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== Early life ==

=== Early childhood and kidnapping ===

[[File:Nineteenth-century English Apartment House (3610678907).jpg|thumb|Ari Peiderezek's childhood apartment in Madiako, Otzeipao, Azkali, photographed in 1904.|444x444px]]

Ari Iaitz Peiderezek was born in Otzeipao, Azkali, on the 6th of December 1982. His mother, Eiako Peiderezek (1949-198?), was a librarian before the Azkali plague epidemic, and was a Šertist. His father, Nerezkei Peiderezek (194?-198?) (''né'' Iriak), was a boxer and a middle-school teacher before the Azkali plague epidemic. At his birth, Ari had an older brother, Hiko Peiderezek (19 February 1970-9 December 1982), ~~who died a week~~ after his birth of plague.

Ari Iaitz Peiderezek was born in Otzeipao, Azkali, on the 6th of December 1982. His mother, Eiako Peiderezek (1949-198?), was a librarian before the Azkali plague epidemic, and was a Šertist. His father, Nerezkei Peiderezek (194?-198?) (''né'' Iriak), was a boxer and a middle-school teacher before the Azkali plague epidemic. At his birth, Ari had an older brother, Hiko Peiderezek (19 February 1970-9 December 1982). Peiderezek was born in the midst of the [[Otzeipao pandemic]], which had been delayed by months due to efforts of the city government. Shortly after his birth, however, the city experienced an epidemic of plague, resulting in the abandonment of most of the city; over half of the city's population was killed, including his brother Hiko.

After the death of Hiko, he and his parents fled the city, along with most of the surviving population; they fled to the half-abandoned city of [[Mikiliz]] in northern Azkali, where Peiderezek's paternal grandfather, Athoko Peiderezek (1921-1983) resided. The Peiderezek family moved into the home of Athoko. In early 1982, the population of Mikiliz had been almost all killed due to the plague, but the city had received an influx of refugees fleeing the plague and civil war in late 1982; most refugees were attempting to gain asylum in Baphia. On the evening of 6 October 1983, the [[1st Bapho-Azkali war|1st Bapho]]-Azkali war started, and early the next morning, the Baphian military entered Mikiliz, where a small garrison of Azkali military personnel alongside local police forces engaged in the [[First Battle of Mikiliz]], the opening military confrontation of the 1st Bapho-Azkali War. Mikiliz was taken hours later, and as "punishment" for resistance, a vast majority of the town was shot, in what would later be known as the [[Mikiliz massacre]]. During the battle, Peiderezek and his parents fled the city and walked into the outskirts of the city, where they were kidnapped and sent to the Mikiliz concentration camp, straddling the pre-war border between Azkali and Baphia.

It was in the Mikiliz concentration camp where Peiderezek has his earliest memories. He recalled in a 2010 interview witnessing the hangings of

== Music career ==

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 == Early life ==
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 [[File:Nineteenth-century English Apartment House (3610678907).jpg|thumb|Ari Peiderezek's childhood apartment in Madiako, Otzeipao, Azkali, photographed in 1904.|444x444px]]
-Ari Iaitz Peiderezek was born in Otzeipao, Azkali, on the 6th of December 1982. His mother, Eiako Peiderezek (1949-198?), was a librarian before the Azkali plague epidemic, and was a Šertist. His father, Nerezkei Peiderezek (194?-198?) (''né'' Iriak), was a boxer and a middle-school teacher before the Azkali plague epidemic. At his birth, Ari had an older brother, Hiko Peiderezek (19 February 1970-9 December 1982), who died a week after his birth of plague.
+Ari Iaitz Peiderezek was born in Otzeipao, Azkali, on the 6th of December 1982. His mother, Eiako Peiderezek (1949-198?), was a librarian before the Azkali plague epidemic, and was a Šertist. His father, Nerezkei Peiderezek (194?-198?) (''né'' Iriak), was a boxer and a middle-school teacher before the Azkali plague epidemic. At his birth, Ari had an older brother, Hiko Peiderezek (19 February 1970-9 December 1982). Peiderezek was born in the midst of the [[Otzeipao pandemic]], which had been delayed by months due to efforts of the city government. Shortly after his birth, however, the city experienced an epidemic of plague, resulting in the abandonment of most of the city; over half of the city's population was killed, including his brother Hiko.
+After the death of Hiko, he and his parents fled the city, along with most of the surviving population; they fled to the half-abandoned city of [[Mikiliz]] in northern Azkali, where Peiderezek's paternal grandfather, Athoko Peiderezek (1921-1983) resided. The Peiderezek family moved into the home of Athoko. In early 1982, the population of Mikiliz had been almost all killed due to the plague, but the city had received an influx of refugees fleeing the plague and civil war in late 1982; most refugees were attempting to gain asylum in Baphia. On the evening of 6 October 1983, the [[1st Bapho-Azkali war|1st Bapho]]-Azkali war started, and early the next morning, the Baphian military entered Mikiliz, where a small garrison of Azkali military personnel alongside local police forces engaged in the [[First Battle of Mikiliz]], the opening military confrontation of the 1st Bapho-Azkali War. Mikiliz was taken hours later, and as "punishment" for resistance, a vast majority of the town was shot, in what would later be known as the [[Mikiliz massacre]]. During the battle, Peiderezek and his parents fled the city and walked into the outskirts of the city, where they were kidnapped and sent to the Mikiliz concentration camp, straddling the pre-war border between Azkali and Baphia.
+It was in the Mikiliz concentration camp where Peiderezek has his earliest memories. He recalled in a 2010 interview witnessing the hangings of
 == Music career ==