It's here where we see that Forsyth actually is somewhat envious of nobles like Lukas, who have an easy path to knighthood, as well as "knightly" personalities.įorsyths supports are fairly simple. He knows that the chances of him being a knight are very slim, being that he is a commoner, as well as having an outspoken disposition. He is motivated by his dreams, Pythons encouragement, and his respect for Clive, who represents everything Forsyth wants to be. Forsyth is very idealistic, with his values being truth, honor, justice, and all other values that a true knight holds. He is loud and outspoken, preferring to say what he's thinking before filtering it. This discouraged Forsyth on multiple occasions, but Python always got him back on track, declaring that his stupid dream was all he had.ĭespite being an Abel due to his green armor, Forsyths personality is more in line with a Cain. Forsyth and Python barely made any money, and neither of them even got close to knighthood. To say that their time in the regular army was difficult is an understatement. Somehow, he also managed to convince Python to join him.
Eventually, Forsyth decided to chase his dream, and enlisted in the army. Despite their vastly different personalities, the two held a close friendship. However, the young Forsyth constantly ditched his lessons so he could go train himself, because his dream was to be a knight, even though he was not a noble, and knew his chances were slim.įorsyth also grew up alongside his best friend Python, who was the lazy son of a carpenter. Forsyths father trained him in academics, expecting him to follow in his footsteps, and discouraged him from the arts of war. He was born in a small town in Zofia, and his father was a scholar for a lord.
Forsyth's backstory looks fairly simple, but it's actually somewhat complex.
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