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[[File:NohxInfant.jpg|thumb|200px|left|A newborn Kyso.]] | [[File:NohxInfant.jpg|thumb|200px|left|A newborn Kyso.]] | ||
Born on the impoverished island of Izos to parents Drekk and Avaa and co-parents Mozz and Whyn, Kyso learned to get by with very little at an early age. Schools were overcrowded and resources were scarce, with his township of Nouok receiving very little support from the Bolian government. He did, however, show an unusually high aptitude for body language and critical thinking. | Born on the impoverished island of Izos to parents Drekk and Avaa and co-parents Mozz and Whyn, Kyso learned to get by with very little at an early age. Schools were overcrowded and resources were scarce, with his township of Nouok (formally ''Nouokal'' by Bolian standards) receiving very little support from the Bolian government. He did, however, show an unusually high aptitude for body language and critical thinking. | ||
Being bullied by his peers for his unusual height and muscular form built resilience and patience and also meant he threw himself into his studies. He surpassed most other students but his thirst for intellectual challenges soon manifested in destructive tendencies, all stemming from frustration and boredom. His teenage years were especially hard and he further isolated himself from the community that would come to refer to him as “the angry giant.” | Being bullied by his peers for his unusual height and muscular form built resilience and patience and also meant he threw himself into his studies. He surpassed most other students but his thirst for intellectual challenges soon manifested in destructive tendencies, all stemming from frustration and boredom. His teenage years were especially hard and he further isolated himself from the community that would come to refer to him as “the angry giant.” | ||