This is a character I wish I'd done more with. He's in no way crucial to any big storyline or plot, more of a side/filler character, but his experiences are significant in a personal way. No character is unimportant.
He, like Matyas, was born far from the looming cities, but hadn't grown up among fields and farm animals, but in a solitary mansion owned by his wealthy, but tech-phobic parents. Born prematurely and physically impaired, he spent most of his life at home, obsessively protected by his mother and father. His situation and disabilities made it hardly possible for him to pursue a lot of interests, but he took great joy in exploring the garden around the mansion, and as he got older, he'd head on nightly escapades (though slow and careful) to explore the wilderness farther away.
And it was precisely during one of these absences he lost his parents in a heist. He sold everything that remained, and against everything his parents believed in, invested in prosthetics to lead a more comfortable life - though he'd inherited some of their paranoia and requested the machinery to be clearly visible through a transparent casing so he can watch it work and ease his mind. He'd eventually moved closer to the nearby city to eventually lead a small business as a florist. He's mastered his craft to the point he freely lets foliage grow over his cybernetics and under the clear casing; it makes for quite the unusual sight.