Kinil Tanseivar

Councilor Kinil Tanseivar is one of Arakujii's most powerful politicians. Born to Ayen and Haera Tanseivar, Kinil would spend his early days between chores deep in study of the dark arts. Upon reaching adolescence, Kinil worked as an ambassador between the elves and dwarves of Arakujii. Kinil found a fascination with the dwarven culture and would often ask individuals non-political questions about their ways of life. He had a special interest in the recently emerging use of automated systems the drawves were beginning to use to haul the ore they mined out more safely.

By the time Kinil had reached adulthood, he had already learned enough from the dwarves and his own mistakes to create simple automatons that could assist him with chores in his family estate. This would propel him into a world of automation which would change the face of Arakujii forever. After spending months convincing delegates to witness his creations, he successfully managed to coax the political elite of Iruda to fund his inventive exploits under the expectation that his inventions were sold to the public to pay for their support.

Years later, Kinil's name was beginning to be spoken in households all across Arakujii. His inventive genius brought about a technological renaissance for Arakujiians who were only a generation ago still working rice farms and carving stone by hand. From creations such as the telegram and eventually the radio, Kinil had shown to his nation that although the Tanseivar family has deep roots in the dark arts, they were forming a bond between all Arakujiians that could not easily be broken. Kinil had also created the first large scale corporation in Arakujii, Arcaneways, to assist in facilitating the dispersal of shipments that the people of Arakujii began to demand from him.

Twenty years after his first breakthrough in distance communication, while other creative individuals, such as Thambo Drakesbane, were beginning to look towards the doors Kinil had open. Tragedy struck the Tanseivar family. Former councilor Elyon and his immediate family were all killed by what appeared to be roaming bandits in the countryside of Arakujii. Since all the direct relatives of Elyon had perished, the council had, with the emperor's encouragement, elected Kinil to take up the mantle his uncle had left behind.

Today, Kinil is a devout believer in his family's chosen deity, Tsukiyo. Alternating spending his off time from council-ship between designing new creations and praying to the gods above.