Kuubik

Kuubik was a commercial fisherman and writer who operated a small company called Far Fishing that strives to catch unusual fish in underfished locations. He was among the four fishermen to discover Kunaku, though he desired to stay away from the fame, though still used it to market his business somewhat. Given his experiences, he was saught out to be a contributor of the Chronicle of Our World.

Years 098 to 130 - Early exploits and the Kunaku discovery
Kuubik was born in 98 AS with his twin siser, Alornerk in the Lovely Heart Clinic in Loveland Harbor, Invuk to his parents Aqakuktuq and Amka. Kuubik had a peaceful childhood, and enrolled into Seaside School in 103 AS. In 114 AS, at the young age of 16, Kuubik and his best friend Issaluk founded Far Fishing, though the companny never quite took off til 118 AS when they discovered a fishing location off the coast of Nunth where rare fish were found. In 130 AS, Kuubik and the rest of his crew discovered an island that later turned out to be Kunaku, an island nation founded just 15 years prior.

Kuubik remained a humble man. He shied away from the attention he received, though did give an interview with a journalist named Kirima, as he found her beautiful, and later, the two struck up a romantic relationship.

Years 131 to 145 - Education, marriage, and later career
Although Kuubik was content in his life as an "uneducated man", but feeling ha he needed to do better for his lover, he enrolled in Loveland Institute Of Higher Education and studied as a writer and graduated in 134 AS. The following year, 135 AS, he was proposed to by Kirima and the two got married in early 139 AS in Journey Point, Kunaku, in honor to his discovery. The two spent their honey moon traveling to various places and after the trip, Kuubik finished his first fiction story aside from short stories and poems, Shallow Waters, a story about a fisherman uncovering a grisly scene while out on a routine fishing trip. The story received mixed reviews, but was praised for its personal nature and sincere tone. Kuubik would continue to write fiction, often maritime related, but found greater success as a technical writer, writing some of the earliest ever guides on fishing and basic sailing.

In 135, the two had their first child, Naaq, a girl.

By 140 AS, Kuubik found himself making enough money as a writer to retire from Far Fishing to become a stay-at-home-dad, raising his daughter while his wife worked. The three lived a modest life, making more then enough money to get by, though rarely did any big spending, instead saving most of it has reserve cash. Tragedy struck in 143 AS when Qamaniq died in a fishing accident. After mourning his friend, Kuubik rejoined Far Fishing, both to honor his friends legacy, and to make sure the company didn't suddenly collapse. Believing the group t be once again stable, Kuubik left once again in 145 AS. Later in the same year, Kuubik contributed to the encyclopedic work, The Chronicles of Our World.

Personality and traits
By all accounts, Kuubik was an exceptionally gentle and kind-hearted man. He was considered the de facto leader of Far Fishing given his couragious spirit and his innate leadership traits, though he never considered himself anymore important then any of his friends.