Commander Frosun is the second son of Chief Isrun. He is the Commander of War’s Peak, Warfang’s largest portal nexus.

Frosun is very well liked by most who meet him. By far the most charming of his immediate family, a quality certainly aided by his astonishing attractiveness, Frosun finds friends wherever he seeks them; the common folk, the upper echelons of high society, and at times, the higher lords of Warfang’s underworld. He displays a distinct kindness, and is known for acts of leniency and aid to the people that endears them to the Guard and its leading Clan. His empathy to the innocents adversely affected by the Guard’s policing is convincing, perhaps even genuine. His acts of kindness are often unnecessary, at times inconvenient for the Guard. His popularity is a point of jealousy or amusement to peers who know Frosun’s insides are as ugly as his outsides are beautiful.

As the Commander of War’s Peak, Frosun ensures a continuous flow of Warfang trade, including the illicit type that its high society benefits from, permitting select trafficking of dangerous goods and slaves. His service to his Clan and his excellent social and political acumen makes him a popular Heir contender among Frostspear elders. He does, however, express little interest in the position, rather supporting his elder brother’s claim.

Relationships

Isrind

Frosun has been at his little brother’s side since his birth, spoiling him in ways their parents never did. What inherent morality or sense of guilt Isrind was born with, Frosun has long whittled away with a love that endeared Isrind to entitle himself to everything he desired, which is typically women. Frosun loves his brother dearly, and happily wields the power of his rank and connections to keep Isrind content, only ever gently holding him back for his own good. Isrind is socially dysfunctional and emotionally dysregulated, and far more reliant on his brother than he realizes. But Frosun realizes it well.

Isnavina

Frosun has accepted a single offer for a reproduction contract in his time, and dismissed offers for any further ones. His one resulting daughter, Isnavina, brings him joy. He loves and spoils her, and she reflects all the good supposedly in him, a terribly kind girl. He keeps the veil over her eyes, letting her believe her father is nothing but the kindest man she will ever know.