Tony J. Page (AxelCraft)

Tony J. Page's Skin

## Summary

Tony J. (Josephine) Page is a morally upright and sensitive man who is easily swayed by remorse and trauma. Tony's early years are unknown, however his parents' decision to go on holiday on a boat to Welkrin resulted in the boat being fatally damaged, killing hundreds of people. Tony and a few other survivors miraculously made it to shore, but Tony's parents did not. Tony's true identity was unknown due to his parents' deaths and the fact that he was only a year old at the time, so he was given the name Tony J. (Josephine) Page. Because he was not a resident of the Welkrin beaches, he was vulnerable to non-native infections, which might cause weeks of hospitalization or even death. Fortunately, most major diseases were not easily present and were difficult to acquire as long as there was no breakout and continual sanitation, allowing Tony to live into his adult years pretty comfortably as long as he remained inside the safe confines of cities. Tony was raised by his non-birth parents Josephine M. (Mendoza) Page and Bernice T. (Tucker) Page in the comparatively calm town of Frostglen. Tony would dwell in the town until a group of raiders overpowered the town and eventually caused it to collapse, resulting in Tony's introduction to AxelCraft.

## History

### Early Life

Tony J. (Josephine) Page was born on December 2nd, 2006, in the country known as Consolidated Nations (more popularly known as the United States in actuality). Little is known about Tony's first year of life in the country, since tragedy struck only a year after his birth. Tony's family went on a trip to the continent of Welkrin shortly after he was born, which is toured by visitors every year owing to its wonderful mysteries. However, his parents' decision to go on vacation on a boat to Welkrin ended in the boat being tragically damaged, killing hundreds of people. Tony's parents tried everything they could to keep him alive, but in the end, they had to sacrifice themselves for their child's life. Fortunately, there were other survivors, and when Tony's parents died, the other survivors carried Tony to the Welkrin's shores as well. The survivors, including Tony, made it to Frostglen, where he was adopted by Josephine M. (Mendoza) Page and Bernice T. (Tucker) Page. Because Tony's birth name was unknown, the name Tony J. (Josephine) Page was chosen.

Frostglen was a small town that had previously been the victim of many tragedies, but it had survived and acquired basic needs such as adequate drinking water, minimal clothing specifications, simple affordable homes, a balanced diet, basic health care, a clean and attractive environment, electricity, social and traditional needs, total teaching and administrative to lifestyles, and facilities. Tony's childhood was quite peaceful until he was around five years old, when he discovered that his adoptive family's prior generations had served as soldiers in the war that began on January 2nd, 1905, and that the skills developed during the conflict were passed down to each new generation. These abilities included gun handling, communication, leadership, work ethic, and collaboration. Along with Tony's early years of schooling, his adoptive parents would educate him about firearms and other essential topics on the side. While this would be advantageous in the future, it attributed him to struggle with speaking his parents' language and to be unable to pay attention to the majority of what he was trying to learn. Because of the lack of modern health care, it was difficult to determine what was causing the inability to pay attention efficiently. Tony's first use of a real firearm would be postponed due to his adoptive parents' fear of what might happen if he didn't have more time, as Tony has shown signs of being uninterested in firearms, as well as his inability to pay attention efficiently due to his lack of interest and a variety of other factors.