Vajrawej Akrathawan
Vajrawej Akrathawan · AR-011
Role: gate guardian
Homeland: Sila gate between worlds
Weapon: Anal baton
Power: Set up a protection zone that provides refuge to those who are taking refuge from the impact.
Limitations: A zone exists when he stands within it. And all life inside has the same weight.
Year joined: 19
The giant who chose to open the door
Vajrawej was raised to stand in the center of the goal. His large frame, green skin, and heavy baton made him ideal for the job his ancestors had done for generations. Those passing by often recognize him more as a statue than a person. He heard a secret from someone who thought the Gatekeeper didn't need to listen. and remember the smell of food from families resting in their shadows better than the praises of ceremonies.
After the night of the lack of sky The stone gate between worlds has become an important crossing point. The White Seal Confederation gave him a list of those eligible to travel. Vajrawej takes pride in helping maintain order. He followed the account honestly. Even if you have to reject the person who once shared water with you Because it is believed that the slightest exception will cause the entire door to collapse.
One day a stonemason named Pan brought his wife who was giving birth. The license was soaked in the rain that the seal faded. Vajrawej, wait for the official to confirm. Pan knelt and asked for a way to see a doctor. He still stood as instructed. The baby was born next door and survived. But the mother lost so much blood that she could no longer walk. Pan didn't come back to scold. He simply stopped looking up to greet the familiar giant.
The silence followed Vajrawej longer than the curse. He reviewed the rules one by one and found that none of them said to let sick people wait until they were in danger. It is he who chooses the certainty of accounting over the difficulty of decision-making. When requesting to add an emergency route The commander responded that the baton's job is to block, not think.
Year Nineteen: A group of refugees arrived with the Arun Alliance unit patrolling the route. Debris from the cracks began to fall. But the officials ordered the doors to be closed because there were unregistered people outside. Vajrawej saw the birthmark in that group. Carrying the child born beside his feet He raised his baton. Everyone retreated because they thought they would be chased away. Before the tip of the baton slammed into the inside bolt until it broke.
He set up a protective zone around the people. The impact from every rock passed through his body equally, regardless of whether the person beneath the boundary had a badge or not. Vajrawej tried to take it all until his knees collapsed. Then I heard Asara tell me to divide up space. Aran helps support the front lines. Eirin creates a bypass. He agreed to reduce the area for everyone to help receive. No door should depend on one person to keep it from falling.
When the last person comes out The officer announced his dismissal and reclaimed the baton. Vajrawej returned the outpost's badge. But he asked to hold the baton as evidence of how it had been used to block the way. He went to see Pan, not asking him to forget the past. Just offer to help pay for treatment and take the family on the trip to the doctor. Pan accepts help But I still don't call him a friend.
at the united front camp Vajrawej sat far from the fire for fear of blocking the light. Pan's child walked up and asked if his side was warm. He moved the area without touching the child until permission was granted. In that moment, he understood that protection was not about making people have to stay in their shadows. It's about giving them the choice to stay or walk away.
He joined as an evacuation point guard. Clearly define exits in every area. and train others to use the anal baton on their behalf The first condition he asked for was not to use his appearance to intimidate those asking for help. When leaving again Vajrawej did not stand in the middle of the goal. He stood beside the open door. and counted those passing by by name, as many as they were willing to tell.