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Nov 21, 2013 01:25PM

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The revenge one,
Boy #2 is the son of the sorcerer who killed Boy 1's father, but after that shame he wants to prove he is different and change the view of sorcerers?
Under siege from......? Maybe from other sorcerer? The army general? Or maybe there was a plot of the king who wanted to use sorcery to gain immortality so they had to abandon the army in order to stop him...

I thought that there would be warring kingdoms. there was peace for a time, but eventually that peace was broken by a new violent monarch. The good kingdom [with boys] has an older monarch and was expecting the new king to value the old treaty.

Age: 16
Personality: Quiet, but has an solemn air about him. He's used to working with difficult people, but also being respected for his status. He loves music and will escape from the castle to listen to the illegal street performers, and occasionally join them. He's extremely skilled in sorcery, but not so much in hand to hand combat. If he's out of energy he'll often resort to a bow and arrow.
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Age:17
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Personality: He is the type of guy who exceeds at everything, and doesn't mind it. He has a short temper, and wont hesitate to get into a fight, and gets worked up fairly easily. His father was the the Captain of the Guard and he has the same dream, of following his footsteps. He is extremely skilled at using a sword, and is ambidextrous, so with his left hand he can use a short sword simultaneously. Above all, he hates sorcery.




I was thinking that the two would be called to protect the castle and it's kingdom...it's a war thingy... I was going to start with the war beginning and the two are sent to help drive out the enemy in the outer regions of the kingdom, trying to prevent any advances]]

As Kendall rode his horse, alone now, he could see the clearing just ahead. The sound of swords clashing and men grunting was a dead giveaway that he neared the camp site. These men supposedly had been stationed just over a week and were some of the best soldiers in the Kingdom sent to hopefully scare the intruders. Kendall dismounted his horse and led it into the open field where men were sparring with each other. He knew that all eyes would be on him for a moment before they wold return to their play fighting. It happened every time he was assigned to a new squad. Most thought he was a messenger with his fabric tunic. Honestly Kendall could probably pass for a middle class peasant if he wanted to.

Marinus was laying in the grass, chewing on the end of a wheat stock, as he contemplated his situation. He was surrounded by a few of the other men, as they spoke of victory and honor, and fame. It wasn't that Marinus didn't want those either, he just didn't think it was as easy as these men thought it was. Geniuses and hard workers. Those were the only ones to make it big. And he fit in the first category. He smiled to himself. Everyone already knew his name, and not just because of his lineage. Now here he was, at the brink of battle ready to prove himself.
"Isn't that the sorcerer boy?" Someone said near him
"What the hell did they send him for?" Someone answered
Marinus jolted upright and his eyes searched for him. The other so called genius, the Sorcerer knight. "Tch, and just when I thought it was peaceful" He said and rose to his full height, and leaned his sword against his shoulder as he started to walk toward the scrawny boy. Since he was from the mountains, he was tall, well muscled, and fast. Compared to him..... what can this boy even do in the battle?

Kendall went into the commander's tent and was told to go out and train with the other knights. Great Kendall thought. He tied his horse to the post and walked over to the other much taller and much stronger men. Most didn't know what to make of him, but he could feel that one wasn't extremely keen on him being there. The gaze of that boy over there was intimidating, no doubt, but he's dealt with not being liked by his squad. Eventually they'll accept him or at least tolerate him that's the best Kendall ever wished for. Kendall took a seat in the grass and watched as the other knights continued to train. He didn't like hand-to-hand or sword-to-hand combat at all, but he could at least keep his own. Besides, the commander had him as an archer anyways.

"Draw your sword." He said, to the boy, in the odd outfit. He wore his own outfit that belied his heritage. A large bright red scarf wrapped around his neck, a tooth earring dangling from one ear, a leather shirt, and durable pants, with large boots. The bright red scarf had been his fathers, and he wore it with pride more than anything else.

Kendall gave the boy a smile hoping he'd go away. As he looked past the boy he saw that the other knights had stopped to watch the confrontation. Obviously the boy was known, but he didn't look familiar to Kendall at all. His red scarf was an eye sore along with his over bearing presence.
[[I don't think Kendall would have killed Marinus' father. I think it should be Kendall's father who battled Marinus' father.]]

"Then draw your bow, we are going to spar. Feel free to use whatever hocus-pocus you want." He said with clear irritability. Was he refusing to fight him? The smile ticked him off even more, like he was looking down on him, and he felt the tick in his eyebrow, whenever he was truly irritated. He waited like that, sword on his shoulder, other hand on his waist, staring down at him with clear loathing. Why was he a knight anyway? Standards sure went down from his father's time.
He walked a bit a way, then turned to face the boy again, clearly not taking no for an answer. as he pointed the tip of it straight at him. "Are you scared, sorcerer?"

Kendall continued to smile stupidly as if trying to beg the boy to drop the issue...if there was one and just leave him be. That was until the rest of the men began to cheer for a fight. Reluctantly and quite awkwardly, Kendall retrieved his bow and his quiver. Then he asked, "Are you sure? I'm not a good opponent." He really didn't want to fight on the first day, or at least fight because someone was ticked off.
Kendall stood casually still hoping the other boy would drop the subject. Realizing that the fight may proceed he introduced himself. In his culture it was disrespectful for one to not introduce him or herself during a duel. With a low bow, Kendall stated, "My name is Kendall of Scathly." His thick accent appeared when he pronounced his origins, but for the most part he sounded like the other men in the group.

Soon after he uttered those words he sped toward, his quick light footsteps,zig-zagging, in order to avoid any potential arrows that came his way. One thing he prided himself on was his speed. When he closed in on the boy he took a simple slash towards his left side, but in truth that was a feint, and he quickly spun on his heal, around in a quick circle to jap at the the sorcerer's left side. His eyes quick, and narrowed to discern any movement.

When the boy charged, Kendall kept an eye on him. Although the boy was moving very quickly, his feet gave him away. Kendall knew that trying to fire an arrow would be pointless, so he just waited for the boy to get closer. Kendall's reflexes were also very smooth and fast. When the boy turned on his heel, Kendall was ready. Knowing full well that the boy was willing to kill, Kendall moved with the strike, allowing the sword to just barely miss. As he did so, Kendall moved back. He didn't care if the boy followed or allowed him to retreat either way, Kendall wanted to stay out of this boy's reach.

"Marinus, of the High Mountains." He said, he had to respect the sorcerer Kendall, for dodging his first blow, without the use of magic, but it also irked him that he was just retreating. This was a fight, for pity's sake
"Draw your bow." He said again, feeling the tick in his eyebrow.

Kendall honestly didn't know if this boy really hated him or his being a sorcerer. It is common for two boys to fight, but Marinus meant business. He had a look of savageness, which Kendall knew all too well. Despite this, he also saw a glint of competitiveness in Marinus which suggested this was to show his superiority to his peers. If it was just about showing off, Kendall would gladly throw the fight.

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"Don't kill me." He begged the man, as tears strewn down his face from watching his father die.
"I won't kill you, you arent worth the effort, neither was your father, coincidentally."
He drew his knife
"Do you hate me boy?"
He didnt respond
"If you don't hate me, you cant possibly kill me."
He charged at the man screaming, and was easily disarmed, and pulled up by the front of his shirt
"Hate me, despise me, cling to life. Cling to life in the most shameful way possible. Curse me and run away, run away, live a pitiful life and when your worthy, ah, we will meet again. Foolish boy"
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He didn't want to remember


"I see." Said Marinus, with a smile on his face, even though his back was turned towards him. He gripped the sword, and took out his short sword. Moving his head to the side to look back at him. "So your finally serious, sorcerer." He said and was just about to charge again when there was a bit of a commotion.
"What in god's name is goin' on he'e?" Yelled the commander as he, his lieutenant, and his military advisor stormed into the clearing. His red cape flying in the wind as he charged right into the scene in the battle. "What on earth are you two green horn's doin'? Fightin' with em actual weapons, didn' any of you men try and stop 'em huh?" He said in his lower country accent, he was twice as big and twice as tall as any man there. Fellorn the Giant they called him. His battle-ax strewn across his back
"Marinus an' Kendall eh?" He said, his steel grey eyes falling on him
"Tch" Marinus said, sheathing his swords. "It was barely a fight to begin with anyway."

"I should get situated before night fall," Kendall stated as he made his way back to his horse where he belongings still stayed. He kept his head down and hoped, prayed that the commander wouldn't call him back.

"Huh? Dishes? Why would I-" Fellorn yanked him again by the scarf. "You may be ol' Olander's son, but this is my camp boy. Maybe you all can settle your differences, cleaning the dishes." He said releasing him once again, and glaring hard at them, before striding away, followed again by his small posse.
"Ah, whatever." He said dusting his scarf, and turning away.

As the dust scattered, Kendall could feel the calm before the storm. It was more like a sixth sense than a feeling. Something was brewing and Kendall could feel it. He hoped that as the dust scattered and settled, his spell would be complete before any disturbances occurred.


Munching away the other group of soldiers appeared over him. They were brutish and menacing. Kendall could tell that they were low countrymen. Knowing that ignoring them would be a greater mistake Kendall looked at them saying, "It's a beautiful evening isn't it gentlemen? I have to wash dishes afterwards. The commander's keeping an eye on me to make sure I do my job. I wouldn't mess with that guy."

He threw the end of his scarf over his shoulder, and started to make his way towards the small area where the cook handed out food. He didn't see the sorcerer there, and that gave him a bad feeling.