Alicenti Syikti

In the kingdom of Draksineon, Alicenti Syikti has a problem. He's born into a noble Drakoyan family with centuries of responsibility and tradition on its shoulders, but he'd rather be out having adventures than cooped up in their manor learning how to be a baron. It's not that Alicenti doesn't appreciate his family or the prestige they've built up over generations - it's just that he finds it all so incredibly dull.

The Syikti family has a proud history, filled with accomplished warriors, skilled statesmen, and brilliant scholars. Alicenti's father, Baron Berython Syikti, has continued this legacy with his shrewd political alliances and excellent stewardship of their lands. But while his father sees Alicenti as the next in line to carry on their family's work, Alicenti himself has other plans.
The young nobleman has a penchant for the dramatic. He dreams of being an epic hero, someone who's remembered for his bravery and deeds, not just his birthright. Alicenti takes his dreams seriously, maybe a bit too seriously, much to the amusement of those who know him well. He can't help but see his life as an epic tale waiting to unfold, and he's determined to make it an exciting one.
His father, on the other hand, is understandably worried. He sees his son's heroic fantasies as distractions from the very real responsibilities Alicenti will have to shoulder someday. Yet, Alicenti remains undeterred, confident in his path.
Luckily, Alicenti is not alone in his dream-chasing. His childhood friend, Eryndo, the son of a squire, shares his love for tales of yore. They often lose themselves in stories of legendary heroes, imagining their own future exploits. Alicenti's older sister, Gbi, is another constant in his life. She may occasionally tease him about his hero complex, but at the end of the day, she supports his aspirations.
In the midst of the stuffy nobility and the weight of his family's expectations, Alicenti is a breath of fresh air. He dreams differently, he yearns for more, and despite the challenges he faces, he never loses his spirit. He might seem out of place in the structured world of Drakoyan nobility, but maybe that's exactly what makes him stand out.