On first glance, Ezra
appears quite the normal, studious looking lord, at 38 years of age and 6ft 1in tall you could be mistaken for
thinking he is part of some pompous aristocracy. Yet the guise of a rich and etiquette-refined man is not one that lasts
long. Dressed like a crazed wayward alchemist and far too buoyant for his years,
as soon as Ezra moves or speaks his eccentricities ignite in a catalytic
cascade.
He is however skilled
in the art of alchemy and wealthy to boot. Being a noble son of the late Chauntz
Canzerth he inherited half of the family fortune after a mysterious blaze at their
holiday villa. Ezra’s boisterous composure sinks a little at the mention of his
father.
He bravely explains how the incident had its blessings, after their
demise Ezra was able to associate with the Hale household and reacquaint with
his younger half-brother Alyx. Estranged for most of their
lives the two now work alongside one another. Ezra leaves Alyx to maintain the business whilst he liaises with
affluent merchants and choice mercenaries who outsource rare ingredients.
He speaks passionately of
Arian and her incurable sickness. With heart as large as his flamboyant personality
he reveals the depth of his dedication and somehow makes finding a cure sound
secondary to being by the woman’s side. It is clear he dearly loves his half-sister
however his passion for her is borderline obsessive and breeches our comfort
zone. We try not to ask further questions on the subject.
It is no
surprise to learn that Ezra has never married; he reveals that his main focus
has always been the magical arts. Ezra tells us he enjoys contriving new ways
to combine weaponry, magic and alchemy. He invests a great deal of time into research
and inventing new curiosities to sell on Alyx’s store.
Ezra certainly does like his
technological toys, having global connections means he is always in possession of
the latest inventions. He shows us an incomplete and rather pointless looking device;
the only impressive part of which is Ezra’s enthusiasm for it.
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