The Protagonist grew up not knowing his family, as his parents died when he was very young. As an orphan, he was taken in by the Midgard Library. There he met Flavio, a fellow orphan. The two boys quickly became best friends as they grew up in Midgard, depending on each other as they were trained and educated in the Library. The Protagonist was taught lessons in swordsmanship and excelled at his craft, ranking extremely high in assessments of his swordsmanship. His skills were even applauded by the Duke of Caledonia who saw his amazing potential as a swordsman. It was this potential that reminded the Duke of the Protagonist to escort his daughter to Ginnungagap in the future. It was when the Protagonist met the Duke he met his daughter Arianna, who was visiting Midgard to be educated. They
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| - The Protagonist grew up not knowing his family, as his parents died when he was very young. As an orphan, he was taken in by the Midgard Library. There he met Flavio, a fellow orphan. The two boys quickly became best friends as they grew up in Midgard, depending on each other as they were trained and educated in the Library. The Protagonist was taught lessons in swordsmanship and excelled at his craft, ranking extremely high in assessments of his swordsmanship. His skills were even applauded by the Duke of Caledonia who saw his amazing potential as a swordsman. It was this potential that reminded the Duke of the Protagonist to escort his daughter to Ginnungagap in the future. It was when the Protagonist met the Duke he met his daughter Arianna, who was visiting Midgard to be educated. They
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| - The Protagonist grew up not knowing his family, as his parents died when he was very young. As an orphan, he was taken in by the Midgard Library. There he met Flavio, a fellow orphan. The two boys quickly became best friends as they grew up in Midgard, depending on each other as they were trained and educated in the Library. The Protagonist was taught lessons in swordsmanship and excelled at his craft, ranking extremely high in assessments of his swordsmanship. His skills were even applauded by the Duke of Caledonia who saw his amazing potential as a swordsman. It was this potential that reminded the Duke of the Protagonist to escort his daughter to Ginnungagap in the future. It was when the Protagonist met the Duke he met his daughter Arianna, who was visiting Midgard to be educated. They too became good friends as Arianna once told him, "You're my first and only friend." The trio often went and played outdoors. One day the trio was playing in the forest when a deadly beast suddenly attacked Arianna, knocking her unconscious. The Protagonist acted as a decoy to make way for his friends to escape. It was then when a power deep within him activated and he transformed into the Knight of Fafnir. He quickly killed the beast and transformed back, but blacked out and lost all memory of what happened and wiping out his memories of Arianna also. Flavio was the only witness of what had happened but no one of the Library believed his testimony intentionally to keep word of the power of Fafnir from going around. It was immediately after the incident that Arianna was sent back home to Caledonia leaving the Protagonist without any memories of Arianna and vice versa.
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