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Lucien Brumenoir
| Alias(es): | Lucianus Brumenoir |
| Full Title: | Sa Seigneurie Lucien, le Marquis de Brumenoir, l’Épée de Charlemagne, la Main de Michel |
| Formal Style(s) of Address: | Monseigneur Monsieur le Marquis Monseigneur Lucien Seigneur Lucien |
| Common Title(s): | Capitaine Général (If commanding the entire field) Commandant (Commander) Dominus Luciane (Lord Lucien) Épée de Roi (Sword of the King) L'Épée (The Sword) Le Marquis Éternel |
| Court Appellation(s): | Illustrissimo Signore Lucien (Italian: Most Illustrious Lord Lucien) Le Champion des Lys (The Champion of the Lilies) L'Épée de Charlemagne(The Sword of Charlemagne) La Lame Blanche de l’Empereur (The Emperor's White Blade) La Seconde Ombre du Roi (The King's Second Shadow) Main de Michel/Manus Michaelis (Hand of Michael) |
| Honorific(s): | L’Acier Debout (The Steel That Still Stands) L’Épée du Givre Blanc (The Sword of the White Frost) L’Épée Inlassable (The Tireless Sword) L’Épée Qui Dure (The Sword That Endures) Le Glaive Qui Revient (The Blade That Always Comes Back) Le Veilleur des Champs (The Watcher of the Fields) Miles Sancti Michaelis (Knight of Saint Michael) |
| Folklore Epithet(s): | L’Ombre de Michel (The Shadow of Michael) La Frappe du Ciel (The Strike of Heaven) La Main de l’Archange (The Hand of the Archangel) Le Héros Sans Tombe (The Hero Without a Grave) Le Seigneur de la Glace Ancienne (The Lord of the Ancient Ice) Le Sentinelle Silencieux (The Silent Sentinel) |
| Enemy Epithet(s): | Charlemagne’s Curse Eiðsmíðaðr sverðmaðr (Norse: Oath-Forged Sword-Man) Hell’s White Marshal Il Fantasma di Carlo Magno (Italian: The Ghost of Charlemagne) Reiðmaðr hinn ófallandi (Norse: The Rider Who Does Not Fall) Sverðdraugr konungs (Norse: The King’s Sword Revenant) The Alpine Bride of Michael The Cursed Paladin of the Franks The Demon Sword of France The Devil in Benedictine Silk The Emperor’s Leashed Ghost The Emperor’s White Blade The Fallen Seraph of the Alps The Frost-Bitten Devil of Mont Blanc The Ghost in Iron The Inhuman Weapon of the Frankish Throne The King’s Bed-Warmer The King’s Dog-Butcher The Lily-Bride of Charlemagne The Maid of Mont Blanc The Painted Seraph The Pale Reaver The Pale Witch-Knight The Relic That Walks The Slaughter-Saint The Unkillable Knight The Virgin-Knight Who Won’t Stay Dead The Walking Curse of Mont Blanc The White Revenant جندي الجحيم الفرنجي (Arabic: The Frankish Soldier of Hell) الافرنجي الذي لا يموت (Arabic: The Frank Who Will Not Die) الرجل الذي لا يبقى ميتًا (Arabic: The Man Who Would Not Stay Dead) الذي خرج من القدس حيًا (Arabic: He Who Walked Out of Jerusalem) ملاك السقوط (Arabic: The Fallen Angel) |
| Suppressed Title(s): | Angelus Bellator(Warrior Angel) Angelus Vindex (Avenging/Protecting Angel) L’Ange aux Bottes de Fer (The Angel With Iron Boots) L’Ange qui Dort dans la Neige (The Angel Who Sleeps in the Snow) L’Épée Immortelle (The Immortal Sword) L’Immortel de la Montagne (The Mountain’s Immortal) La Main Droite du Ciel (The Right Hand of Heaven) Le Soldat des Archanges (The Soldier of the Archangels) Le Tranchant Immortel (The Immortal Edge) The Lost Angel The Unending One |
| Territory: | Marquisat de Brumenoir Symbolic and military value, 600 square miles; 85% of which is unusable. It is dominated by Mont Blanc and encompasses both the upper Arve valley beneath it and the high pass into the south. |
| Seat of Power: | Château de Brumenoir, high on Mont Blanc’s northern flank, overlooking the Mer de Glace and the upper Arve valley; a nearly unreachable site accessible only via fortified switchback designed to resist avalanches. |
| Residence(s): | Château de Brumenoir Paris Residence (Hôtel de Brumenoir) Avignon Villa Lyon Manor Bordeaux Estate (Château de la Mer) Le Pavillon de la Lune Blanche Marseille Residence (Maison des Voiles) |
| Status: | Alive |
| Nationality: | French |
| Gender: | Male |
| Orientation: | Bisexual |
| Loyalty/Loyalties: | Family; France; Marquisat de Brumenoir, The King of Twilight |
| Partner(s): | Ian Murray |
| Birthplace: | Near Tours, West Francia |
| Birthdate: | Awakened 3/21/766 Baptized 6/13/766 |
| Era / Age: | Carolingian Era |
| Death: | — |
| Role: | Immortal protector of France. |
| Combat Role(s): | Battlefield Rally-Point Field Commander Heavy Cavalry Linebreaker Master Swordsman Morale Anchor Vanguard Marshal |
| Specialties: | Adaptive Battlefield Reading Aura of Unbreakable Morale Breakthrough Tactics & Shock Engagement Counter-Rout Interventions Dueling Psychological Warfare via Reputation Siege Breach Leadership |
Education & Training |
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| Martial: | Abbey of Saint-Maur (Castrum near Angers; Benedictine foundation with a “defensores abbatis” corps) |
| Religious: | Taught by Father Aurelian at the Chapel of Saint Martin at La Roche near Tours. |
| Other: | Self trained scholar, alchemist, herbalist |
Languages |
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| Fluent In: | Arabic (Crusades) Alemannic German (Swiss / Swabian variants) Bavarian German (Upper Bavarian / Inn Valley dialects) Breton Church Greek (Koine) Cornish Czech (Old Czech → Modern Czech) Danish Dutch (Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern) English (Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern) Flemish French (Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern) Frisian German (Old High → Middle High → Early Modern → Modern) Greek Hebrew Hungarian (Magyar) Irish (Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern) Italian Ladin (Dolomitic Romance) Latin Moravian Czech Norse (Old Norse) Occitan / Old Provençal Old Church Slavonic Ottoman Turkish Polish Portuguese Rhaeto-Romance (Romansh) Romanian Russian(Late Early Modern, would be like Shakespearean English) Scots (Middle Scots → Modern Scots) Scottish Gaelic Silesian Slovak Slovene / Old Slovene Sorbian Sudeten German Spanish Venetian (Merchant Italian) Welsh Yiddish |
| Semi-Fluent In: | Bosnian / Serbian (Historical Shtokavian base) Catalan (reading fluency; limited spoken) Chakavian Croatian (coastal dialect; merchant use) Dalmatian (extinct; known via port records and legal texts) Kajkavian Croatian (Austro-Slovene border dialect comprehension) Persian (Reading fluent, some conversational) Romani (caravan argot; curses, practical field-level communication) Walloon (mining + contract dialect exposure) |
Appearance
| Height: | 5'8" |
| Build: | 145–152 lbs Fit 128–137 lbs Convalescing |
| Eye Color: | Steel blue |
| Hair: | Platinum blonde |
| Skintone: | Fair, light, typically Alpine. |
| Scars: | We'll go into that mess later. |
| Tattoos: | None |
| Piercings: | Wore earrings when it was socially acceptable. Holes are faintly visible. |
| Distinguishing Features: | He is of compact stature, with an agile, well-conditioned physique suited to speed and sustained exertion rather than mass. Valkaenar's features bleed through the human guise: his supernatural beauty and grace have been remarked upon by both soldiers and clergy through the ages. |
| Notable Gear: | A sword is always at his hip; usually a slightly curved katana-like blade. Sometimes carried (always functional) gifts or used weapons more suited for the specific combat role required of him. His armor was replaced as needed and though it matched, it was a hodgepodge of centuries of differing craftsmanship styles. He always replaced his ceremonial armor at the same time he did his combat armor and ensured that even ceremonial armor was fully functional. |
