anyone in their group even knowing where they left to.

Fortunately for them, this leader was very gracious. Instead of imprisonment, she offered recruitment. (Though of course, she would have several Novalings watching that they don't flee, for some time at least) In time, they begun noticing and appreciating things about mortal life that their previous group instructed them to block out and ignore.

Their loyalties belonged to their new leader, and they completed a great number of missions for her. Around the million and a half point in their lives, they had split to become Light-leaders themselves. They still contact each other regularly, and even swap travelers (usually temporarily). Though they have plenty of allies, they rely on each other most often.