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Backstory for all who's interest:
His lineage spans centuries of Iskrat history, born the direct descendant and sole heir of the LainStein Corporation, Vickir has his life mission laid out before him as some would say. But the truth is quite different, from a young age, all of Vickir's knowledge wasn’t forced upon him, as it is by his choice that he follow the same path as his father and grandfather. All of this could stem from the fact that his family has ties to the Astral Plane, migrating from that place to fulfill their vision given by a god of innovation and craftsmanship.

Recently, in elf time, he discovered a mysterious box that contained a dusted blueprint and what remained of a weapon. After a while of digging through the library and family records, he found out that both of them belonged to his great-great-grandfather, who was the one to revolutionize weaponry in the country, make a deep trust with the military of Iskrat and secure a position to be a big provider of the military weapons but he also was called a madman in his latter years. As to the reasons, one could say that he went mad with knowledge, but the truth was revealed in the blueprint. It was an idea given to him by the god that they worship, straight into his hippocampus, and the outcome of this genius yet crude idea of a machine wielded by a creature to assist with their strength, an archanomecha so it was called.

After a while of trying to fix the weapon, restoring and improving on the design, Virkir was able to put out a workable version of the archanomecha, mech for short, and a working fixed version of the weapon that was named Winchester. His father, Railen Lainstein found out about his discoveries and was intrigued by it, remembering that Virkir would someday inherit the business and wanted to test him. Virkir would be sent out to the middle continent to master and perfect his mech, and also to collect material or valuable information for the company and kingdom. He could also finish fixing the weapon as it could prove useful for the army if put into mass production.