Sira Drazhar

Emperor Maia Drazhar, or Edrehasivar the Seventh is the first son of Chenelo Drazharan, daughter of the Great Avar, Maru. He is also the unloved fourth son of Emperor Varenechibel IV. He currently resides in The Untheileneise Court, as the Emperor. Not all that much is known about him by his people, due to his isolation throughout his early years.

Appearance
Maia is described as having slate-gray skin, pale grey eyes, and long, dark, curly hair. He is skinny. He has a jagged set of silver scars on his left forearm, and large knuckles. He seems to be tall, as the second-hand clothes he inherited from Setheris are “barely large enough”, women who are described as very tall are only an inch or two taller than him, and he only has to tilt his head back to look his 6’6” grandfather in the face rather than, for example, crane his neck. While he takes after his mother in his colouring, he apparently has his father’s bone structure, and in terms of his facial features he probably looks more like a typical elf than a typical goblin.

Background
Chenelo died just after Maia turned eight years old. They had lived together away from Maia's father in a quiet country villa called Isvaroë, with a few servants. After that, Maia went to the courts for a week for his mother's funeral, and was subsequently sent to live with Setheris Nelar in Edonomee. Ten years later, Maia's father and older brothers died on an airship, leaving Sira as the unexpected Emperor.

Personality
Sira was known, from the small amount of information available, to be absolutely unremarkable, and even below average, in looks, wit, and all else. Before his mother passed, he was a very kind, if quiet, child. However, at the funeral, Sira was miserably silent, the death clearly hitting him hard. His despondence was the last indicator of his personality before he was sent beyond the reach of prying eyes.

In the time he's been in the palace. Sira has displayed many unusual traits for an Emperor. He seems to rely heavily upon others to make even trivial decisions, doesn't quite grasp the concept of being in full command of his subjects, and he is almost unbearably nervous around just about everyone. However, despite all the negatives, Edrehasivar VII's determination to be considerate and respectful to even the lowliest of servants betrays a strength many Emperors, including his father, truly lacked: A kind heart.