Kingsman
Knighted
under King Leoric McLarkin
Serving Kildare and her
sister Castles
Six Foot Three
Dark Green Eyes, Mahogany Hair
Scottish and Italian Heritage
28 Years of Age
Thane was born into a life he might not have
chosen for himself, but with such a long family history there was
little choice in the matter. His father Sir Alec served
King Seamus McLarkin of Kildare until his death, and Thane
followed in those footsteps to become a man of the sword and
King's Man himself. During the chaotic and dark times of the
Witch, Sir Alec was killed in the ensuing battle, and all the
King's men scattered to different secret locations to protect them
from the Witch's fury.
After those that were left scattered, Thane
ended up in the small village of Outhenby where he was hired as
the Bailiff. His role also became that of arbiter of conflicts
and defender of the villagers - especially those without the power
to defend themselves. Such little towns had need of this
protection, and Thane came to enjoy a generally quiet country
life. Though the far-flung hamlet of Outhenby could be
considered a trifling
piece of the King's affairs, for Thane, helping the handful of
villagers there was just as important as fighting epic
battles. In this way he would have contentedly served his King for
years to come, but Duty drew him back to Court.
When the Witch was killed at the hands of the
late King Seamus's sons, Thane returned and was reunited with his
comrades. There they offered their swords and lives in service of
the new King and Regent, and he became Sir Thane, knighted for all
he had done for the Crown. Now a resident of Kildare
Castle he continues to serve the royal family, unyielding in
whatever task he is given, large or small. With quiet
determination he lives by the noble creed of Honor - Duty - Truth.
Above all else, he is a Knight.
Storylines:
Taming of Kildare Kildare
Saga
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+Here to play not waste
my time in drama nonsense. Ignoring such ones come easily. No
claims made to photo used in depicting how Thane would look.+
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