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Ur'gaid is an industrious and energetic boy who loves to tell people about Khura'in, putting everything he has into what he does. His explanations, usually started with an enthusiastic "Allow me to explain!", are often long-winded and incredibly detailed, going on for hours at a time unless someone stops him. He greets foreigners with the traditional Khura'inese greeting "''hap'piraki''" and often times offers them "''magatah'man,''" a [[Magatama]]-shaped sweet bun. Despite being generally law-abiding, he has a tendency to occasionally break the rules, such as by entering the temple's treasure room without permission or sneaking into the [[royal residence]].
 
Ur'gaid is an industrious and energetic boy who loves to tell people about Khura'in, putting everything he has into what he does. His explanations, usually started with an enthusiastic "Allow me to explain!", are often long-winded and incredibly detailed, going on for hours at a time unless someone stops him. He greets foreigners with the traditional Khura'inese greeting "''hap'piraki''" and often times offers them "''magatah'man,''" a [[Magatama]]-shaped sweet bun. Despite being generally law-abiding, he has a tendency to occasionally break the rules, such as by entering the temple's treasure room without permission or sneaking into the [[royal residence]].
   
While he is normally friendly, Ur'gaid, like most of his country, initially held a deep distrust and hatred of defense attorneys. This dislike quickly evaporated over the course of his trial, as he saw Wright deciding to risk his own life for a chance at proving Ur'gaid's innocence, and then going on to show the potential for lawyers to reveal the truth instead of twisting it. Eventually, Ur'gaid's trust in Wright and distaste for how the law treated the accused led him to believe in the cause of the [[Defiant Dragons]].
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While he is normally friendly, Ur'gaid, like most of his country, initially held a deep distrust and hatred of defense attorneys. This dislike quickly evaporated over the course of his trial, as he saw Wright deciding to risk his own life for a chance at proving Ur'gaid's innocence, and then going on to show the potential for lawyers to reveal the truth instead of twisting it. Eventually, Ur'gaid trust in Wright and distaste for how the law treated the accused led him to believe in the cause of the [[Defiant Dragons]].
   
 
Ur'gaid also has the personality traits of a "shrewd businessman", despite his young age, charging twenty dahmas for a magatah'man, five more than a shop in the local bazaar (an increase he calls a "service fee"). He also deeply cares for the well-being of his customers and the integrity of his relationship with them.
 
Ur'gaid also has the personality traits of a "shrewd businessman", despite his young age, charging twenty dahmas for a magatah'man, five more than a shop in the local bazaar (an increase he calls a "service fee"). He also deeply cares for the well-being of his customers and the integrity of his relationship with them.
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