Alys Irokini

Alys was born onboard the Golan II Class Military Station Orbital Dreams to Silas and Liana Irokini orbiting Hapes on Day ??? of Galactic Year ??? during unexpected trade negotiations between a number of wealthy Hapan families. From infancy she developed a passion for Space and all that involved it, taking a particular interest in Space Stations and their development in space exploration along with their purpose to everyday life within galactic society. Once her families negotiations had concluded and Liana had recovered from childbirth, Alys was moved down to the surface of Hapes and spent a large amount of her childhood in and around their estate on the outskirts of the planet. With highly militant and conservative parents observing her every move, critiquing her every response and punishing every wrong answer, he upbringing was incredibly strict. Spending many hours around their estate a day reading various historical articles and manuscripts on Hapan Culture, Alys rarely had a moment to relax and have some fun. As she grew older this only began to affect her psyche as she began to talk back to her parents and rebel against their strict conservative nature, sneaking away from the estate and ignoring their various requests. Despite beaten for her various indiscretions, she would only rebel more to feel the sensation of freedom.

On her thirteen birthday Alys sent to boarding school at the Robin Hood School on Lorell to further embrace her parents desires for discipline and order. While the initial prospect of boarding school angered Alys, she soon came to the realization that her life would change, she would get the chance to live without the constant supervision of her parents which would allow her to experience more adventures, learn skills they failed to encourage and meet new people should would otherwise never get to even acknowledge. As her courses became more and more difficult, Alys only rose to the challenges. While her rebellious attitude still fostered itself deep her mind, the Robin Hood School of Culture had taught her humility, pride and strength. As her education continued to improve, family support also became more frequent as her achievements soon made their way home. Receiving highest honors for a number of her courses, she had successfully graduated and had seen herself change into a better Hapan.

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