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Kamon was born to a woodcutter and his prodigal wife, in a small hamlet within Artshall lands. He lived a simple childhood with his younger brother, Jadon, living off the land and hunting with his father. He learned his mother's tongue and under her tutelage was taught first aid and remedies. He befriended the village shaman, and even became his pupil in spite of his father's tacit disapproval. His fruitful life was suddenly upended when a band of brigands raided their settlement after initially being denied food and shelter. His family was brutally massacred in the attack, and he was severely wounded and saved only by the grace of the Crimson Blades, who happened by while on an assignment for one of their clients. The brigands were swiftly disposed and a tramautized Kamon was taken into their care. Plagued with survivor's guilt, but feeling obligated to repay their kindness towards him, the young man agreed to join their ranks to lend them his useful skills in medicine. With a few years of disciplined training he became an efficent warrior in his own right and he considers the Blades his new family.

A tall youth, lanky built with broad shoulders and strong upper armss but slender of forearms and legs. His dark hair is shoulder length and falls down to frame his angular features, a pair of equally shaded eyes rest to either side of a proud hawkish nose beneath heavy brow, his jawline often teased with rough stubble. He is not quick to smile, when he does it is a crooked slant that creases the noticable scar curve under his right eye.

Kamon is a studious individual who does not fit in easily with most groups of people. It is a challenge for him to find like-minded individuals who are able to keep up with his relentless intellectualism and chess-like maneuvering. He is imaginative yet decisive, ambitious yet private, amazingly curious, but does not squander his energy. He has worn the title of 'bookworm' for most of his life, but does not quite fit the mold most people expect. He is simultaneously the most starry-eyed idealist and the bitterest of cynics; because he believes that with effort, intelligence and consideration, nothing is impossible, while at the same time he believes that people are too lazy, short-sighted or self-serving to actually achieve those fantastic results. However, this belief still does not deter him from his own intellectual pursuits.