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Gremio had lost his parents to war at the age of 9 and had spent the next seven years of his life wandering. [[Teo McDohl]] found him in the [[Karakas Desert]] and brought him to [[Gregminster]]. There, he would work as a servant as well as helping to raise [[Hero (Suikoden)|Teo's son]]].

Gremio had lost his parents to war at the age of 9 and had spent the next seven years of his life wandering. [[Teo McDohl]] found him in the [[Karakas Desert]] and brought him to [[Gregminster]]. There, he would work as a servant as well as helping to raise [[Hero (Suikoden)|Teo's son]].

The large gash on his cheek came from an incident during the [[War of Succession]] where Teo's son was kidnapped by bandits in the employ of [[Geil Rugner]] in order to delay and stop Teo McDohl. Gremio rescued the young child, slaying the bandit kidnappers with his axe but not before being wounded by [[Assam]]. After the rescue, Gremio engraved the words, "I will always protect young master," onto his axe, giving it the name "Axe of the Oath."

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 {{ quote| Wherever you go, I go, Young Master. | Gremio}}
-Gremio had lost his parents to war at the age of 9 and had spent the next seven years of his life wandering. [[Teo McDohl]] found him in the [[Karakas Desert]] and brought him to [[Gregminster]]. There, he would work as a servant as well as helping to raise [[Hero (Suikoden)|Teo's son]]].
+Gremio had lost his parents to war at the age of 9 and had spent the next seven years of his life wandering. [[Teo McDohl]] found him in the [[Karakas Desert]] and brought him to [[Gregminster]]. There, he would work as a servant as well as helping to raise [[Hero (Suikoden)|Teo's son]].
 The large gash on his cheek came from an incident during the [[War of Succession]] where Teo's son was kidnapped by bandits in the employ of [[Geil Rugner]] in order to delay and stop Teo McDohl. Gremio rescued the young child, slaying the bandit kidnappers with his axe but not before being wounded by [[Assam]]. After the rescue, Gremio engraved the words, "I will always protect young master,"  onto his axe, giving it the name "Axe of the Oath."