Lord Charra of Clan Rainshout

Rainshout Heir

  • Lord

Domain: Uxevia

Currently in The Prologue.

Position
Lord
Age
19
Concept
Seen too much.
Gender
Male
Complexion
Tanned
Hair Colour
Dark Brown
Eye Colour
Brown
Height
Tall
Physique
Stocky
Full Name and Titles
Lord Charra of Clan Rainshout

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Description

The 19-year-old medieval lord named Charra looks visibly traumatized, with a shellshocked expression on his face. He has short, dark brown hair that is neatly trimmed, highlighting his sharp facial features. His usually confident demeanor and strength have been replaced by fear and tension, as evidenced by his often wide-open eyes and unseeing gaze. He wears a fine garment, which is rumpled and stained, indicating a possible incident related to his current condition. Overall, Charra appears to have suffered a traumatic event that has left him changed beyond his years.

Before the Flood

Charra is a young noble Lord, easy-going and amicable, with a passion for the outdoors. Born into a family of nobility known for their orchards, Charra has always had a fondness for agriculture and farming. He took a hands-on approach to learning how to grow and cultivate the land. Charra values the hard work and dedication necessary for agriculture and has made it his mission to further his family's legacy. Though Charra is often busy with his responsibilities, he still finds time to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and horseback riding. His friendly demeanor and love for the outdoors have earned him a well-liked reputation among his peers.

After the Flood

After losing everything in the Flood, Charra himself became a different person, consumed by fear and anxiety. Once a carefree and amicable lord, Charra was now haunted and distant, unable to escape the crushing weight of his loss. He was forced to confront the harsh realities of life, including the fragility of human existence and the importance of resilience, which only fueled his deep sense of fear. Though he tried to focus on rebuilding what was lost, his drive was replaced by a sense of desperation and uncertainty.