Esiene

Esiene Terill is the antagonist in After Human. He is a Lyrudioli who was influenced by the toxic work environment he spends the majority of his time in

Lyrudioli are known as a dominating species in Kane. Even though they have shrunk compared to their ancestors, who were considered beasts, they still possess some of the greatest traits.

Esiene's Family
Situational

While Jonathan accepted Esiene as his child, Esiene is not his biological child.

Esiene's real father is Blaine Sancho, a Northeastern Lyrudioli who was in a relationship with Gigi before she left him.

Esiene is still unaware of the fact that Jonathan isn't his true father, and he may never know because of the circumstances he's put himself under.

Relationships

Zuril is Esiene's only sibling, and when they were young, they got along well. Zuril loved teasing his older brother and playing with him.

Gigi cared about Jonathan, Esiene, and Zuril more than anything. Before Esiene's job request was accepted, he was very close to his mother.

Jonathan is a very quiet person, but he was always willing to listen, and whenever he spoke, he was worth listening to. What he speaks is important or reliable, and it's often useful.

Blaine does not know that he has a son, or that Gigi is alive. He assumes that she ran away because of the way that he behaved toward her, but he is unaware that she kept the child.

Esiene's Story
Esiene Terill started as an innocent, awkward, and timid character, but after venturing further into his story shows that he slowly becomes an immoral creature who's unpleasant to be around.

His unraveling begins when he starts to work at the Southwestern Organization, the Lyrudiolian organization that takes care of the territory.

Esiene was a character who cared deeply about his family, and at the time, they were struggling with money. He was desperate, and easily manipulated by the toxic owners.

A trend, at the time, was using the skin of Pheileans to make lovely and non absorbent clothing for Lyrudioli.

It started out simple. He was given the job of guarding the Pheileans, then he was given the job of taking him to where they would be killed, next he was cleaning up the corpses, and finally, he slaughtered them himself. With each promotion, he was paid more, and he earned more money for his family; but he also began spending more time at the factory, and with his shriveled morals, his family thought of him as a stranger.

Once the family confronted him about his job, he thought of them as ungrateful. Esiene had worked so hard for them, why were they complaining now? He was so far into the game, and he was earning quite a bit for the family. All his family wanted, at the time, wasn't money, they wanted their family member back. They wanted to spend him with the family member that had grown distant, they wanted to fill the shell that had once been Esiene, and they wanted to tear him away from the organization that took his liveliness away. Due to his misunderstanding, he left the family, and they chose to stay out of contact.

Personality
While Esiene may be morally out of check, he stays true to his truths. However, he isn't open to criticism, so judgement will not affect him.

Esiene will shamelessly confirm what he has done, whether it is considered bad or not. As a logistician, he loathes nonsense, and he is quite serious in his workplace. He is easily agitated by his coworkers, and despite his crud behavior outside his work place, he is strictly professional inside the organization.

Esiene believes that loyalty is built, and it is not a given.