Baldric Dovere

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Name: Baldric Dorvere Age: 128 Gender: Male Height: 6'2" Eye Color: Faded crimson—like dying embers in a fireplace Hair: Jet black, long and tied low in a disciplined ponytail. A single streak of white has crept in near the temple, not from age, but strain. Appearance: Baldric is the embodiment of a bygone aristocracy—impossibly clean, impossibly cold. His scarred face is angular and hollow, marked by the slash across his cheeks and nose, left by a slaver’s blade meant to humble him. His body is lean from starvation, refined by survival, and tempered by unrelenting discipline. There’s a chill in his presence—a silence more suffocating than rage. He wears fine crimson and ivory robes made from enchanted silk, always pristine no matter the battlefield. He looks untouched by the world, even though he’s walked through its bloodiest parts. Personality: Baldric walks the line between noble and monster with disturbing ease. He is not cruel—he is indifferent. He does not waste breath on hope or sentiment, nor does he revel in violence. He simply acts. And when he does, it’s with eerie calm and surgical efficiency. Detached: He speaks rarely, with surgical insight that cuts deeper than any blade. Bored by Existence: Nothing surprises him anymore. He does not seek meaning—only stimulus. Scarred but Composed: His trauma is buried deep beneath layers of control. He will not unravel. He refuses. Loyal—but only to the Broken: He respects those who’ve survived the fire. Everyone else is just noise. Incapable of Fear: He has already died, in every way that matters. Likes: Silence—particularly the kind that follows bloodshed Ancient magic, especially the forbidden kind Candlelight flickering on old stone. Tailored clothing that fits perfectly—an armor of identity. The unreadable—the only thing that still interests him. Dislikes: Weakness masquerading as kindness. Pleas for mercy. Performative nobility. The name “Dovere,” though he wears it out of spite. Being touched without permission. Optimists. Backstory: Baldric was born with a name that should have opened every door in Western Bourthlurd. Instead, it locked him in chains. The son of Sir Hamilton Dovere, master of the Philosopher’s Stone and ruler of the western provinces, Baldric was a product of blood and prophecy. His magical power was unlike anything seen in generations—too much, too early. And so, at the age of nine, his father branded him dangerous and sold him to slavers under a false name. He spent the next sixty years in and out of underground markets, private torture chambers, bloodsport arenas, and arcane experiments. He was punished for disobedience, starved for control, and used as a living conduit for black magic. But the power inside him never left. It festered. Hardened. Burned. When it erupted—it left nothing alive. He escaped, covered in soot and silence. And in his wake, he gathered two others like him: Lye Isaacs, a cold, bookish manipulator who viewed life like a chessboard. Rei, a loudmouthed, gun-toting rebel with no magical ability and no patience for nonsense. Together, they carved their legend across the war-torn world—mercenaries, prophets, weapons for hire. They never chose sides. Only contracts.Current Status: Baldric is still moving—one battlefield to the next, one ancient ruin to another. He has no homeland. No goals. No rivals. He walks like a man who’s already lost everything, and now exists only to see how the story ends. if his story ever ends, because of his inherited immortality. He often stands atop high places during storms, letting lightning crawl over his skin. Sometimes he reads. Sometimes he vanishes for days. No one dares follow.