Who.

I will proove myself by all means, i speak my mind, fight my own battles, care for those who i care about. I only fight honorably if my opponent is. My life is scattered, and I will fight for my light. -Leoden Luczard

I am the light from the dark.
I hear the wind beneath the steel.
I see what others can only dream.
I want to hear the peaceful harmony of the world.
I feel the power of my mind eclipse with my courage.
I touch the hilt of my weapon, and my strength flows.
I worry for the sake of those I care for.
I understand my duty, but I will fight for my ideals.
I say life will find a way, but I am going to give it a push.
I try to surpass my rivals.
I hope for the best of my friends before myself.
I am the light from the dark.

My Amtgardian

Leoden Luczard "The Ocean Gaurdian"

Barbarian L3

Sword and Board; Great Weapon

Mundane Name: Mark

Birth Date: 12/04/91

Age: 16

Blood Type: A

Eyes: Blue (Dark Purple in "Ocean's Breath" wink

Hair: Blonde

Height: 71'


Likes: Honorable duels; Receiving (Ocean's Breath) in a crowd of enemies; Cool, sunny days; Nice meal; The sound of wind beneath the steel; Music in general.

Dislikes: Killing the innocent; Know-it-alls; People who abuse their right to complain; Ganging up on an enemy (Unless it is entirely necessary.)

Personae: All around, "go with the flow kind of guy". Due to his absence to learning "Royal Manners", he is quite relaxed. That is, unless he is aware of any on coming threat.



It all started with the "Great Expedition" for land by his father King Brey Luczard. (A Scottish bred royalty, given the ranks of "King" at a young age due to his Father's, King Romar Luczard the Deceiver's, will to retire early. He was also known as "King Brey the Good", because he wasn't great, but he wasn't bad either. During the "Expedition", Brey had come upon a young woman, from a small town found upon the coast, known as Stonevale. (Mary O'Dani, daughter of Victor O'Dani, The grand axe master of Stonevale.) The town was the last point of the "Expedition".

At the King's Festival (arrival ceremony), the signs of a child were present. The child was of course, no Leoden. It was Willith (as you can tell Brey was a strange minded person, especially when it came to picking names.) Willith grew strong, tactical and brave under his father's watchful eye. Years passed and the boy grew.

Willith was leading in his armory, endurance and sharp shooting class on skill alone. His other classes were not to be ignored. Mare had put Willith in a small class of musical art. Willith was one of the three boys not to turn to the barding life.

As his grandmother, mother and uncle began to mourn; a light would affect and stop such sadness. A new festival was planned for the second child of the royal family. But as the birth of the child grew nearer, a strange wind swept the lands. During the Blizzard of the Century, Leoden was born, and Mary was lost. Leoden was born an exceptionally large baby and was strong, for sure. It would be told his strength took her only innocence, or so it goes.

Many years passed, and Leoden was 5 and Willith 12 years old. Leoden was to be trained a year before any normal child. At this point most who blamed Leoden for Mary's death had been hanged or burned depending on the degree of their offense. You see, Mary had last words, "Love them more, but make it equal."

Willith and Leoden were once more on one of their occasional hunts. The doublet was attacked by a forest troll. It quickly knocked Willith out and then pursued Leoden. It hit the boy hard in the stomach. Leoden clenched. Then, "it" happened. Leoden stood upright, eyes closed. The ribbon wrapped around his wrist turned red, like the blood in his veins. He pulled out the knife at his side, and opened his eye. His original blue eyes had faded to a dark shade of purple. The troll swung his fist at Leoden. Leoden caught its arm then plunged the knife in to its stomach. Leoden motioned up, pulling up through skin, flesh, blood and bone. He still hasn’t found that knife.

Now, "It" was related to Victor O'Dani. "It" was the "Ocean's Breath," a trait found in the blood of chosen families. Much like the similar "Bersekur" the trait effects the user's physique, power and logic. Its difference from its cousin is the logic. Bersekur casts the user in to an unforgiving rage, whereas, the Ocean's Breath stabilizes the mind, making it more aware of its surroundings and allows the mind to work at a faster pace. In definition, "Ocean's Breath gives the user the power that has destroyed many a ship."

The O'Dani trait was based on to Mary, but one could guess that it was just not needed. She, being such a "perfect" girl was never touched (perfect in beauty, intelligence, etc.) So at first, it was never assumed that either child would inherit such a power. Willith took more character from Brey, which could be the reason he did not acquire the trait. Leoden, being only similar to Brey in physique and bone structure, got most of his character from Mary.

Well, life didn't change much for Leoden after the troll incident. He took the opposite classes from Willith. He had already realized that Willith was the heir, and his future was his own problem. So he learned alchemy, estate and geology and eventually he learned all he needed. Willith would soon be King, and Leoden would life his own life.

A year had passed since King Willith Luczard, the "King of Arrows," had become the ruler of the expanded Kingdome. Leoden was finally ready to start his grand quest to find his place. As much as Willith tried to convince Leoden that his place was by his side, he could persuade Leoden to stay. But Leoden made him a promise, "If you are in trouble, I'll make it stop, as long as you do the same for me." Willith agreed. And, so Leoden visited his mother's grave and made his farewells to the rest of his family. As he looked back at the castle, he felt a salty breeze, and he knew who it was.

He made himself a freelance warrior, but he would only join a cause that he felt was just. One such he refused to be paid for.
There was a small town that was raided by bandits. He saved the town with what was left of the resistance. Leoden had an abnormal wound and was sent to the local healer. As he rested for another passing year, Leoden began to fall for the healer's eldest daughter. But once they realized they felt the same way, the salty breeze blew him back on course. He stays in touch through a teleporting Assassin, the younger sister, aliased as Sin.

Eventually, Leoden found himself at his grandfather's grave. He spoke endlessly about his own travels, even his most embarrassing. As a chill went down his spine, Victor appeared. He spoke of Leoden's "True Quest." At the end, he gifted Leoden with the "Final" power. As it was named due to Ocean's Breath, Victor had called it "Poseidon's Last Words." The power was granted to Leoden to "go to Hades' Halls with his enemies."

Now, closer to the present, Leoden was helping a band of freelancers in a battle against another band of demon-summoning thieves. At such an event, he noticed another warrior, Thorin Njalsson, and the similar cousin of Ocean's Breath, the Bersekur. Quickly thereafter, he joined the "Crimson Sanctum."

At present times, Leoden, helping Shadowwraith "The Wolf Prince", and Thorin "The Besekur Monk", to create a seperate legoin. As their clothing represented, "The Green Gaurdsmen" was made, leaving Leoden, third in command.

((That's all so far but this story will continue.))