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Many people of the wood elf clans noticed how skilled with animals Django became when they adopted him after his abandonment in the wilderness. A man of bestial talents and the astonishing ability to sharp shoot his target within more than a mile; Django is gifted power and will over animals such as moogles and wolves all at the age of nine. Though some people in the clan believe, he is to a bad omen, meaning a human with better tamer qualifications raised by an elf clan. His surrogate mother did not believe so and appraised his efforts. As time went by, Django honed his skills as a sharp shooting tamer and acquired trophies held by city tournaments with the best marksmanship. After he reached his 16th birthday, living with a small band of elves led by his mother, Django fallen in love with a girl by the name of Chastity Chestnut. However, her father did not accept Django so openly. Chastity's father forbade her to go anywhere near or with the human hunter. Django's mother on the other side thought it would be a good idea for Chastity and Django to go out, but the father of the girl disapproved. One night, Chastity and Django sneaked out of home to go on a date and grew fond of each other, wrapped in each other's arms. Nevertheless, with bad timing, Chastity's father caught them loving each other and he grew enraged. Her father yanked her away and narrowed his hatred on Django, blaming him for what he did with his daughter. The two argue over her and a fight broke out, with results of a draw with bruises and minor bleeding. As months passed by, a rampaging beast with an insatiable came without warning and took few lives, including Django's beloved Chastity. However, Django managed to slay the beast with a clear head shot, yet it never brought back the one girl he loved. Her father outrageously blamed Django for the massacre, accusing him of the misfortune as curse upon their elf group. His mother permitted him leave of the group and so he did. Eight years after the assault, he wanders from town to town accompanied by familiars that had gained his loyalty and trust.
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