- Joined
- Aug 2, 2015
- Location
- In transit
In the world of Azrial, on the explored continent Judo, two factions grapple for dominance over the other. One contains the humans of the land, once a tribal people who came together to form The Order of Oria, Oria being their goddess of war. The humans decided to stick together against all other races and species across the lands, making it their sole duty to cleanse these creatures from the world. The creatures in question could only be found within fantasy books: Neko's, Elves, any race to be thought of had decided to join forces in an attempt to bring peace to Judo, they formed The Judo Confederacy, these creatures live within the forests away from the human cities and settlements, where they attempt to live out peace.
Small engagements had been occurring between the two factions over the last couple of months. Connor, a human Ranger was sent to investigate the forests outside of Oria's Peak, a mountainous city named in honor of the Goddess Oria. Connor stands at 6'1, he has close cropped black hair and a pair of emerald eyes that could either be beautiful or absolutely intimidating. He wears the standard uniform of the Ranger, a green cloak and some chain mail beneath it, the cloak could surround his whole body and was designed to blend in with the forests that the Judo loved to hide within.
On his belt is a wicked sharp dagger and across his back is a massive longbow, and he certainly knew how to use it. He creeps into the edge of the forest, sticking to bushes and moving silently, something he had been taught as an apprentice to the Ranger's Guild. He stalks towards the sound of metal against metal in the distance, wondering if a fight was happening.
Connor came from a poor farming family, he had sworn his allegiance to the Order at the age of fifteen, around seven years ago and had since then become a Ranger, one of the most elite warriors in the Order.
He finds a clearing, and it most certainly was not a fight. An entire enemy siege camp sits in a small valley within the forest, tents littering the area and hundreds, maybe thousands of enemy soldiers occupy it, a force that the garrison in Oria's Peak stood no chance against. He was about to turn and leave but an enemy patrol walked right by his bush, he holds his breath, grabbing his dagger and slipping out, grabbing an elf by the hair and stabbing him in the back of his neck, hoping his friends in his patrol wouldn't hear him.
Small engagements had been occurring between the two factions over the last couple of months. Connor, a human Ranger was sent to investigate the forests outside of Oria's Peak, a mountainous city named in honor of the Goddess Oria. Connor stands at 6'1, he has close cropped black hair and a pair of emerald eyes that could either be beautiful or absolutely intimidating. He wears the standard uniform of the Ranger, a green cloak and some chain mail beneath it, the cloak could surround his whole body and was designed to blend in with the forests that the Judo loved to hide within.
On his belt is a wicked sharp dagger and across his back is a massive longbow, and he certainly knew how to use it. He creeps into the edge of the forest, sticking to bushes and moving silently, something he had been taught as an apprentice to the Ranger's Guild. He stalks towards the sound of metal against metal in the distance, wondering if a fight was happening.
Connor came from a poor farming family, he had sworn his allegiance to the Order at the age of fifteen, around seven years ago and had since then become a Ranger, one of the most elite warriors in the Order.
He finds a clearing, and it most certainly was not a fight. An entire enemy siege camp sits in a small valley within the forest, tents littering the area and hundreds, maybe thousands of enemy soldiers occupy it, a force that the garrison in Oria's Peak stood no chance against. He was about to turn and leave but an enemy patrol walked right by his bush, he holds his breath, grabbing his dagger and slipping out, grabbing an elf by the hair and stabbing him in the back of his neck, hoping his friends in his patrol wouldn't hear him.