Cirtroug Crisida

Name: Cirtroug Crisida Age: Appx 2,500 Species: Ilma First Appearance: the Knights of Earth Saga Book One: Knowledge Lost.

Power: Being of the Ilma, Cirtroug has the power to control all the powers of Halves. He is also immortal, with his body able to remake itself from wound or old age. Appearance: Tall and muscular. Cirtroug’s skins is almost perfectly white with a narrow nose. His eyes are burning gold, with only the hint of red scales under the ears. short brown hair covers his head. The red scales on his arm are almost rock like from his mutation over the volcano.

Back Story: The Crisida family descend from close relation of Krun but at the time of the Enlightenment of Ilmgral, the Crisida family abandoned their kind and joined with the Rebel Ilma and since that day all children born looked not like the Krun-ilma and took up the red scales of the chosen people. Cirtroug was always a vicious child. At a young age his father gave up his body to produce the eternal wood of Scaraden and Cirtroug resented him for it. During the second great war, Cirtroug led the assault which destroyed the great wood of his heritage but the King of Ilmgral was not killed that day as planned and Cirtroug was nearly captured. Cirtroug eventually escaped back to Abgdon and in the third great war he became the first to volunteer to take possession of the darkness. He was eventually defeated by Infeon Diactra and imprisoned on Earth.

Story Excerpt: Cirtroug turned, anger and fear for the first time showing truly in his eyes. Tom lifted the flaming root and it cracked in the air like a whip. He launched it at Cirtroug, who dived out the way, embers flying into the air as the root struck. Tom let it fly again and this time as Cirtroug dived, he pulled lava from the lake. As it came to him it turned to solid black stone and sharpened into a blade. He stood and the pair faced eachother. Tom sent the root flying again, but Cirtroug was quicker. He flew out the way, swinging the blade that cut the root in two. It turned to ash in Tom’s hand and again he was at a loss.