Kaveh

✧ Age and date of birth: birthday is not exactly known, probably between 25 and 29. According to some sources, he celebrates his birthday in early April. ✧ Height: 181 centimeters. ✧ Weight: 71 kilograms. ✧ Race: Human. ✧ Appearance: still looks like a young man, although there are some signs of lack of sleep on his face. He is naturally fair-haired, but he chose to diversify his image by slightly dyeing the ends of his hair a darker shade, his eyes are red-orange. He is dressed in clothes closer to the traditional ones for his people: a white gemlek, over which he wears a yelek and a mandatory sash on his belt. ✧ Character and Personality: being a creative person, Kaveh is very expressive in expressing emotions. If someone categorically disagrees with his idealistic point of view, he will throw all his efforts into persuading, if not accepting, his worldview. Of course, he cannot understand the rationality of the thoughts of more collected people and defends the importance of an empathic approach to others in front of them. ✧ Habits: talking to himself about how the interior of a particular building should be fixed. In most cases, this simply calms the nerves. ✧ Everyday life: actively involved in the dissemination of art and the architectural development of streets. As well as designing incredible plans that are never destined to come to light. A big fan of spending money on these same unrealistic plans.

An architect and a distinguished alumnus of Kshahrewar, Kaveh has a good reputation among the students of Darshan. He is often considered a role model. Unfortunately, his career has not been as smooth as one would expect. The same can be said about other aspects of Kaveh's life.

The aura, the rumours, the fame... these are just accompanying trifles. Kaveh goes beyond the ordinary in his craft. He puts all his efforts into his work, striving for the perfect embodiment of the ideal of aesthetics and architectonics. An architect is not the final executor of the construction work, but is responsible for all aspects, and therefore must carefully double-check all the details of the design, safety and functionality of the building. As a leading expert in his field, Kaveh also pays special attention to the relationship of art with humanism. For him, projects that are divorced from reality are classified as fantasies, and only projects that have true value should be implemented in life.

It is hard to believe that such a brilliant architect could go bankrupt because of one single project. Fortunately, few people know about this, and most of those who are initiated keep it a secret. As for Kaveh himself, he is terribly afraid that his bankruptcy will become known. His life is far from ideal.