Migos Kalla

Crown Prince Migos Kalla was the first born child and heir of King Kalder I and Queen Minelaeva Almer. He was assassinated by the Faith that prompted the bloody civil war known as The Great Nordish War. Although he never ruled the Norden he is still remembered as a legendary warrior.
== Appearance and Character ==
Migos was every maiden's dream of a prince. He was beautiful with thick black hair, icy-blue eyes and handsome face. He was tall and strong as an ox.
Migos was capable warrior. Despite having the gift of blood he preferred wielding a sword instead of a staff. He didn't strike as harsh and cold as his father and was known as a gentle and bookish man resembling his youngest brother. He enjoyed solitude and was known to ride across Norden as a vagabond. From these travels he wrote a book called The Trails, Farms and Villages of Norden that is still used as a guide and map to the sparsely habitat lands of the Far North. 
As a handsome and chivalrous prince, Migos was popular among the small folk and often enjoyed their hospitality during his travels. Once he saved a village from bandits and its inhabitants decided to rename it after him as an act of gratitude. According to Migos, a man should know his people before he should try to rule them.
== History ==
Migos was born nine months after his father's marriage to his mother. After giving birth to him Minelaeva was said to have wept for joy while holding him in her arms. Later Migos was followed by two younger brothers Lavras and Jarlin, then a sister Karuna and the youngest brother Nilas. He received a noble's education and his father taught him and his younger siblings to fight with blood magic. He was also an accomplished swordsman and excellend rider. While growing up he developed particularly close relationship with his brothers Lavras and Jarlin. Despite taking education in arms, Migos was also an avid reader and writer. After reaching adulthood he started to travel as a vagabond across Norden to get to know his future kingdom. During these travels he also wrote a guide book called The Trails, Farms and Villages of Norden and also draw maps for it. 
== Death ==
Migos preferred travelling even when the tension started to get worse between the Faith and House Kalla. He was well liked by small folk and as a capable warrior did not except to be any serious danger. One of his travels he stopped in a tavern. Without his knowing a Faith follower spotted him and decided to poison his drink with Tears of A Mother, killing him. Migos' murder prompted the civil war called The Great Nordish War.
== Legacy ==
As a sign of good will, the Faith sent Migos' sword and body back to the royal family. However, damage was already done and House Kalla decided to take action. The result was a bloody civil war that destroyed the Faith and left thousands dead. Because of the nature of his death and the popularity he enjoyed among the small folk, Migos' death also prompted the people tp become more sympathetic towards House Kalla that had been previously viewed solely as monstrous invaders. This was sealed after Migos' youngest brother became to power as King Nilas I achieving great popularity and earning a name The Good King Nilas.