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Setting: The year is 1814 near Northumberland, England. The Likin Moors have been home to the English Lycans for five generations now. Their origins and how they came to England has always been a mystery. The farthest they have been able to trace back to is five generations of strong, English, pure lycans. Dragos now resides and cares for Likin Manor upon the passing of his father. There are many other packs in the region as well. The farthest have been found in Ireland and Scotland were most of Likin allies reside.
Character name: Dragos Likin
Age: 25 (Appears: 23)
Hair color: Red (Length: Short and always messt.
Eye color: Green with flecks of brown and Amber.
Clothing Style: Always appears ready for a ball. Dresses nice with a small sense of fashion. He also likes to wear his favorite black polished boots everywhere he goes. He is always clean shaven and refuses to have any facial stuble.
General appearence: Dragos has very high and prominent cheek bones. That is about the only thing memorable about him aside from his almond shaped eyes. He has his mothers' eyes is what he has been told all his life. Dragos also prefers to keep a nice, fat free, muscular body.
Wolf Appearence: Dragos' wolf is almost Siamese markes. His pelt is a warm honey color, almost mousey, while his points (ears, face, paws, tail and part of his back) are darker colored. His wolf stands about shoulder length to a fully grown man.
It wasn't like this the first time Dragos arrived at Likin Manor. Before, he starred, open mouthed and bewildered, at the immense size of the manor. Standing, as a four foot five year old, before the seventy plus foot stone pillars. Dwarfed by the marbled floors and vast numbers of halls elaborately decorated with paintings of his ancestors. Eaten by the queen sized pillow top beds with too many pillows. This place held wonder, magic some might even say, and Dragos relished in it with child delight.
Now, the gray skys hung low and swelled with impending rain. The two tallest towers pierced the y, their pointed roofs disappearing behind thick gray clouds. He was here on official business now, twenty years later. Dragos stepped out of the carriage and pulled his coat closer to cover the important files in his arms.
"Blasted rain." He mumbled under his breath. Winter was the worst season here in the moors. Cold, clammy, rainy, dreary...and worst of all, depressing. Snow rarely ever touched these lands even though the chill could very nearly freeze you to the bone should you not be properly clothed. Spring, however, was a celebration for all living creatures. Which was one of theresons his ancestors planted their seeds along these moors. Once spring announced itself, the hills were covered in the softest of grasses. The forests were rich with thick vegetation and many varieties of animals, large and small.
Perfect for hunting, Dragos thought, starring off into the distant tree line. He then snapped back to the present and dashed towards the door, narrowly escaping the first raindrop. As he was shaking his boots free of dirt, the door opened. There stood a short, portly older gentleman of 70 or so years, give or take some. His skin was tanned and leathery from years of working in the sun. Frown lines, wrinkles, crows feet, you name it, it was most likely on this old man's face. What hairs were left on his head were now wirey and white, combed into a come over. "Good day suh'." He said while taking a short and practiced bow. Alexandru was the butler of the Likin Manor but he was more like a family member to Dragos. Alex basically raised him while his father was away on pack business. He thought of the old man as a grandfather.
"Hardly a good day I'd say Alex. Have you seen those clouds? Why, I could very nearly touch the heavens!" He scoffed towards the older man while handing him his deer skin coat. "Has anyone arrived yet?"
"Not yet suh'. The pack is down by the cliffs edge while the Scottish and Irish ambassadors have not arrived yet, suh'. You appear to be the first one, suh'." Alex took his coat from him and, without even glancing towards the rack behind him, placed the coat on the rack with such grace and ease Dragos could have sworn he had some lycan in him. Dragos raised an eyebrow with amusement before continuing one through the main hall and into the library. His boots fell hard on the polished marble floor, the sound causing him to cringe a little. It's such a lonely sound, he thought.
"The cliffs? Why is the pack at the cliffs?" Dragos stopped and turned on his heel to face Alex with a curious expression on his face.
"For the master, suh'. They held a ceremony in his honor." The 'pack like the olden days. There was not much of a ranking system among the members anymore. Likin had turned into a safe haven for all Lycans in the area. It became a place that families could calnd pup could grow old. His ancestors built this manor to live in safety away from the ever leering human populations.
Built roughly twenty miles from the nearest town, Northumberland, Likin Manor is consists of a large main house. The house itself has three two story wings. Each wing consists of six bedrooms. These bedrooms hosted the large Likin family many years ago. Now, the rooms collected dust and remain undisturbed. Most of thelycan families that call Likin home prefer to live in the smaller houses that are situated behind the house. These family houses are each two stories (they used to be small one storysore houses but his great grandfather had them rebuilt when the population got bigger) with plenty of room to fit four people comfortably. The two towers along the sides act as jails or holding cells. Dragos never went in any of them growing up for fear that he would hear things he could never forget. There was also a very large stable along the far right side of the main house. Many beautiful equins are housed there, including Dragos' fine Palomino stud, Baron. Over all, Dragos enjoyed the layout ofthis vast property, but a few rules were going to change around here.
"Ah, seems fitting I suppose. Should someone arrive, please notify me immediately. I'll have the ambassadors, however, in the library." Dragos dismissed the old man with a wave of his hand and placed the files on the large oak table and sat down. He let a hand gently caress the polished wood. It was smooth and cool to his touch. A smile played across his lips as a fond memory of his father carving one of the legs for this table popped into his head. A fine piece of furniture, he thought. A small sigh escaped his lips as his hand raised to pinch the bridge of his nose. A headache was inching its way through his skull. Dropping his hand in his lap, Dragos looked around the room for some liquid relief and came up short.
'Of course! We travel all this way for a damn funeral, or whatever, arrive expecting some sort of refreshments and nothing! Not even a whiskey!' His wolf paced back and forth, irritated beyond all means, within the confines of his mind.
"Hush now, you. It is a funeral for my father. Which means he was your father, too. Show some respect and at least act like you're in mourning." He quietly hushed the creature and figuratively gave him a pat on the head. The wolf slumped to the ground with a huff. It was understandable why the beast was as restless as he was. Traveling meant no late night runs for the risk of being seen. People didn't take too kindly to seeing a very large wolf sneaking around their homes at night. The wolf was experiencing cabin fever at its worst and it was getting harder and harder for Dragos to control him.
'Come on, my brother. Just one run to stretch our legs. Then, I promise I will stay silent for the rest of the night.' Putting on its best puppy face rendition, the wolf sat and waited.
"No. Our father just passed away and we are here because the old man just had to state me, of all people, in his will to inherit this damn palace!" Dragos threw his hands up in an exasperated motion and sighed. His wolf shrank to the ground. 'You used to love this place. What happened?'
'Never you mind. Hush now, I have work to do." With that, Dragos was done with their conversation. He nodded to himself and opened the never ending files.
((OOC and a few rules.
This Rp is meant for a mature audience. Swearing, gore, romance, and possibly nudity will take place in this Rp. If you are squeamish or cannot handle a mature scene, this is not for you.
If you want to speak to someone OOC, use brackets or parentheses. [[]] or (()). It makes it easier for us to read what is going on.
You CAN have NPCs if you want. Alexandru can be a globalNPC if you prefer.
Please be courteous of others. And lastly enjoy yourself!)
Character name: Dragos Likin
Age: 25 (Appears: 23)
Hair color: Red (Length: Short and always messt.
Eye color: Green with flecks of brown and Amber.
Clothing Style: Always appears ready for a ball. Dresses nice with a small sense of fashion. He also likes to wear his favorite black polished boots everywhere he goes. He is always clean shaven and refuses to have any facial stuble.
General appearence: Dragos has very high and prominent cheek bones. That is about the only thing memorable about him aside from his almond shaped eyes. He has his mothers' eyes is what he has been told all his life. Dragos also prefers to keep a nice, fat free, muscular body.
Wolf Appearence: Dragos' wolf is almost Siamese markes. His pelt is a warm honey color, almost mousey, while his points (ears, face, paws, tail and part of his back) are darker colored. His wolf stands about shoulder length to a fully grown man.
It wasn't like this the first time Dragos arrived at Likin Manor. Before, he starred, open mouthed and bewildered, at the immense size of the manor. Standing, as a four foot five year old, before the seventy plus foot stone pillars. Dwarfed by the marbled floors and vast numbers of halls elaborately decorated with paintings of his ancestors. Eaten by the queen sized pillow top beds with too many pillows. This place held wonder, magic some might even say, and Dragos relished in it with child delight.
Now, the gray skys hung low and swelled with impending rain. The two tallest towers pierced the y, their pointed roofs disappearing behind thick gray clouds. He was here on official business now, twenty years later. Dragos stepped out of the carriage and pulled his coat closer to cover the important files in his arms.
"Blasted rain." He mumbled under his breath. Winter was the worst season here in the moors. Cold, clammy, rainy, dreary...and worst of all, depressing. Snow rarely ever touched these lands even though the chill could very nearly freeze you to the bone should you not be properly clothed. Spring, however, was a celebration for all living creatures. Which was one of theresons his ancestors planted their seeds along these moors. Once spring announced itself, the hills were covered in the softest of grasses. The forests were rich with thick vegetation and many varieties of animals, large and small.
Perfect for hunting, Dragos thought, starring off into the distant tree line. He then snapped back to the present and dashed towards the door, narrowly escaping the first raindrop. As he was shaking his boots free of dirt, the door opened. There stood a short, portly older gentleman of 70 or so years, give or take some. His skin was tanned and leathery from years of working in the sun. Frown lines, wrinkles, crows feet, you name it, it was most likely on this old man's face. What hairs were left on his head were now wirey and white, combed into a come over. "Good day suh'." He said while taking a short and practiced bow. Alexandru was the butler of the Likin Manor but he was more like a family member to Dragos. Alex basically raised him while his father was away on pack business. He thought of the old man as a grandfather.
"Hardly a good day I'd say Alex. Have you seen those clouds? Why, I could very nearly touch the heavens!" He scoffed towards the older man while handing him his deer skin coat. "Has anyone arrived yet?"
"Not yet suh'. The pack is down by the cliffs edge while the Scottish and Irish ambassadors have not arrived yet, suh'. You appear to be the first one, suh'." Alex took his coat from him and, without even glancing towards the rack behind him, placed the coat on the rack with such grace and ease Dragos could have sworn he had some lycan in him. Dragos raised an eyebrow with amusement before continuing one through the main hall and into the library. His boots fell hard on the polished marble floor, the sound causing him to cringe a little. It's such a lonely sound, he thought.
"The cliffs? Why is the pack at the cliffs?" Dragos stopped and turned on his heel to face Alex with a curious expression on his face.
"For the master, suh'. They held a ceremony in his honor." The 'pack like the olden days. There was not much of a ranking system among the members anymore. Likin had turned into a safe haven for all Lycans in the area. It became a place that families could calnd pup could grow old. His ancestors built this manor to live in safety away from the ever leering human populations.
Built roughly twenty miles from the nearest town, Northumberland, Likin Manor is consists of a large main house. The house itself has three two story wings. Each wing consists of six bedrooms. These bedrooms hosted the large Likin family many years ago. Now, the rooms collected dust and remain undisturbed. Most of thelycan families that call Likin home prefer to live in the smaller houses that are situated behind the house. These family houses are each two stories (they used to be small one storysore houses but his great grandfather had them rebuilt when the population got bigger) with plenty of room to fit four people comfortably. The two towers along the sides act as jails or holding cells. Dragos never went in any of them growing up for fear that he would hear things he could never forget. There was also a very large stable along the far right side of the main house. Many beautiful equins are housed there, including Dragos' fine Palomino stud, Baron. Over all, Dragos enjoyed the layout ofthis vast property, but a few rules were going to change around here.
"Ah, seems fitting I suppose. Should someone arrive, please notify me immediately. I'll have the ambassadors, however, in the library." Dragos dismissed the old man with a wave of his hand and placed the files on the large oak table and sat down. He let a hand gently caress the polished wood. It was smooth and cool to his touch. A smile played across his lips as a fond memory of his father carving one of the legs for this table popped into his head. A fine piece of furniture, he thought. A small sigh escaped his lips as his hand raised to pinch the bridge of his nose. A headache was inching its way through his skull. Dropping his hand in his lap, Dragos looked around the room for some liquid relief and came up short.
'Of course! We travel all this way for a damn funeral, or whatever, arrive expecting some sort of refreshments and nothing! Not even a whiskey!' His wolf paced back and forth, irritated beyond all means, within the confines of his mind.
"Hush now, you. It is a funeral for my father. Which means he was your father, too. Show some respect and at least act like you're in mourning." He quietly hushed the creature and figuratively gave him a pat on the head. The wolf slumped to the ground with a huff. It was understandable why the beast was as restless as he was. Traveling meant no late night runs for the risk of being seen. People didn't take too kindly to seeing a very large wolf sneaking around their homes at night. The wolf was experiencing cabin fever at its worst and it was getting harder and harder for Dragos to control him.
'Come on, my brother. Just one run to stretch our legs. Then, I promise I will stay silent for the rest of the night.' Putting on its best puppy face rendition, the wolf sat and waited.
"No. Our father just passed away and we are here because the old man just had to state me, of all people, in his will to inherit this damn palace!" Dragos threw his hands up in an exasperated motion and sighed. His wolf shrank to the ground. 'You used to love this place. What happened?'
'Never you mind. Hush now, I have work to do." With that, Dragos was done with their conversation. He nodded to himself and opened the never ending files.
((OOC and a few rules.
This Rp is meant for a mature audience. Swearing, gore, romance, and possibly nudity will take place in this Rp. If you are squeamish or cannot handle a mature scene, this is not for you.
If you want to speak to someone OOC, use brackets or parentheses. [[]] or (()). It makes it easier for us to read what is going on.
You CAN have NPCs if you want. Alexandru can be a globalNPC if you prefer.
Please be courteous of others. And lastly enjoy yourself!)
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