Form and stance combine to prove, without a doubt, that Kiril has spent time as a soldier; yet even so, there is an aura about him that doesn't quite fit the Regnan ideal.

Clean shaven and with umber hair cut short, there is no hiding the striking, hazel-green eyes that stare out from features as refined as the rest of his body. Standing a handful of inches above six feet, there is no doubt that his physique has been carved through years of martial activity; broad of shoulder and covered in hard-earned muscle, the young man's athletic build is as sleek as it is powerful.

But even such well-bred looks, when added to a level of natural charm, can't seem to make up for the standoffish nature. Nor do they disguise the fact his gaze holds all the warmth of polished agate.

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How to properly pronounce Kiril's name:

Kiril is pronounced 'k-IH-rihl', with the emphasis on the first vowel.
(The individual letters are pronounced as such: K: 'k', as in key; I: 'ih', as in it; R: 'r', as in rat; L: l, as in 'l'et.

As a note, the first 'i' is closer to an 'EE' sound, as it is where the accent sits in the name, giving it more emphasis than the second 'i'.)

Zvyar is pronounced 'Zv-Yair', with the emphasis on the first 'vowel'.
(The individual letters are pronounced as such: ZV: a mix that doesn't really happen in english, but sounds like the 'z', as in zoo, followed without pause by 'v', as in vet; Y: 'y', as in yes; A: 'ai', as in air; R: 'r', as in rat.)

Yastreb is pronounced YEA-strihb, with the emphasis on the first syllable.
(The individual letters are pronounced as such: Y: 'y', as in yes; A: 'ea', as in bear; S: s, as in sit; T: t, as in time; R: r, as in rat; I: ih, as in it; B: b as in bit.)

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1: Depending if F2F game runs on any given weekend day. If it does, cut this down to 1000-1200 and 1800 onwards. (plus checks during the day, when possible)