The Saint of Apolicus is a title only granted to an individual being hand-selected by the god Apolicus himself. A special knight that has donned the mantle of powers blessed onto someone once in a generation. These individuals from birth are tested in childhood on their faith gaining further power as they grow. Requiring a sacrifice to act brutality, risking the chances in each battle to be stuck in a violent trance that makes them blood-crazed.

From the very start of Apolicus' worshipping the saint has been a blessing to those who were not in positions of power or wealth. Being a blessing to all that they come across. Tending to the needs of individuals without judgment made upon the less fortunate in the world starting a religion that would span for generations to come. Believing all individuals within his care are free, equal, and deserving of living. Concluding that harming another without reason will allow the Saint to enact justice in his will. Assaulting another person sexually is the worst crime to the god.

Every generation when the saint has passed either due to age, or battle, in some fashion the Order of Hope a knightly group trained to take up the role will be present. Taking the disciplined steps and necessary measurements of the personal moral code that was instilled since the first worshipping of Apolicus' visionaries of priest(esse)s.

It was another day for the Saint of Apolicus standing in the church courtyard prepared to execute another violator of the laws within Sel's borders. Torturing the poor soul wasn't enough for the heavily plated knight to get a confession out of a man pinned down by holy shackles from a chanting priest. Broken legs, fingers, toes, anything to get this man to confess to his crimes nothing came of it but his screams, while dripping blood.

Finally, he had caved as now he was in the hands of Apolicus, the tropical blue eyes staring under the helmet as a silent mutter came while the priests collected the body. "Apolicus bless onto thee, judgment for the correct passing between thy afterlife properly. Shall thou rest eternally grant unto them. A proper afterlife for their behaviors is displayed in life. O greater judgment, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May his soul of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of Apolicus, rest where properly rather in peace or in agony."

It was hard to even make out for the moment what the saint spoke as she turned to leave the chapel grounds marching to the nearby village. A way for the saint to always atone for unwanted sins required to stain their soul. A gauntlet hand came up unbuckling the helm to pull off showing her freshly fallen snow hair. Her face was hidden behind a dense and dark veil it was hard to see the saint's face. These little ones were her silent charge and atonement for the sins she bore. It was just something she felt always needed.

Elena the blonde priestess stepped alongside her at a brisk pace to slow towards a walk, "You know, you could have gone a little easier on that poor soul earlier. He didn't have to die right away, we could have healed him."

She stood up fully in her armor suit just below six feet. It was the heels she wore that were made for battle, she wasn't just any knight in 'shining armor' it was dented, scratched, and repaired. It was very clear, the dangerous path she took didn't come without hardships within it. Not that she minded, "Please don't lecture me, Elena."

Elena grinned reaching over to pull her cheek under Galina's veil. "Come on where's my playful Galina? I know you're going to start playing ball eventually. I heard rumors that going north might be a fun time for snowball fights if you get the chance. Perhaps, a legendary dragon was found? What do you think, hm?"

Galina groaned at Elena under her veil, "FINE." She replied in a slightly annoyed manner, "You owe me at least a game of Shove Groat for that one you brat." She grabbed Elena's head ruffling her blonde locks. Her attention was caught by the sound of nearby footsteps from behind. "You can come to travel if you like, just do not bring harm onto others where we go."