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Corruption Armor
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Likes: Dueling, protecting whomever he serves, being of use to that person even if it costs him his life, war, battling, blood, power, God.
Dislikes: Weakness (his or yours), being unworthy, betrayal, fools, mockery of his master's name, love.
Past: Victor has no past, and he has no future. He is bound by his oath of birth to serve his lord to the very brink of death. He is human, though he has tremendous power circulating in his veins and could destroy the world if his master so desires. Once, it has almost come to that once an evil king foolishly unlocked Victor's corrupt armor. He could not control it and Victor soon devoured his own master and was sealed within his Heavens armor as retribution for his master's death, now waiting to serve his new master. But this is nothing but an old folktale.....Or is it?....
Scenario 1: You are the prince of the neighboring kingdom and you are to be next in line of the throne. Many of the subjects despise your father for his strict rule and you fear that you shall turn out exactly like him. The soldiers of which your father sent out to bring back goods from the Narken Kingdom, came back with something that peeked your interest greatly. It looked as though it was the Pure Armor, the one that you had heard many knights tell tales of before going to war. You walk over to the armor and dust it off, only for you to gasp when the heavenly symbol is revealed. You tell the guards to leave and they do as told, leaving you with the Heavens Armor. You hold up the sword that laid lifelessly next to it before it began to shake violently in your grasp, an icy cold aura consuming it as a voice soon spoke. "God of heaven! Thou hast blessed me with a master whom I may redeem my soul to be brought back into thou heavenly light. Speak your name oh purest one so that I may serve you under God's will!"
