Psirasephes Areiden Kisure Mijase-Aradenen

Psirasephes Areiden Kisure Mijase-Aradenen (Lar 1 - Havi 112), Den, Prince of Aia, is a mishu man who lived in Mi-Fe Cie and witnessed a number of events relating to Sura Naii and the Cien Cleanse. The grandson of the legendary Illsphoiden, his obvious identity as a mishu caused him numerous difficulties in a time when non-Miranen people experienced difficulties in Mi-Fe Cie due to legal upheavals at the time.

Early Life
Psirasephes was born in Mi-Fe Cie in early Ren 94. He was the son of Isera Aradenen and Eishan Mijase, who had largely hidden their involvement during the events leading up to the trial and conviction of Isera's brother, Hange-Runec Ikaera III. The title of Den, signifying that he is part of the Aiaen royal family, was passed down to him despite the fact that his father died before he was born.

From infancy, it was clear that he would not have an easy or conventional life on Miran. While many other mishu can blend in with society, Psirasephes's appearance made that an impossibility. He was incredibly tall and pale with white hair and a smattering of scales along the sides of his face, shoulders and back.

In spite of both her son's appearance and her own true nature, Isera made a concerted effort to bring her son up in a traditional Miranen household. She established a homestead at the edges of Mi-Fe Cie and devoted considerable time and energy with providing an air of normalcy to their lives.

Education
While his mother wanted a traditional upbringing for her son, Psirasephes spent a large portion of his childhood at the Balai aa Hangesu. With his uncle as the husband to the Ura de Miran, and his cousin the next in line for the throne, Psirasephes was afforded an excellent education through the resources that were made available to both the royal family and members of the Council of Leaders.

During this time, Psirasephes formed an infatuation with his cousin, Kidari Shinem-Ikaera, Ura de. Kidari, who was often called Kiden, had an intense fixation on the Order of Scripts legends revolving around Sura Naii.

At fifteen, he postponed plans to leave Mi-Fe Cie to carry through with the sovereign marriage tradition over concerns about Kidari, whose obsession with the Order of Scripts and Sura Naii had begun to reach its peak.