Zakkarion (zah-KAR-ee-on)

A Resident

Zakkarion (a.k.a. Zak)

Zakarbaal, or Zak to his friends, is a socialite with a deep love for the past, blending his passion for history with a flair for vibrant gatherings. As a natural storyteller, Zak often finds himself at the center of discussions, weaving tales of ancient Carthaginian maritime exploits and the legacies of forgotten civilizations. His charm and wit make him a sought-after presence at gatherings, where he effortlessly bridges the gap between high society and academic circles. Zak’s meticulous nature drives him to collect rare artifacts and documents, ensuring the stories of his people endure in the fabric of Tir na nOg. His home is a hub for intellectuals and creatives, offering a welcoming space for collaboration and discovery. Despite his extroverted lifestyle, Zak often seeks solace in quiet moments, poring over manuscripts and piecing together the mysteries of the past. He finds profound inspiration in the rise and fall of Carthage, drawing parallels to the cycles of prosperity and adversity in life. As much as he enjoys engaging others, Zak also values the solitary joy of connecting with the voices of the ancients. Whether curating a grand event or tracing the lineage of an old artifact, Zak’s pursuits reflect a harmony between the vivacity of the present and the wisdom of the past.

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Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Carthaginian

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

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