General Ravath (Krieger)

• Commanding & Confident: Ravath exuded the unshakable confidence of a seasoned general, a man whose name carried weight on and off the battlefield. He was decisive, unyielding, and had yet to experience the deep self-doubt that would later haunt him.

• Prideful & Traditional: Deeply tied to his Gröto heritage, Ravath was steeped in honor, discipline, and an almost ritualistic dedication to war. His pride made him formidable but also resistant to change, often dismissing unconventional tactics or diplomacy.

• Brash & Fearless: Before Fort Valor, he fought with reckless abandon, convinced of his own invincibility. He was not careless, but he had yet to develop the strategic patience that came with later losses. He would throw himself into battle with the unwavering belief that no enemy could best him.

• Short-Tempered & Impulsive: He had a shorter fuse, often responding to insubordination or perceived disrespect with immediate aggression. His responses were not always violent, but his presence alone was enough to cow most who dared question him.

Habits & Mannerisms:

• Meticulous Blade Maintenance: Ravath spent hours maintaining his weapons, seeing it as both a meditative practice and a ritual of respect. His longsword was pristine, unmarred by the later chip it would sustain.

• Minimalist Lifestyle: He lived like a soldier, keeping only what was necessary. His quarters were sparse, his armor always prepared, and his belongings few. Sentimentality was something he dismissed as weakness.

• Averse to Emotional Expression: While respected and feared, Ravath kept himself distant. He did not engage in idle conversation, and any attempt to pry into his personal life was met with cold deflection.