Gusion

Although he was born into the most powerful magic family on the continent, Gusion is not interested in magic. He is keen to draw inspiration from the holy light to develop new fighting skills. In the end, Gusion left the family. 512px|center House Paxley ruled over Castle Aberleen in the south of Moniyan. Generations of the house had guarded these areas for the Moniyan Empire, defending against the invasion of the abyss. Around a thousand years ago, House Paxley was granted the dukedom during the rule of the legendary mage Valentina. Many horrifying stories were told across the Moniyan Empire about House Paxley's use of forbidden magic, and so people would shy away from any Paxley they met. But Gusion Paxley was an exception. He was naturally good with blades and daggers, and before he could speak, he had been able to accurately hit his nanny in the forehead with a toy dagger to get back at her for disciplining him. And when he started to read and write, the quill pen dipped in ink would always fly toward the back of his personal tutor's head as if it had eyes. His unruly behaviours continued until his eldest brother Aamon took over the dukedom – the young Gusion was showing off his dagger skills at the party when he accidentally missed his target, the dagger instead leaving a deep cut on Aamon's face. Aamon didn't blame his reckless younger brother, but the word soon spread across the Moniyan Empire that the fourth child in House Paxley was a blade wielder – for the Paxley family that had been famed for their magic skills, only lower-class citizens who didn't know magic would fight with daggers and swords. The Paxley elders who actually controlled the family soon ordered that Gusion must stop playing with daggers and focus on practicing magic. And Gusion did in fact inherit the family's talent in magic, he had a strong affinity for the element of light and quickly awakened his potential while learning magic. But he abhorred memorizing tedious spells and writing complicated scroll. When the other students were researching magic indoors all day, Gusion was powering himself up with sunlight so that he would run faster than a leopard, or using the candlelight to move dinner knives and cut a whole table's dishes into pieces. Gusion was the only upper-class student who would talk with servants in their family academy, and he was a naughty but likable kid, so the maids would always cover for his nonstop violation of the rules; even when he was kept in solitary confinement, the guards would pretend they didn’t see the desserts that the male servants snuck under the door... Finally, those exasperated elders asked the young Aamon to discipline his hopeless brother, Gusion hoped that his brother would be on his side, but Aamon instead started lecturing him as the leader of the family. Gusion was disappointed and completely ignored his brother's lecturing, while deep down feeling sorry for the big brother that used to be close to him – Aamon in front of him