Quotes: "I am the head of the imperial guard, and I shall defend this kingdom to the bitter end." "WE ARE (the) HAMMER!" "*Nervously looking around*, Hello, lad..." "What are you doing, Bravepro?" "No." Description: -Mostly shown to be bitter, as his nickname suggests. -Has a penchant of calling people "maggots". -Wields a giant axe in combat. -Said axe has some familiar imagery. -Does not accept failure by his own hand. -If he fails (whether it is percieved or real), he hovers away, seemingly losing all determination to continue. -Has a ambiguous gender, which may explain why he dosen't seem to have any masculine nor feminine traits. -Referred to with male pronouns. -Constantly second guesses self (presumably due to having failed many times before) -When visited, he is actually a lot more pleasant to talk with. -Seems to completely drop his sense of duty when he is in his home. -Still has a fiery temperament.
A cyberpunk-styled character that is mostly based upon my oldest OC. Replaces Undyne in Scratcherverse. To describe the character briefly, he: -has sense of duty and honour -Is bitter most of the time -Quickly gets anxious when talking to strangers -Is very casual when talking to people he has met before Background: Once a regular lowly monster, who became an orphan after losing both his parents in the war of the Great Rift. He went around as a homeless traveller for years, living as a nomad eating basically anything he came across. He clashed and fought other nomads to get food and water, and quickly learned the arts of war. After fighting and plundering for several years, he came across the royal family, whom have lost a great deal of soldiers in the fateful war so many years ago. He immidiately picked a fight with Austgore, the emperor, who just dogded his attacks and laughed. "Hahah, you are a strong little bugga, aren't ya?", said the mighty emperor. The unnamed nomad fell into despair, believing that Austgore would end him. Instead, Austgore assigned him to the Imperial guard, where his combat prowress would be proven to be a valuable aspect. He quickly rose in rank and soon became one of the commanders of the Imperial guard. Another war soon broke out, and he was put in charge of leading a small squad of elite guardsmen. He and his squad was nearly destroyed during the siege of New Home. Most of his squad died whilst defending Austgore. Despite their efforts, Austgore was badly wounded and was hospitalized, and came out scarred and unable to fight. Believing that he had failed his squad and his emperor, combined with the toll that the horrors of war has taken upon his soul, lead him into a state of guilt and regret. He also began questioning his skills and began second-doubting himself. The war ended with a crushing defeat, sending him fleeing with his tail in between his nonexistent legs whilst escorting the weakened emperor. They were sealed underground at last with a giant wall. Freedom has been lost and they were doomed to rot down in a horrible, dark place. Austgore was interred into a mystical healing throne, where he would be able to heal his wounds and go back to full power, but only if 7 human souls are collected. This dragon-like warrior was assigned to the head of the imperial guard, as most leaders had died during the war. Over time, a legend came to be that a single human would come falling through a hole in the wall, and bring everyone trapped underground to the surface again, and a different and more sinister interpretation is that this human would descend upon the trapped ones as a hawk of death, killing everyone. Nontheless, He dutifully guards Forge zone, a underground volcano landscape that is barely habitable, but full with valuable materials.
