Name:
Akkiel
Location:
Adela
Rank:
King (nyah!)
Powers:
Er...I'll get back to this. For now, just know that he possesses superhuman strength and speed. Like, uh, Achilles or Superman or Beowulf. Oh yes, and he has significant power over fire.
Personality:
Akkiel has a reputation for not being able to see past his own dick. This is only partially true. While he is a womanizer and is very likely to screw anything that moves, he is also born from a long line of god-kings, so he's more mature and responsible than he may seem at first.
Akkiel's lust is only matched by his bloodlust. He loves to fight, and it kills him that, as a king, his duty is to sit on a throne and give orders. He'd much rather be out fighting. This bloodlust is not just a harmless quirk; in the past, it lead him to commit many a gruesome act, and the guilt for his past crimes eats away at him every day.
History:
Though he was born a prince, Akkiel never had any use for court life. By the time he reached his teen years, he was already fighting out on the field with veteran soldiers. As he grew older and the country came into more peaceful times, Akkiel sought to satiate his desire for blood in other ways. He was every bit as destructive as any warlord, leaving a trail of burned villages and mangled corpses in the wake of his army. He raped, plundered, and pillaged as he pleased. He was called the Red Prince for his power over flame, his red hair, and the all the blood he spilled.
Cut to age 19, when he meets a boy named Kirshna, who was 17 at the time. Akkiel took half of Kirshna's power in the form of the Red Rose; the other half remained with Kirshna as the White Rose. The two Roses forged a link between Akkiel and Kirshna, a link so complete they nearly share the same mind.
Now, Akkiel and Kirshna were as different as night and day, but they could find no way to sever the link. Long story short: the link with Kirshna changed Akkiel significantly, and he is no longer the Red Prince. Now, he is 21 and is called the Rose of Adela, and no one knows about the crimes he committed in the past. And crimes he knows them to be, for he actually has a conscience now. It is entirely possible, however, that someone might come along who knows of his bloody past...
