Charok

Husband to Alsantset, brother of Rain, and father of Tate and Tali. He is a former Iron Banner Mercenary Company, excellent cook and skilled woodcarver. Fiery eyes in The Language.

Appearance
A tall, hairy, sorta Asian, with a big smile, strong jaw, prominent cheekbones and kind amber eyes. undefined

Personality
An affable family man with a tenacious streak. His greatest flaw being his tone deaf singing.

Background
Grew up in The Village as the son of a baker. Held no talent when it came to the Forms and lacked in strength compared to his peers, but worked harder than anyone else to make up for it. undefined

Powers and Abilities
Despite his humble beginnings, Charok is an able Martial Warrior who rode with the Banner for three years. His aptitude in Amplification is comparable to Tenjin while his potential as a marksman is rated highly among his generation.undefined After reconciling with Gerel, the two are often seen sparring.

Equipment

 * Concealed throwing spikeundefined

Relationships
Alsantset: Happily married to the love of his life.

Gerel: Met as children, friends for fifteen years before their falling out when Gerel stormed in to his marriage declaring him unworthy. Made peace with each other after a decade of hostility. undefined

Pafu: Charok's Quin

Sarnai: Helped him through his fears after Alsantset left and joined the Iron Banner without him.

Rain: Treats him as his little brother, always there to support him if he needs it. Rescued him as part of the Company and later took responsibility with Alsantset for his upbringing, to teach him humanity, to feed and clothe him, love and nurture him."'I swear an oath to the Heavens. I will not allow my brother Rain to ever be taken from the People. Should any try, we will rise as one, and wipe them from existence. This I swear to you, with the Heavens as my witness.” undefined"Tali & Tate: Spends the most time taking care of the twin terrors.

Agadei, Kiril, Hadai, Tuya: regular visitors at Charok’s workplace.undefined

Trivia

 * Takes a forty percent cut of every Shen Mu heartwood carriage sold.undefined