Kant’s Journey to Destruction

Baheshtur was a young man from the Khergit Khanate, a tribe directly under the Khan.

Because his own brother was killed by someone from another tribe, the two tribes were about to engage in internal strife. Khan intervened and ordered a truce. However, as the tribe's famous irritable character, he personally went to kill the criminal.

He also stole a horse from the Khan and completely left Khergit Khanate, wandering in the Continent of Caradia.

This was also the source of his nickname as a nomadic thug.

His reputation on the continent.

Baheshtur had always been a hot-tempered, cunning, and adventurous person.

Of course, after he left Khergit Khanate, he did not mind becoming a horse bandit or bandit. Robbing innocent villagers and lonely trade caravan was also his basic means of earning extra money.

In addition to his irritable personality and cunning mind, he also had quite a reputation in the Continent of Caradia.