~Name: Wan B'farth
~Gender: No sex, but it appears male
~Age: Around 100 years
~Species: Begotten, B'farth
~Family: The B'farth sub-race of the Begotten.
~Personality: The personality of the Begotten is generally sub-sectionized. Only certain Begotten, most commonly the leaders, have reached the level of elemental ascension required to have individual personalities. Wan shares a hive personality with the majority of the B'farth sub race. The shared personality is quite simple. He is protective of whoever he is aligned with. He is a stone against the wind, so to speak, as his beliefs and his faith cannot be wavered. He is tough to those he meets, but kind in his own sense. He is a builder, as all B'farth are.
~History: Wan in particular has been around for nearly a hundred years. He was begotten, or created by his human masters, to build an underground home for a particular family. His family, however, was murdered. Still, he continues to build the never complete home for his passed masters. No one knows the location of the underground home.
~Current Goal/Purpose: To finish building the underground home as requested by his dead masters. Their order was to always improve, so his task will never be complete.
~Appearance: He is made purely of earth. He appears as a human would, only shorter. About 4 foot tall. Other worlds would refer to him as an earthen dwarf, but his features are not stout. He is simply a four foot tall, built human made entirely of earth. He is made from the image of his creator, as all Begotten are. His eye sockets are filled with a gem to represent his level of ascension. His particular gemstone is Sapphire. (Ruby > Sapphire > Emerald > Diamond. Ruby being a newly created Begotten and Diamond being fully ascended.). His mouth is complete with earthen teeth. He requires no nourishment, as is the case with all Begotten.
(To help understand the character, I'll give some basic information about the race I've created for the purpose of this challenge. The B'farth are one of four races within the Begotten. They are named by their human masters, and they all take on the appearance of Jacob Malorne, the man who discovered the process for creating them. They are called Begotten because they are born instead of created. Elements are manipulated in such a way that they create a living being with the flow of life essence. This requires a living human and the necessary quantities of the element of choice. They are then presented as an elemental egg that will hatch in four days exactly. This gives the elements enough time to fully settle into their body with the life essence.
The naming of the individual Begotten is completely alphabetical. The first earth Begotten was named 'A B'farth', and the next 'B B'farth' and so on. The process repeats itself for the other races. Once a race reaches Z, it starts over with AA, and continues. Therefore, Wan isn't nearly the first B'farth Begotten.
The method of naming the races is even more simplistic. The B'farth represent the element of earth. Take the word Earth, and move the first letter up one in the alphabetical order, leaving you with farth. Slap that onto a B', which is short for the word Begotten, and you have a clear last name. This process is repeated for each of the four races.
The four races are: B'farth(Buh-fah-arth), B'bir(Buh-buh-ire), B'gire(Buh-gah-ire) and B'xater(Buh-X-ah-ter) which are Earth, Air, Fire and Water respectively.)
