Nasir was five years old when Garlemald conquered Dalmasca.

He is the only surviving member of his family.

Born in Rabanastre, his family moved to Valnain not long before the death of his parents. Their family home still resides there.

Nasir was ten when his parents were killed during an attempted rebellion against the Garleans.

He and his older brother, Sayf, joined Lente's Tears as soon as they were old enough.

Devoted 30 years of his life to fighting the Garlean empire.

He has a hard time with emotions that are not anger.

Has no idea how to speak to people, indeed he is quite awkward.

Quiet and reserved. Usually content to simply watch other people converse.

Serious RBF.

Will scowl at the mere mention of the Garlean Empire.

Incredibly combative if pushed.

Now that Dalmasca has been liberated, all of the drive that kept him going has vanished.

Can often be found wandering around, looking lost.

Covered in freckles.

Has a scar on his chin from a Garlean blade.

Ambidextrous.

Always has some form of jewelry on his tail.

Has small, but numerous, scars over his body. He doesn't remember the specific battles they were from.

He doesn't have any hobbies, but he will sometimes read whatever book he finds laying around.

Ears are the most expressive part of him.

He has two bottles of Valens. His parents saved them for when Dalmasca would be liberated. They are still unopened.

Wears his hair the same way his mother used to wear hers.

Favorite color is green.

Has a deep, loathing hatred for Garleans. He's working on it.

Thinks Cato fae Gallus is the most annoying man he's ever had the misfortune of coming into contact with.

Has a light accent.

Doesn't particularly have any friends and it is something that concerns him because he knows he's a bit awkward.

He was three years younger than his older brother, Sayf.

Born in Rabanastre.

4 years old when the Garlean Empire conquered the Kingdom of Dalmasca.

Parents, Fara and Imran, became members of Lente's Tears.

They tried to raise their sons to have as normal a childhood as possible.

When Nasir was 10, his parents were killed during an attempted rebellion against Garlemald.

Sayf, three years older than Nasir, joined Lente's Tears as soon as he was of an age in which they would accept him. Nasir followed three years later.

While Sayf tried to focus on living as normal a life as he could, trying to find joy in the act of being and having hobbies and goals... Nasir was the opposite. He put his entire life and being into breaking their people free of the Garleans. To an extent that worried most people.

Many considered Sayf to be Nasir's main voice of reason.

Inspired by the liberation of Doma, the people of Dalmasca attempted an uprising in a similar vein. This rebellion failed, resulting in the complete destruction of the capitol of Rabanastre. During this, Sayf was executed.

Having lost the remainder of his family, Nasir was consumed by grief and fury.

While the Dalmascan resistance recovered from the failed rebellion, Nasir--against the wishes of literally everyone who knew him and were capable of reason--travelled to Bozja in order to... continue his path of vengeance against every Garlean he possibly could.

No one ever said he made healthy, reasonable choices.

Nasir was gravely injured on the Bozjan Southern Front and retreated to heal.

During this healing period, he travelled to Kugane... as he knew that returning to Dalmasca would only earn him the worst scolding of his life from anyone who knew him.

While in Kugane, he met the worst mistake of his life a Garlean by the name of Cato fae Gallus, with whom he has a....... incredibly complicated relationship with.

Once he recovered properly, he returned to Bozja--Zadnor, specifically--properly as a member of Lente's Tears.

After the liberation of Dalmasca, Nasir found himself lost and aimless. His entire life until that point had been the freedom of his people; never having focused on anything else, let alone forming even basic hobbies.

After a short period in his home in Valnain, he returned to Kugane. Hoping that distance would give him time to find out what he wanted to do with himself.