Fhiraz was the Sixth Forest Warden of Quarombi Village. Soon after his Rite of Passage, Eldress Temaroa appointed him as Forest Warden to succeed Andawor, the Fifth Forest Warden that had been missing for some time now. As the Sixth Forest Warden, Fhiraz was overshadowed by a prophecy that mentioned he would become the Great Mentor of the Legendary Seventh Forest Warden.

Unlike the rest of the dryads, Fhiraz doesn't discriminate against other races. He became this open-minded since an eccentric doctor from Windenfel saved him from a deadly disease. Unfortunately, the Doctor passed away before Fhiraz could return the favor. The Doctor left his only daughter, who is a herbalist. Fhiraz promised himself to keep this girl safe whenever she entered Deep Woods.

On one dreadful evening, Fhiraz found that the Doctor's daughter nearly died after being attacked by a mysterious figure of deformed dryad. It then disappeared into the woods. Because of the girl's critical condition, Fhiraz had no other choice except secretly treating her in Quarombi Village.

This act, however, violated his duty as a Forest Warden - who was not to let anyone enter Quarombi without Eldress Temaroa's permission. The Eldress was aware of his disobedience and became anxious about the mysterious infection the girl brought along with her wound. The Eldress commanded Fhiraz to chase the girl away from Quarombi Village, but Fhiraz defied this order. He had unexplainable affection toward her and had promised to protect her, so he couldn't leave her alone in this condition.

The Doctor's daughter overheard the conversation about how her presence was unwanted and brought trouble to her savior.

One night, she chose to run away without Fhiraz knowing. Soon after she left the village, she was eaten alive by the starving night beasts of the Deep Woods.

Fhiraz mourned her death for half a year, and he became so spiteful towards the narrow-minded dryad villagers. After that, he quit his role as a Forest Warden without notice and quietly left Quarombi Village. He no longer cared about his prophecy as the Great Mentor because he couldn’t even protect what's dear to him.

Unexpectedly, fate still caught up to Fhiraz. In his travels as a free adventurer, he came across a male dryad seed from a black market caravan. This lost seed of unknown origin radiated a divine aura just like what was mentioned in the prophecy of The Legendary Seventh Forest Warden.

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