Icarus Panathos

Backstory: Icarus Panathos was born from the joining of a celestial and an elven high priestess. Despite not being frowned upon traditionally, he was seen as a bastard child from a supposedly “virgin” high priestess and the celestial who caused her to stray from her path. So the story of Icarus became known as “The Folly of Mortals” (the story of his mother) and “Helionitus’ Fall From Grace” (His father’s story). After his secretive birth, he was separated from his mother and brought into the care of priests to be raised as a “blessing child” never to be told the true nature of his birth. However the young aasimar was as curious and bright eyed as he was charismatic, and was often scolded for his flamboyant personality. Years later the monastery was raided when the boy was about 9, and the colorful young aasimar was taken as an exotic slave, who eventually won his freedom as a performer around his 16th birthday. During this time he had found a love of dancing and singing, and became a local favorite, taking of the trade as a traveling performer with a troupe by the name of “Lux Intus” (The Light Within). He traveled with them for nearly a decade, and in his tenth year they boarded a vessel for their longest journey yet, but fate was against them. Far out at sea their ship was ambushed by pirates, and those who weren’t killed immediately were captured. Icarus was the only one who was able to captivate and win over the pirates enough for them to spare, and later, induct him into their crew. He became their charismatic performer, diplomat, and a rather successful distraction during raids. Now that his crew, and captain, have been taken in by the law, he is once again lost, which is where you find him, at around 27 years of age with many a story to tell.