User: Leviathan~
Name: Torun Cloudborn
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Appearance: Torun stands at 6,1, with mid length raven’s black hair thrown to the side by the constant wind he seems to be in. He’s slim but well built, and somewhat pale with jade green eyes. Torun wears a simple armor and clothing combination. He has a gray tunic with orange symbols painted on the sleeves, plated gloves, simple roughspun pants, plated boots, and a fur-lined spiked pauldron on his right shoulder. He also has a paint-decorated chestplate that goes over his tunic, and a simple helmet with a short fur crest on the top and an eye slit in the shape of the Symbol of Adaptation from an ancient philosophy book, which is 4 lines. 3 lines, the one in the middle longer than the other two, and then a large line drawn through the middle of those three lines, which is the eye slit itself. (May provide picture later)
War Piece: Torun’s War Piece, known as Lockbreaker, is a sleek, double edged sword with two knife-like protrusions on each side of the handguard slanting inward, their one-sided blades pointed outwards. The sword’s scabbard is metal and bulky, with various inscriptions and markings, and there is a lock that holds the blade in place when it is sheathed. On the pommel of the sword is a singular, spherical orange gem with a spike piercing through it, creating a ring like effect with the gem.
Blessing: When Lockbreaker is drawn, it’s immense power is released, giving it the force and speed of a weapon that surpasses the bounds of reality. With each slash, a wave of orange power is released, giving the sword a range slightly further than the blade itself. The sword’s chaotic energy is also harmful to those who are close to it, so standing near the blade could leave you with cuts and scratches.
Curse: Lockbreaker’s power is all or nothing. When sheathed the weapon is useless, but when unsheathed all of its might is unleashed, and it cannot be restrained. This makes sparring impossible, but furthermore, as the user of the weapon is exposed to Lockbreaker’s chaotic power, it will begin to injure the user, and if the user is exposed to the sword’s power for too long, the sword will begin to attack both the opponent and the user, forcing the user to wield the blade in moderation, if they value their life.
History: When Torun was given his War Piece, his family became aware of the awful power that was given to him and hid the blade away, keeping him from knowing about the one thing that was bound to his soul in this world. While he was being raised, he was taught to fight with a sword, but he never realized that the sword he would be wielding was a piece of War until the Everlasting came to his home on his 16th birthday, and promptly killed his family and destroyed his home. The Everlasting had not been pleased with Torun’s distance from his foul weapon, and using the rage of the young man, force him to draw Lockbreaker, unleashing its might and making him aware of what he was truly capable of. The Everlasting left him, and for the past 3 years he’s been cutting down any who raise a weapon against the defenseless without prejudice.
Personality: Torun is a normally very nice guy, especially with the kind or innocent, but the moment someone shows unnecessary aggression or rudeness he becomes extremely cold and brusque. He loves jokes and making friends, but has no tolerance for those who cannot show kindness.
Other: Blerp
User: Leviathan~
Name: Ixion Westwing
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Appearance: Ixion is a meager 5,7. He’s somewhat tan with dark hair thrown up in a rear-facing fohawk of sorts. He’s not very impressive in stature but he’s very fit for his appearance. He has dark blue eyes that somehow manage to contrast enough with his pupil to be somewhat striking. He wears a dark red waist coat and simple black pants, and carries a simple dark-cherry recurve bow and quiver. He also has a ruby bead necklace, which he’s very fond of.
War Piece: Ixion’s War Piece, Mikael, is a sentinel. Mikael is a man made entirely of marble, somewhat bland and unsculpted in his original form. He has eyes in the form of indents in his blank face, which glow a faint white, but apart from that he’s very blank in appearance. Mikael is contained in a large stone casket, with the Adaptation Symbol carved onto the lid.
Blessing: Mikael can manipulate his body to serve any necessary purpose in combat. He can turn his arms into weapons, develop parts of his body more than others, create small walls or barriers, his body is like a large pile of moldable marble clay.
Curse: Using Mikael causes Ixion’s senses to bond with Mikael’s, meaning while the two can communicate through telepathic signals, both can only see. So, when using Mikael, Ixion doesn’t have access to his other 4 senses.
History: Ixion was already an orphan before he was give his War Piece. The orphanage only knew his last name because the woman who was rumored to have abandoned her child admitted it in a nervous breakdown and killed herself. However, when he was given Mikael, he was abandoned by the orphanage, as they feared Mikael would come in the night and kill them. Instead, Mikael acted as Ixion’s guardian, and throughout most of his life the sentinel was always out of his casket. In fact through most of Ixion’s childhood Mikael had to carry his own casket around, as Ixion himself couldn’t do it. The two learned to survive through cooperation, as Ixion grew older he took up archery, and became a skilled shot within a few months of taking up the art. By the time he was seventeen, both he and Mikael had learned to survive perfectly, and were well fed and sheltered almost all the time, with little error or incident. However, do to Ixion’s curse, and having had Mikael with him most of his life, he almost never spoke, and forgot a good deal of the little language he did know. Once he was 16 he started visiting inhabited locations, since he could carry Mikael in his casket. There he learned to speak again, but he’s still very rusty.
Personality: Ixion takes after Mikael in that he is a very passive, quiet individual who doesn’t really get involved in other people’s affairs unless he is dragged into them or he feels he could benefit by getting involved. While he is quiet, he’s not antisocial, and will converse with anyone who bothers to talk to him.
Other: Third character to arrive soon
A lone rook sits poised at the edge of a cliff, sword drawn, eyes open. Against him, an army, its size near unfathomable. The rook smiles.
If only it were a fair fight.