Naiko Profile

In the sprawling Kingdom of Liseria, beneath the shadows of past torment and the tender glow of newfound love, lived Naiko—a Fox Kenom whose soul bore the scars of an abusive past, yet cradled the warmth of a new family she built from the fragments of her shattered world. Standing tall at 5 feet 9 inches, aged 25, her journey unfolded in the Kingdom of Solaris, where the chains of slavery bound her fate before the tapestry of redemption unfolded.

Naiko’s existence began in the cruel confines of a slave family, thrust into servitude from the moment of her birth. The Kingdom of Solaris, the last bastion where legal slavery endured, claimed her as its unwilling denizen. Born without the luxury of knowing her parents, she experienced a transient childhood, sold from one master to another. Raised initially with a rich family and later with the Wilmott family, her path was etched in servitude.

Under the watchful eyes of Gaishune and Chrysan Wilmott, Naiko found a semblance of familial warmth. Despite being a slave, she became their protector, raised to be a guardian even as the father of the household regarded her as nothing more than a servant. Her experiences shaped three distinct facets of her personality—a cheerful exterior, one of pure obedience, and another strained and angry, a fractured response to the abuse endured.

Sent off to a BootCamp at 16 to train as a samurai for the Wilmott family, Naiko excelled, becoming the top fighter in Liseria. However, the scars of her past and the abuse during BootCamp manifested in a disfunctional multiple personality disorder. Memories of torment haunted her, but she wore a façade for the sake of her newfound family—the Wilmotts—and her husband, Jaden, the one person who saw beyond her scars and offered solace.

Jaden became the linchpin of her healing, understanding the depths of her pain and giving her the time to rebuild. Their union blossomed into a family, marked by the laughter of two daughters, Cynthia and Bella. Naiko, despite the turmoil within, reveled in her roles as a mother and a wife, finding solace in the love she never knew she deserved.

Her hobbies painted a portrait of domestic joy—cooking and cleaning became acts of love, expressions of a newfound freedom. Yet, the echoes of her past persisted in the rhythmic clang of sword training, a testament to the strength she found in reclaiming her agency.

In the Kingdom of Liseria, Naiko’s story unfolded—a testament to resilience, the redemptive power of love, and the forging of a new identity from the fragments of a haunted past.