Michael Shoemaker

'Upon my travels, I remained in this fine city of innovation for several years, and I had the unequalled pleasure of meeting Master Shoemaker. He had a kindly smile, and an ambling gait, and he walked with a stick. Owing to the wounds he sustained upon his adventure, of which he told me greatly, his right arm and left eye were replaced with a manner of changeable mechanical gadgets. He was a pleasant man to know, and his reputation preceded him.'- Fira Nazar's 'The Travels'.
Asħatet Xúmaijkyjr (Acetate Shoemaker), known by his brother's assumed name Mikal (Michael), was a Lanmoppian gnome tinker. He was a bard and cobbler by trade, but in a row over craftsmanship, killed his brother Michael. Ashamed, he assumed his name and continued his brother's legacy of adventuring.
After his mission alongside those such as Trajan and Baddhuk was 'successful', he retired to back home, where he began to produce a fine brand of musical instruments bearing his surname, assuring quality forever - the Shoemaker products, which expanded to many noble products.
He bore a daughter in 1499, Anx̂urvær Xúmaijkyjr (Ankover Shoemaker). 
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