The Guardian

The Guardian 	The Guardian
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Biographical Information	Biographical Information
Full Birth Name 	Kal-El (Ancient Elvish for 'Shining Star')
Adoptive Name 	Unknown (he chooses to keep his two identities separate and secret)
Nicknames 	The Guardian, The Man of Steel
Homeland 	Seldarine, Realm of the Gods
Born 	Unknown
Died 	n/a
Occupation 	Protector of Ealdor (especially members of the Royal Family)
Physical Description 	Physical Description
Race 	Demi God 
Gender 	Male
Height 	*6' 5" (1.96 m)
Hair color 	Unknown (it's hidded beneath his helmet)
Eye color 	Storm Blue
Distinguishing Features 	His unique armor. Also his ability to fly and to somehow know when trouble is about as he always appears whenever he's needed most.
Languages Spoken 	English, Elvish, Greek, French, Celtic and Ancient Elvish
Family 	Family
Parents 	
*Estë, the Goddess of Healing - Mother
*Unknown Father
Siblings 	
*Unknown
Spouse(s) 	
*Unknown
Children 	
*Unknown
"The Elves have all but forgotten us. But you, my son, you will give the Elvish people an ideal to strive towards once more. They will race behind you, they will stumble, they will fall. But in time they will join you in the sun. In time, you will help them accomplish wonders that even we Gods never could." - Estë to her son.
From "Chevalier de Sangreal: Honor and Duty" by Samson Arigiros
==The Guardian of Ealdor==
The Guardian, who's birth name is Kal-El (meaning Shining Star), is the demi-god son of Estë, the Elvish Goddess of Healing and an unknown mortal. Estë gave birth to her son in Seldarine, but because of the growing unease, especially surrounding demi-gods, she sent him to the mortal realm to be raised by a family who were unable to have children of their own but willingly agreed to raise him, under the condition that they never reveal to him his true heritage as a demi-god. They kept true to their word and the Guardian grew up presuming that he was a mere mortal. He had no real powers that he knew of, after all, so had no reason to suspect otherwise.
Years later he accidentally discovered his powers for the first time, and his adoptive parents were forced to reveal the truth about him, and his real birth mother. At first confused and unsure of what he was meant to do with this new knowledge, he sought out his birth mother and after confiding in her his doubts about himself, she offered him some sage advice and encouraged him to use his powers for good.  He created the secret identity of the Guardian to protect his adoptive parents from harm, should anything go wrong, and set out to do as his mother had suggested.  
Becoming the Guardian, he was at first considered an outlaw or a criminal by the Elvish people, but when he saved the Queen herself, she declared that he was a hero, not a menace. The two of them struck up a strong rapport, though he would never reveal his true identity, even to her, for reasons that were far more complex that anyone could possibly understand. At first frustrated by this, in the end Torani learned to just accept it and live with the fact that she would not know. She trusted him and he had never given her cause to doubt or regret this trust she'd placed in him, so this was enough for her. 
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Category:Male
Category:Third Generation
Category:Ealdor
Category:Sorcery
Category:Warrior
Category:Demigod