Genshin Impact Legends: Kinich's History

Nutlan presented Genshin Impact Players with characters that not only have strange designs But he also has a complex personality. A nation of wars worthy of its revered name. And the people are just as strong. together in the fight for the future of their land, much like all Genshin Impact Kinich's character also has some quirks. of myself as well which adds to the story of his life.

One of the first few 5 stars released during Natlan's first patch, Kinich is a member of the Scions of the Canopy tribe and is one of their main members who often joins in pilgrimages. pilgrimage Like most Scions of the Canopy members, he enjoys extreme sports and is very skilled as a Saurian hunter, but the Kinich that players know at face value is a far cry from the past.

Kinich's childhood

From birth until he was seven years old, Kinich lived a relatively normal life with his parents as members of the Scions of the Canopy tribe. His father was the family's breadwinner. And his work as a courier for the tribe was not very profitable. He often takes three days off to work one day. and create a habit of using your wages to become addicted to gambling

His gambling addiction will be hit or miss. Because if his father wins He would take home a box of Kinich's selection of sweets and flowers for his wife. However, if he lost, he would come home drunk and vent his anger on the family. His mother had no choice but to remain silent, to protect Kinich as best she could. Fights that erupted usually ended with his mother on the ground and his father gaining the upper hand. before heading to the betting table again to vent his frustrations.

Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse when Kinich's father ended up losing his home due to his debts. This forced them to move to the bottom of the mountain where the tribe was located. The family had more land, which gave Kinich the opportunity to learn how to farm grainfruit, make rope, and make noodles. He also mastered his skills as a hunter. Because the family needed to learn how to survive in the forest.

This limited freedom comes at a price. Because Kinich's father's antics are increasing day by day. Gone are the days when a neighbor could intervene in a father's abuse and offer him and his mother some solitude. Their injuries bloomed over the months. And his father's drunkenness never seemed to end peacefully. Eventually his mother, unable to cope, left in the middle of the night without a sound, and Kinich was never heard from again. However, he dutifully took on the responsibility of caring for the landlady and performing housework or beating her. He fed himself and his father with food. And the only way to escape is through athletic talent.

Kinich's athleticism is outstanding. And his only option for freedom was to fly straight out the door with his grappling hook whenever his father turned on him. On his seventh birthday, fate may have taken pity on the boy and decided to grant him the much-needed freedom he craved. Kinich's father angrily pursued the boy. And during the fight His father lost control and plummeted off a cliff.

Unfortunately, this was the first time Kinich had come into contact with a corpse, and that's when he realized what had happened. He was completely emotionless. He is said to have been in a daze before he came to terms with his abuser lying motionless at the bottom of the cliff. Kinich had no choice but to pick up the grappling hook and drag the body. His father's cold heart came home. For him, this gift of freedom was the only thing he wanted. But when accepting it Only then would he realize the divine solitude that lay within.

Children of the mountains

After his parents died, Kinich had to learn how to survive under the mountain and stay away from the tribe. His daily life consisted of growing crops, weaving, hunting, and going to the market to trade goods. From an early age, Kinich understood the importance of giving and receiving. And the fact that nothing in this world comes for free for he had dwelt in the wilderness for some time. The idea of ​​getting a free education It also looks rather strange. Only after the elders were able to make a deal with him. He therefore agreed to go to the learning institute within the clan.

Kinich was not treated well in school because of his 'wild' appearance and torn clothes. But this did not stop him from learning about the many heroes representing the ancient history of the tribe. This was the beginning of his ambition to become a hero. He didn't think too much about the glory and merit that such a position would bring. Because his version of the hero took advantage of the amount of agate he was able to gain as rewards, for him, money was a luxury. And his only goal in life is to accumulate as much as possible.

His 'mission' to become a hero is unique. Because he received help from the elders of the tribe who saw potential in him. In addition to learning about Natlan's glorious history, he was taught by experts in many different fields. Kinich is extremely grateful for this training. But he also likes to occasionally slide up the mountain and practice fighting among wild animals. This gave him the full education to be able to converse intelligently with people, take care of himself, and hunt safely in the forest.

Kinic was so skilled that after a few years he People began to request him to carry out more dangerous missions. By offering higher compensation each time. He had grown so much that he could now decide whether such a mission was worth it or not. And whether or not this is achieved with the right amount of agate, Kinich is quite serious about money with this method. And his duties as a Saurian hunter didn't come without some extra costs. His skills were so great that he was considered the heir of the mountain because it was the only type of heroic duty he saw in himself.

Kinich and Ajao

Wherever Kinich was, Ajaw would follow and that was because of the bond the two of them were chained to. The so-called K'uhul Ajaw 'The Great' appears to be a relic from the Dragon Age and is thousands of years old. According to the Saurian Relics Association, his true form was sealed by the wristband worn by Kinich, and his current form was only a projection using Phlogiston. Unfortunately, despite being an important specimen for research, Ajaw Well, not the most welcoming person. He is arrogant, evil, and manipulative in many different situations, which is why Kinnish often keeps him locked away in another dimension.

Their pact was formed after Kinich found Ajaw sealed beneath some ruins in Natlan. Although he accepted Ajaw's evil intentions, the two came to an agreement whereby Kinich would help Ajaw see the outside world. In exchange for Ajaw's great power in battle, in addition, when Kinich departs, his body will be available for Ajaw to take over.

How did Kinich receive his vision?

After Kinich received its ancient name. Like previous heroes, he lacks loyalty to his country and doesn't care much about self-sacrifice. He joins the Night Warden War as if it were his duty. and understand that every time the fight The cry of death came. With each Night Warden war he joins, Abyss grows stronger and often employs vicious tactics to tamper with the warriors. One such tactic is their ability to transform into whatever warriors favor and ambush them. For Kinich, he sees his beloved mother, however, with emotion. He then splits past his 'mother' before the shape-shifting monsters and other familiar faces the Abyss tries to ambush him.

He ended up being the last person in the party standing. And when fatigue begins to catch up He was stabbed by a claw from behind. Ready to accept his fate, Kinich closed his eyes and welcomed the darkness, but according to Ajaw, the warrior returned moments later and hurled clay at his enemy. Kinich's body was unconscious but filled with life. Because of the heart-shaped emerald gem that hung where the stab wound was, perhaps his vision Dendro gave him at that moment because he had unconsciously become the hero he said he would not be. A hero who fights for his friends, his hometown, and his ambition for a bright and lively future.