The most "tragic" and full of dejà-vu moment has been without any doubts the one of the creation of the main character, that in the beginning I was used to call "the hero without stain and with a lot of sugar". It has been very difficult to come to the final stage of this creation, because I'd liked to not use the old usual lines of cretions about heroes - untill I decided to do that, but my own way.
The "hero" of my story is a very classic character, starting by his vague descent from the Elves (than prelude therefore to a role a lot interesting for him in the history of Nauros…

, until arriving to its interest for history of the past and the exploration (what that instead colleague him to Altharion the Storyteller).
It goes without saying some that this high boy, from brown hairs tending to the blond man, with the blue eyes and the childish smile will end in order to interpret a predominant role of the story, but however would be an error
to consider it "the" only protagonist of the story.
Except this, to succeed in to realize the figure of
Kyvenge has been much difficult one: initially because I wanted at all costs to avoid the stereotyped heroic figure, and in continuation because, also having embraced at first
that type of hero - than from the pure ignorance it reaches to being the commander of men - I have tried constantly
to take the distances from it, and indeed the character
has developed itself in way somewhat strange and, I would add, original, 'cause of many ways of acclimatization and
interlace with the other characters.
Kyvenge is insecure, true, loyal, and if some times it behaves in predictable way, other times it stays away from the first line and it otherwise acts, or it doesn't act at all. This way of his to do embarrassed and nervous makes him to my eyes very "personal", very "to his way", and to me it seems that it's a good thing... make me know if you agree.