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Name: Unknown, goes by "The Wizard"
Age:17
Race: Dabbiti [human dabbit]
Weaponry: Magical Scythe he stole from Father Time he calls "Clockwork"
Powers: Invoker/Evoker-calls upon the ethereal force of magic and shapes it into whatever he pleases. aka, weaponry, armor, fire, water, earth, ect.-evoking. He also summons upon the powers of interdimensional beings and uses their powers, like an assist.-invoking
Personality:The Wizard is highly eccentric, yet rough around the edges from growing up on the streets. He is the Anti-hero who pits himself against the hero's i the beggining, yet later grows to befriend them and is pitted along with them against a greater and more terrible foe
History: So, many years ago, before the Great Curse, Dabbiti walked with a human like stature, sure, their characteristic ears stuck like beanstalks from their heads, but in essence, they looked, acted, and all around seemed human.
Then came Demetrius Volanov
The son of a poor craftsman and a whore, Demetrius grew up on the streets. Bitter and resentful towards humanity, he discovered his dark powers lying within him. With the newfound revelation that Demetrius was a Dark Wizard, he set to growing in power. Many Dabbitis flocked to him, like pathetic moths to a lamp. See, Dabbitis were under hard times, oppresion, poverty, and slavery were all the dabbitis knew. So Demetrius offered hope, he offered a warm bed and a fire. All seemed good, on the exterior. Under the welcoming surface, Demetrius was a dark, dark, being. In the night he would sacrifice the poor, unknowing Dabbiti women to nurture his evil powers. One, however, a female maidservant in his house, for over the years he hasd aquired masses of wealth, happened to catch his eye. For a year he courted her, and then he married her. Poor Rosaline, for her fate was set. Demetrius, bloodthirsty and powerhungry, found an ancient stone that spoke of unspeakable power if you slaughtered your wife and child. So, when Rosaline was at the peak of her pregnancy, he poisoned her. Rosaline however was cleverer than he. She had discovered the writings, and had since been plotting to run away. When he made the move to poison her, she faked her death, slipping out of the castle to give birth to her half breed son. Childbirth, it seemed however, was to unbearable for Rosaline, and she died giving birth to him in the arms of a midwife. The midwife, noticing the strange, glowing light around this baby, called him The Wizard, for he glowed with the essence of magic. Meanwhile, Demetrius, fueled with rage, cast a curse in his anger, turning the last of the Dabbiti into modern day Dabbits, small, dark bunnies that remained some of their odd characteristics. The Wizard grew up with the midwife, yet, at 7, she died, and he was cast out onto the street. Street life was rough, and to survive, he had to become rougher. His magical powers snapped out of him on a particularly bad day as he was running through the tower to the airship port. Feet slipping on the cold stone, he plummeted out of a window and out of the tower. As it seemd he would fall to his doom, his powers awaked and cushioned his fall against the deck of particularly large airship, home to Captain Atticus. Atticus took him under his wing, proclaiming anything that fell from the sky, and a Dabbiti at that, was certainly a gift. Since then, air pirate life was The Wizard's life. Now, at 17, he is captain of his own ship, The Maelstrom, and he is currently setting up his headquarters in Barton. He is a magician of unspeakable powers, rivaling that of his, to him unknown, father Demetrius, and even Brennivin and his father.
Known summons: Celestarre-Knightmare Knight
 The Wizard of Barton · Sat May 22, 2010 @ 06:19pm · 0 Comments |
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So, many years ago, before the Great Curse, Dabbiti walked with a human like stature, sure, their characteristic ears stuck like beanstalks from their heads, but in essence, they looked, acted, and all around seemed human.
Then cam Demetrius Volanov
The son of a poor craftsman and a whore, Demetrius grew up on the streets. Bitter and resentful towards humanity, he discovered his dark powers lying within him. With the newfound revelation that Demetrius was a Dark Wizard, he set to growing in power. Many Dabbitis flocked to him, like pathetic moths to a lamp. See, Dabbitis were under hard times, oppresion, poverty, and slavery were all the dabbitis knew. So Demetrius offered hope, he offered a warm bed and a fire. All seemed good, on the exterior. Under the welcoming surface, Demetrius was a dark, dark, being. In the night he would sacrifice the poor, unknowing Dabbiti women to nurture his evil powers. One, however, a female maidservant in his house, for over the years he hasd aquired masses of wealth, happened to catch his eye. For a year he courted her, and then he married her. Poor Rosaline, for her fate was set. Demetrius, bloodthirsty and powerhungry, found an ancient stone that spoke of unspeakable power if you slaughtered your wife and child. So, when Rosaline was at the peak of her pregnancy, he poisoned her. Rosaline however was cleverer than he. She had discovered the writings, and had since been plotting to run away. When he made the move to poison her, she faked her death, slipping out of the castle to give birth to her half breed son. Childbirth, it seemed however, was to unbearable for Rosaline, and she died giving birth to him in the arms of a midwife. The midwife, noticing the strange, glowing light around this baby, called him The Wizard, for he glowed with the essence of magic. Meanwhile, Demetrius, fueled with rage, cast a curse in his anger, turning the last of the Dabbiti into modern day Dabbits, small, dark bunnies that remained some of their odd characteristics. The Wizard grew up with the midwife, yet, at 7, she died, and he was cast out onto the street. Street life was rough, and to survive, he had to become rougher. His magical powers snapped out of him on a particularly bad day as he was running through the tower to the airship port. Feet slipping on the cold stone, he plummeted of the tower. As it seemd he would fall to his doom, his powers awaked and cushioned his fall against the deck of particularly large airship, home to Captain Atticus. Atticus took him under his wing, proclaiming anything that fell from the sky, and a Dabbiti at that, was certainly a gift. Since then, air pirate life was The Wizard's life. Now, at 17, he is captain of his own ship, The Maelstrom, and he is currently setting up his headquarters in Barton. A bit rough around the edges, The Wizard is secretly very trustworthy and caring. He is a magician of unspeakable powers, rivaling that of his, to him unknown, father Demetrius, and even Brennivin and his father.
The Wizard is at first, the anti-hero who the hero's are pitted against, yet later joins their side and becomes a lasting friend to help against a greater threat.
The Wizard of Barton · Fri May 21, 2010 @ 01:07am · 0 Comments |
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