Kra



Kra is the firstborn of the legendary scribe Kratachii. His mother is unknown, his brothers are Krata, Kratachii Jr, and Kratt. His wife is Leeki, his sons are Lekk and Leon. Kra was known as the scribe of the Grefah after Kratachii died, but then passed around jobs once that trade died off. His most noted position in life was being the husband of Leeki, who he was forced to marry.

Personality
Though not as depressed as his brother Kratachii Jr, Kra has the personality befitting one who's led a hard life. He is very sarcastic, morbid, and spiteful. When a teen, this son was cheery and eager to take on his father's role. As an adult, however, he is constantly in the slumps. His only light in life was the acting troupe. And even that he hated.

History
Kra was the firstborn of Kratachii. Though cheery and pleasant, Kra tended to stay out of the way of others, making little known of his beginning years. He learned the ways of the scribe, being apprenticed under his father Kratachii, and undoubtedly went with him a few times to meet the other legend Ta. With such a bright apprenticeship, one would think he would have a bright future once his father died and it was his turn to take over. But no. With the change in technologies, Kra's dreams were shattered. No one needed a scribe anymore, and so Kra took to the streets in search of a new job. He settled on another boring one- that of a banker. At this point, Kra was still hopeful. He had seen the Bluemah banker roll in the beautiful buildings and money, and he decided he'd take part of the success. But the Grefah didn't adjust to the idea of a bank as fast as the Bluemah did, and this too began to fail. Still, though, Kra was getting government pay, and it was enough to get by. It was around this time that Leefomus called Kra in for a private meeting. See, Leefomus had deeply respected Kratachii, and thought of him as a best friend. He knew the man was level-headed and bright, always ready to tackle every problem that came his way. Unfortunately, Leefomus assumed that the same traits had been passed on to the bright young boy-scribe he recalled from years gone past. Once he made that assumtion, he found out that the child, Kra, was working for minimum government pay, and knew that Kra couldn't resist saying no to his proposition. Leefomus proposed to Kra that he marry his crazy firstborn, Leeki. He wanted a smart, bold man that could straighten her out and tone down her crazy. But this was enough to wake Kra from his hobo stupor, and he rejected her fiercely. Leefomus pushed the matter, promising the riches that all the royal family was entitled to. And yet as tempting as the offer was, Kra was just not willing. Finally, Leefomus used force, and Kra was married to Leeki. And so ensued another pitiful chapter of Kra's pitiful life. Unlike what Leefomus predicted, Kra was completely passive to his wife's crazy, and didn't help change her one bit. If anything, the shotgun wedding made her crazier. And unlike what Leefomus promised, Kra didn't get a single penny of royal money. The couple rarely talked, and Kra continued his pitiful job as a banker. Jelly day came, and Leefomus demanded that the two have a child, in hopes that being a mother would straighten Leeki out. Lekk was born, and, no, Leeki was no better. Kra was still just as sad. His jobs now changed some more, Kra was bumbling from one sad chapter to the next. Finally, there was a murder attempt on his father-in-law and brother-in-law, and his son died. Leeki was put in jail, but somewhere in that jumble they managed to have one last child, Leon, before Leeki died. Not a single tear was shed for Lekk or Leeki. Kra remained sad. He joined an acting troupe with his brothers. He watched his brothers die. And then he died.

Trivia
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