Eskhirom
Eskhirom was the eldest son of Taisat, the head of the Kaultedt Family until his . Before Eskhirom could be coronated on 12 Anta-Eimarae, 24982 AYM, he was kidnapped by the Artalor, thus kickstarting the Crisis. After his brother Rezinth was killed and his friend Lenorrak was severely wounded, he sank into a deep depression, of which he would not recover from until 10 Geta-Eimarae, 24982 AYM, 5 days before Zumiza, the Hyvamto-Re-Elironid, kicked the Family out of the Elironid tribe.
Before sailing into the Erithorn Ocean, the Artalor and the Ardunir both signed the Ymolat Pact, that ensured a temporary ceasefire during their travel. This Pact also named Eskhirom as the leader during the voyage, a role which he took with caution, not wishing to anger either side.
Upon landing on the east coast, Eskhirom designated land for each subgroup, of Ardunir, Artalor, and Arkheotor. He separated the groups from each other, as he saw what happened when the multiple factions were grouped together. This layout led, however inevitably, to the Kaultedtian Wars, lasting from 24981 to 24977 AYM. Eskhirom himself resigned as leader once the Kheosir-Ipiasir War started, and died months later by suicide on 12 Anta-Eimarae, 24980 AYM, exactly 2 years after his brother's death.
Before sailing into the Erithorn Ocean, the Artalor and the Ardunir both signed the Ymolat Pact, that ensured a temporary ceasefire during their travel. This Pact also named Eskhirom as the leader during the voyage, a role which he took with caution, not wishing to anger either side.
Upon landing on the east coast, Eskhirom designated land for each subgroup, of Ardunir, Artalor, and Arkheotor. He separated the groups from each other, as he saw what happened when the multiple factions were grouped together. This layout led, however inevitably, to the Kaultedtian Wars, lasting from 24981 to 24977 AYM. Eskhirom himself resigned as leader once the Kheosir-Ipiasir War started, and died months later by suicide on 12 Anta-Eimarae, 24980 AYM, exactly 2 years after his brother's death.
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