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Gray Rechter

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Gray Rechter
Full name Gray Rechter
Physical information
Species Human
Gender Male
Hair color and style Blonde
Eye color Grey
Skin color Light
Other Beard
Biographical information
Father Hans Rechter
Mother Loïs Rettich
Date of birth 1690
Place of birth Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, Sankt Ludwigshafen
Residence(s) Huyenkula, Hurmu
Nationality Aemilian
Allegiance(s) Confoederatio Aemilia
Occupation Aemilian embassador to Hurmu

Gray Rechter is the ambassador of the Confoederatio Aemilia to the Realms held in right by the Order of the Holy Lakes, also known as Hurmu.

In 1690, the year Gray Rechter was born, the diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered in Sankt Ludwigshafen, which resulted in a mass conversion to the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. Hans Rechter and Loïs Rettich were no exceptions and raised their seven sons and daughters in this faith. Gray's adolescence years were marked by the rise of the Lanzerwald Republic, and the rise of religious fanatism, he himself became active in proselytization efforts sponsored by the state. After the Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald was established in 1715, Gray Rechter became part of a group of zealots that tore down the railways and other signs of modernity. The 1716 Ludwiggian Restoration brought an end to the influence of religious fanaticism in the Lanzerwald and Gray Rechter fled to Hurmu to avoid prosecution. in 1723, Rechter returned to Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, which had then already been renamed to Altstadt to bury his father who had died after a short sickbed. Gray toured the Confoederatio Aemilia, which had replaced the Sankt Ludwigshafen and Lanzerwald republics and came in contact with a clerk from the Aemilian chancellery, who introduced him to the chancellor of the confederation, Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide. To his surprise, the chancellor asked him to represent the Confoederatio Aemilia in Hurmu, an offer he quickly accepted.