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Uk - The Spring-Heeled Jack

Uk and the British Empire's designs are currently being updated!

The spring-heeled Jack:
This menace terrorized the streets of mid-19th century London, leaping over buildings and breathing flames of blue. Those who saw this devilish man claimed he had pointed ears and equally pointed demonic horns upon his head, some may claim he had a matching devilish tail or sharp teethed grin. Lucky individuals who manage to escape this fiend say he wore high heels with springs attached or he simply had the immense ability to leap anything he pleased. The citizens of London dreaded walking alone at midnight hours, fearing Jack would leap from above and scorch them to an unpleasant crispy demise. As the years passed by, sightings of this fire-wielding menace disappeared and people suspected he had left for good, but couldn't know for certain. Perhaps this devil waits from above, waiting for his next lonesome victim...
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(Small information about Uk himself)

Uk and the British Empire are separate people, B-E is his father. He wasn't a great father to say the least, he was self-centred at the best of times. UK took over his father's place in the late 1800s, timing it a bit wrong and ended up having to take part in two horrific wars.

Family:
The exceptions in the British Empire with the colonies are Canada, America, Australia and New Zealand. Any other colony they've had is now its own independent country, no longer a part of the 'tree' if you wish to call it that.
(Visible example of the 'tree' here)

( Ek is his twin brother and my OC. More on him another time)

The British Empire:
Stratford Lyon:
This ferocious feline originates in the New Forest of southern England, it's primarily located in South Baddesley or nearby Boldre. Not only did this lion possess a pair of sharp stag antlers, but it also fashioned a luxuriously wild red-furred mane. Some may say this lion bared a set of sharp fangs and others even go as far as to say it had a pair of sharp tusks. Despite this stag-horned lion's aggressive nature, a man tamed the beast, earning its loyalty.
The legend goes as follows; A man by the name of John de Stratford inherited the lands of the New Forest. Upon inspection of his land, he discovered a pair of large antlers similar to those of a stag sticking out of the ground mysteriously. John grew curious and leapt off his horse, walking over to the antlers and began to yank at the antlers in an attempt to pull them out of the ground. As he pulled at the antlers, the large head of a lion came out from the earth attached to the antlers. He continued to pull the beast by the antlers until it was free, but the lion was not pleased- charging at John, only for him to leap onto its back. With a struggle, the beast gave in and pledged its service not only to John but to his family as well.
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