Alexander Vaughn Ockobach (Ock-o-ba-ck)
Alexander Vaughn Ockobach (a.k.a. Alex)
Alexander was born Karl Smith in the town of Võla in 1698 YSC. He started writing at the age of 14 and fell in love with the art. When he was 18 he changed his name to Alexander and moved to Myrr and became a writer. He wrote his first book called The dark grotto, a book about a group of soldiers that fell into a cave during the great war at the age of 20. The book became a success. His most famous work was the extended version of King Ivan XIV’s final poem. He died at the age of 68 but left a legacy behind in literature.
Species
Life
1698 YSC
1765 YSC
67 years old
Birthplace
Võla
Place of Death
Myrr
Children
Gender
male.
Hair
Long, brown
Height
5'8 ft
Weight
160 lbs
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