The Hearth of Silver
Content Warnings: PTSD, Survivor's Guilt, Depression
Born to a family of poor commoners his life was the one of misery and missed opportunities. He never felt he was in control of his fate until he got conscripted by the army. Forged by the warfare he become addicted to the thrill of life and death situations. He feels comfortable at the battlefield at the cost of his mental wellbeing as he was pushed to his limits and he is now at his breaking point. He questions whether his sacrifice and loyalty were appreciated by the common wealth and he is breaking up inside. Forged by the war and with no good back up plan. He is now an empty shell with dulled senses. He still holds on to the delusion that his life matters at the grand galactic scheme of the common wealth.
Created Feb 2
Updated Feb 2
Published Feb 2