OOC : The way Seuth’s were treated were like royal adviser of sorts, not meant to be King or Queen but to aide them in leading the Kuros to a more glorious and beneficial era. While Kings and Queens were typically the strongest (and usually most educated) of the race leading the people, Seuths were almost worshiped for their foresight and direct link to the Gods. The King and Queen would often depend on their very word to help them make decisions for the entirety of the Kurosian Race. SO YEAH, SEUTHS WERE A HUGE DEAL 😀
Sadly, little Voteil was born at a very unfortunate time. When he was born, he was celebrated and Feur/Kurogh were immensely proud (yeah, there was a time Kurogh actually felt pride in Vovo ;3;). However when Malefor came in, he was treated as a higher deity than a Seuth, and the desperate Kuros paid more heed to Malefor’s word than Voteil’s (especially since Voteil was so young he was in no control of his powers, and not useful). It was really easy for Malefor to pretty much tell Kurosia that Voteil was not needed and the way he saw it, the ‘runt’ was too friendly to even be considered a Kuros. Of course Malefor was actually scared of Voteil revealing Malefor’s true intentions, so he had to fade him out as quickly as possible (he couldn’t kill him outright, while some could support his decision to do so it was too much of a risk for so many Kurosians to go against him for it).
If Malefor didn’t come around and Voteil grew up, he’d be a rather friendly Adviser to his parents as they ruled. Of course, he’d look out for his people foremost and understand that in order for there to be balance, there must be Darkness and Light. He wouldn’t take part in wars, but he’d be able to tell his parents which battles would take the most casualties and which strategy would work the best (his father was the best Warlord in Kurosia, bonus there). While he wouldn’t get along with most of his many, many siblings, Avelyn (Cynder) would be the one sibling he’d latch onto and be closest with 😀
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