Argon Galahorn

Argon Galahorn was born a peasant's son in the Human Kingdom. His family worked for the noble who owned the land they worked, and they worked daily to grow crops. Argon was five years old when he regained his memories of his past life. His past life was where he lived in a modern world, and worked at an office until a natural disaster destroyed the building he worked in, and he sacrificed himself to save his fellow office coworkers. After which, he was reincarnated as a poor peasant's son. With his memories restored, he also gained the hero's crest, a magical symbol that marks his destiny as a hero and enables him to defeat the world's evils. Argon would then be taken by the local lord and trained to be a warrior from the age of six until he was sixteen. He learned how to fight with a variety of weapons, from bows, swords, battle axes, spears, and other polearms. He would master them all, then, after being sent to the hero's dungeon, a dark tomb for those with the hero's crest, to find and retrieve their divine weapon. Argon would find teh blazing sword of Aithar, the god of the sun and light. A blade that allows Argon to absorb light and magic to empower himself, causing the sword to burn brighter and hotter. He would quickly master the sword's power and his own natural abilities as a hero. And when he turned twenty-one, the war between the Empire of Darkness and the Kingdom of Light broke out. Argon would be sent to the front lines, where, despite his overwhelming power, he would refrain from killing, but only incapacitating his targets. He would eventually, after a few months of fighting, encounter the Demon Lord herself, Tsechlness. He was astonished at how beautiful she was, and even as she stacked him, with her mighty magics, he was glad his ability to absorb magic, as he wouldn't last ten seconds without it. The two would clash in a battle that caused earthquakes throughout the entire continent, and brought fear to everyone that the struggle between the hero and demon lord would break the world. But then, Tsechlness stopped attacking. Argon asked her if she was tired, but she looked at him with a look that, for the first time, shook him to his core. A predatory gaze, and before he could move or even defend himself, she pounced on him and declared that they would mate immediately. After an intense wrestling match, both Argon and Tsechlness decided to run away and elope. After running away with Tsechlness, he learned that she was too powerful for any man, except that Argon was strong enough to survive making love with her. They would then find a place, far from either the Empire of Darkness or the Kingdoms of Light. After a few months of them making a house and living together, other outcasts and refugees would find them and begin to build a village. After several families had built homes, both Argon and Tsechlness would decide to create more than a small home, a mere village. But to make an empire to protect those who now follow them, and a place to raise their kids, as Tsechlness was pregnant with her first child. They would spend almost two decades fighting and building their new home, an empire that measures people by who they are, not what they are. Argon is an empathetic man who dislikes killing. He would rather capture criminals and let them be judged by the people, believing in justice. And holding to his ideals of how a hero should act, that the strong should help the weak, and lead to building a better world. Argon loves spending time with his many kids and his loving wife, Tsechlness, even if she is clingy and shameless in her affection. Argon realizes his oldest daughter, Nymoria, is a reincarnated soul, like him. She often makes references to a modern Earth and its culture. But he does not press her on it and has decided to let her talk about it when she is comfortable. He sees a lot of himself in his son, Aizgarga, who also holds himself to be chivalrous and noble.