[attr="class","rostername"]@rishi

[attr="class","rostersub"]a [twenty-seven] year old [wilderness first response] from [aspertia city]

[attr="class","rostercat"]RISHI AMAR

[attr="class","rostercat"]27

[attr="class","rostercat"]MALE

[attr="class","rostercat"]HOMOSEXUAL

[attr="class","rostercat"]RESEARCHER

[attr="class","rostercat"]ROCK

[attr="class","rostercat2"]Adaptable
Dedicated
Empathetic
Independent
Artistic
Observant
Athletic
Restless
Melancholic
Stiff
Compulsive
Mild Nosocomephobia

[attr="class","rostercatsub2"]PERSONALITY

[attr="class","rostercat2"]tw; abuse mention

Born & raised in Asperita City.

Raised by his Uncle rather than his parents due to his father being military and his mother being deemed an unfit parent due to postpartum PTSD after his birth.

The birthing process traumatized her due to abuse in her childhood and early adulthood from her first marriage. She couldn’t really see Rishi as her son for the longest time and was unable to care for him because of it. As he got older she became more accustomed to being around him but due to the lack of a real bond, she left it up to his Uncle to really do the nitty-gritty of the raising.

She still visits him and he knows that she is his mother but they’re not as close as a family might be. He doesn’t blame her for what happened, at least now that he’s older, and understands that it was probably the best for both of them.

They don’t have any contact with the extended family, like his grandparent’s or his Aunt on his mother’s side due to them not being the best influence family wise. They’re the ones who arranged his mother’s first marriage and tried to arrange a marriage for his Uncle.

When Rishi was younger there were talks of an arranged marriage from his grandparents at first but his mother and father refused to consent to it, causing his grandparents to disown his mother. He still occasionally gets letters from them but he tries to ignore it. He has a sinking suspicion that they went ahead with arranging a marriage contract but he refuses to acknowledge any mentions of it.

His mother and uncle taught him home remedies to things that had been passed down from generation to generation. He took to it like a fish to water but wanted to know more. Despite his better judgment he started to go to school for nursing after he graduated school.

School was great and all but it wasn’t really something he enjoyed. He fell asleep often and didn’t care about studying. He liked helping people sure but the actual school work and working in hospitals bothered him. He wanted nothing to do with the sterile environments and quickly found himself towards the bottom of his class. So he dropped out.

He struggled with what to do next. He couldn’t work in a hospital environment and he still wanted to help people. Rishi eventually came back to school and reluctantly finished after a year of doing absolutely nothing but laying around on his uncle’s couch.

Seeing that he was unhappy he was referred to a first responder unit instead rather than working in a hospital. He was in class again but this time it was actively doing something instead of working inside a building that had lights that burned his eyes. Rishi actually excelled in this training. Especially coupled with the home remedies his mother and uncle had taught him. For once he was at the top of his class and graduated with honors instead of barely scraping by.

He did some time working in Unova but then was transferred for training abroad in Inset.

[attr="class","rostercatsub2"]HISTORY