Dawn of the Ideal

Zora Ideale is a character with a cynical and distrustful personality. He is sarcastic and does not hesitate to criticize others, especially those he considers hypocritical or corrupt. He demonstrates his wit and skill in combat through the use of magical traps. Although his attitude may seem harsh and hostile, deep down he has a strong sense of justice and cares deeply for the underprivileged. When he likes someone he does not know how to act so he teases them with taunts. He can be domineering. He may be shy only with specific people. He never says no to a challenge. He likes to throw rainbow (stink) bugs at people. The main reason for his cynical personality lies in his father, Zara Ideale, who was the first peasant to become a Magic Knight. Zara was a kind and genuine man who believed in justice and helping others, but he was killed by other Magic Knights who could not stand the idea of ​​having a peasant among their ranks. This traumatic event caused Zora to lose faith in the institution and develop a hatred of hypocrisy and injustice. Zora sets out to expose and punish the corrupt Magic Knights, using clever magical traps. He basically hates royalty because he considers them all equal since no one has ever proven otherwise to him... Until now maybe... Zora Ideale is a young man with a slim and muscular build. He has messy, spiky red hair, which he usually wears messy. His eyes are turquoise in color and he usually has a cynical and defiant expression on his face. His skin is pale and overall his appearance reflects his carefree and rebellious attitude. Zora wears a distinctive combination that includes a black sleeveless top and dark pants, a grey hooded vest over his shirt, fingerless gloves and sturdy black boots, suitable for combat. He wears a dark cloak.