inirlan
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The armor doesn't exatly look like an obisidian sheath, but it's as close as i could find. And sums up his fighting style to.
Arkosh [An Otherworldly Adventure]
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inirlan
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It's still incomplete.
Arkosh, once a zealot among zealots, completely devoted to the Unconquered Sun, would in present days best be described as agnostic and slightly cynical, due to his expectation with the "chosen of the day" getting repeatedly crushed every single time.
He always, in all of his lives, consistent in his will to make life easier for those around him. He was always for change, and compared to his kin is so quite strongly, but compared to ankloks, compared to human he is less radical. He was among the first dragon kings to join the exalted in their fight and in order to bring equality to humans. And while he was always geared towards positive change he long didn't even consider going against the exalted, and for long he was content living among the chosen of the incarnae and humans. While he objected to several things, he attributed them to simple lack of proper information on the situation, blindly believing in the lawgivers.
However his faith in them grew weaker and weaker, and with such abomination as operation Wyldhand, distrust grew into hatred. He did not show this openly but deep in his heart the feeling was settled. He however didn't blame the Unconquered Sun, who was for him beyond reproach, and he didn't think about to drastic measures – yet, even though the Dragon King kind of reeducation would have worked.
He prayed regularly, asking the Incarna for guidance in this matter. But all his prayers were met with silence. By then he wanted to act against the solar exalted, but he wouldn't do so without the sanction of the Unconquered Sun. He ten chose to spend his each day in prayer for a year and a day, and the last day, during the high of the calibration he sacrificed his own heart to him in order to draw his attention(his incarnation was quite old to). As he drew his last breath he realized that the Unconquered Sun has heard him all along, but ignored his pleas for guidance. At that last instant the minuscule grain of doubt in the desert of his mind grew in size and his faith was completely shattered.
Arkosh, once a zealot among zealots, completely devoted to the Unconquered Sun, would in present days best be described as agnostic and slightly cynical, due to his expectation with the "chosen of the day" getting repeatedly crushed every single time.
He always, in all of his lives, consistent in his will to make life easier for those around him. He was always for change, and compared to his kin is so quite strongly, but compared to ankloks, compared to human he is less radical. He was among the first dragon kings to join the exalted in their fight and in order to bring equality to humans. And while he was always geared towards positive change he long didn't even consider going against the exalted, and for long he was content living among the chosen of the incarnae and humans. While he objected to several things, he attributed them to simple lack of proper information on the situation, blindly believing in the lawgivers.
However his faith in them grew weaker and weaker, and with such abomination as operation Wyldhand, distrust grew into hatred. He did not show this openly but deep in his heart the feeling was settled. He however didn't blame the Unconquered Sun, who was for him beyond reproach, and he didn't think about to drastic measures – yet, even though the Dragon King kind of reeducation would have worked.
He prayed regularly, asking the Incarna for guidance in this matter. But all his prayers were met with silence. By then he wanted to act against the solar exalted, but he wouldn't do so without the sanction of the Unconquered Sun. He ten chose to spend his each day in prayer for a year and a day, and the last day, during the high of the calibration he sacrificed his own heart to him in order to draw his attention(his incarnation was quite old to). As he drew his last breath he realized that the Unconquered Sun has heard him all along, but ignored his pleas for guidance. At that last instant the minuscule grain of doubt in the desert of his mind grew in size and his faith was completely shattered.
