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A recurring theme of noble prince and nefarious kings, Cormac probably isn't sure if he hates power-hungry royalty more, or the new faith. Seeing the Roman's preferred choice of torture and death being adopted by the new faith, he can't understand that death has no hold on the new faith, and can only bolster it's weight.

Immediately thrown into a maelstrom of violence, the son of Art is quite the brooder when things are calm until he once again is forced into the fray of battle. What cold go wrong or right at this point? Introducing a wild lover.