10-30-2015, 01:00 AM
Tom Marvolo Riddle Wrote:More like an agent for herself who is trying to do the right thing after realizing what she fell into. But yeah I can work with that.Fair enough.
Adam Gaite Wrote:Info time: the leader-man in question is a fella by the name of "Big Boss" Bertrand. This is him. He stole some fancy-schmancy nobleman's military uniform once and now he wears it as a giant middle finger to the noble class in general. He's pretty intelligent as far as your typical bandits go, but he does still have a fondness for large weapons -- in this case a huge axe -- and unnecessary violence. But he's also got some business savvy, so the idea of him and his bunch being hired as an escort is viable enough.Sounds good.
Tom Marvolo Riddle Wrote:Why is this noble on the road on their own? Shouldn't they have a carriage, horse or an entourage? Possibly this is the second time he's gotten hit by this group and he only managed to just get away?Time to share my own info:
The name of this particular nobleman is Count Arius Olrox. Hailing from the Pale Moors, he is personally traveling via horse-and-carriage to the Colosseum Tournament in Camelot as he usually does for these events. Though the people who know him share concerns about the Count's traveling alone, he claims not to have had any problems at all regarding robbery or assault.
Arius generally comes across as a complacent, laid-back individual, liking to make small talk and getting to know others. He claims to have been an avid swordfighter in his time (hence his apparent affection for the Colosseum) and respects those he finds strong and righteous. Much to the suspicion of others, however, Arius always answers a question indirectly or otherwise vaguely, leaving much about him shrouded in mystery not many have attempted to unravel.
i bet you can see where this is eventually going
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