Tedag_Pen

In a world where magic thrives and mythical beasts lurk in the shadows, Tohgi Akura is born into the unforgiving southern district of Vandekar, a lawless land ruled by bandits and plagued by poverty. Despite his humble beginnings, Tohgi harbors an audacious dream: to achieve that dream he must become a Knight, a title synonymous with honor, power, and nobility.

His raw talent rivals the elite, but his lack of noble heritage leaves him scorned by the privileged. Yet, Tohgi’s unwavering determination and resilience catch the attention of influential figures who see potential in the unrefined boy. With their assistance, Tohgi rises through the ranks, challenging a society built to keep people like him in the dirt.

But ambition has its price. As Tohgi carves his path toward greatness, his defiance against the status quo ignites conflicts that spiral into devastating wars. In his quest to protect those he loves and what he stands for, Tohgi must grapple with the weight of his choices and the sacrifices demanded by his legacy.

Will Tohgi Akura go down in history as a hero, a tyrant or just another man. His story is one of ambition, loyalty, and the unrelenting cost of dreams.

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PS: Bold text indicates the use of magic, parenthesis () indicates thought.

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Reformation: Southern Knight

Tohgi: Oh you mean the working together thing? Didn't you want them out of the way? I was just helping.

Winfell: That's very nice of you, they must really trust you

Tohgi: It's common sense really, I was a knight, I would know some details the rest wouldn't.

Winfell: Like who are friends and partners.

Tohgi: Dante removed any possible doubt by acting the arrogant Northerner quite nicely, it's an easy trigger button

Winfell: We really don't have to do this.

Tohgi's lips curled into a confident smile, a subtle yet eager stretch across his face, as anticipation coursed through him at the thought of facing Winfell in battle.

Tohgi: Being pretentious doesn't suit you, since the day of the announcement you wanted to know didn't you?

Tohgi: What better way than being actual enemies? There is nothing holding us back now.

An Engagement with Fate