Gavin MacRaethen

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Gavin MacRaethen
Alias(es):
Gavin VanRaethen
Gavin MacRath
Full Title: -
Formal Style(s) of Address:
Mr. MacRaethen
Sir
Common Title(s):
Still often called Laird MacRaethen by locals in Scotland
Court Appellation(s): -
Honorific(s): Lord of Dun Raethen
Folklore Epithet(s):
An Cumhachd Uamhasach
(The Dreadful Might)
Madadh an Ghlinne
(The Wolf of the Glen)
Rìgh Gun Bhàs
(The Deathless King)
Esan a Mhallaicheas
(He Who Curses)
Fear-giùlain a' Chlaidheimh Iarainn
(Bearer of the Iron Sword)
Maighstir a' Bean-shìth
(Master of the Banshee)
Enemy Epithet(s): -
Suppressed Title(s): -
Territory:
Large tract of land in the northern Scottish Highlands, in a moorland stretch between the Afon Dris-Garbh and the River Lochan-Mòr. The keep sits on a ridged hill (≈900 ft elevation) whose summit slopes toward the sea-lochs to the west.
Seat of Power:
Amsterdam
Historically Dun Raethen
Residence(s): Dun Raethen

Brooklyn Rotterdam London

Prague
Status:
Alive
Species: "Human"
Nationality:
Scotsman
Gender:
Male
Orientation:
Bisexual
Loyalty/Loyalties:
The King of Twilight
Partner(s):
Klaus von Nibelheim (Fiancé)
Reyna Voss
Birthplace:
Scotland
Birthdate:
Originally Spring 768, Current iteration: 1989
Era / Age: -
Death:
Role:
Multibillionaire.
Combat Role(s):
Solo mythic nightmare
Gun or sword in modern combat
Specialties:
Master combatant in multiple styles and weapons, including improvised
Dueling
Psychological Warfare via Reputation
   Education & Training
Preparatory: -
Scholastic: -
Martial: -
Arcane: -
Religious: -
Other: -
   Languages
Fluent In: Alemannic German
(Swiss–Swabian basin; highly relevant for Alpine trade, banking, and early mercantile movement.)
Arabic
(Acquired through commerce, diplomacy, Crusades-era contact, and later Gulf finance.)
Bavarian German
(Upper Bavarian, Inn Valley; essential for Tyrol, Salzburg, Alpine trade corridors.)
Bosnian / Serbian
(Historical Shtokavian base useful for Balkan trade and travel.)

Breton
Cornish
Danish

Dutch

(Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern.)

English

(Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern.)

French

(Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern.)

Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic)

(Old → Middle → Modern.)

German

(Old High → Middle High → Early Modern → Modern.)
Greek
(Basic ancient Greek for Church and scholarship; reinforced by Byzantine-era trade.)
Hokkien
(Fujianese Chinese merchant communities)
Hungarian (Magyar)
(Central-European commercial expansion from 900–1400 and again 1800+.)

Irish

(Old → Middle → Early Modern → Modern.)
Latin
(Scholarship, law, and Church administration for a millennium.)
Malay
(primary trade language, essential for modern infrastructure and energy markets.)
Moravian Czech
Norse (Old Norse)
(From early medieval contact; also gives modern Scandinavian intelligibility.)
Norwegian
Old Church Slavonic
(Learned through early-medieval movement across Central/Eastern Europe.)
Petjo (Dutch-Malay creole)
Polish
(Modern fluency due to logistics, manufacturing, and EU corridor investments.)
Russian

Scots

(Middle Scots → Modern Scots.)
Silesian
Slovak
Slovene / Old Slovene
Sorbian
Sudeten German

Spanish

(Modern Spanish fluency.)
Venetian (Mercantile Italian)
(Strong fit for medieval port business, Adriatic trade.)
Semi-Fluent In: Cantonese
(Chinese merchant diaspora; useful in Southeast Asian port cities.)
Catalan
(Reading fluency; major medieval merchant cities.)
Chakavian Croatian
(Coastal dialect used in shipping.)
Church Greek (Koine)
(For liturgical and scholarly work; not full fluency.)
Cornish
Cumbric / Old Welsh dialects (early fluency)
Dalmatian (Extinct)
Flemish (dialect of Dutch)
Frisian
Hebrew
(older dialects, additional competence beyond core modern Hebrew.)
Hindi
(Essential for modern infrastructure projects.)
Indonesian / Malay
(VOC-era continuity and modern trade utility.)
Indonesian Creoles
Italian, regional variants Italian
(Florence, Venice, Genoa, Milan; major merchant centers.)
Javanese, Low Javenese; High Javanese
(Basic to moderate; trade-level competence.)
Kajkavian Croatian
(Austro-Slovene border dialect; comprehension rather than fluency.)
Ladin (Dolomitic Romance)
Mandarin Chinese
Mardijker (Portuguese-influenced)
Norn
Occitan / Old Provençal Occitan / Old Provençal
(Southern France’s medieval merchant and court language.)
Ottoman Turkish
Persian
Polish
(Older dialect variants kept as passive knowledge.)
Portuguese
(Including Brazilian Portuguese due to modern markets.)
Rhaeto-Romance (Romansh)
Romani
(Caravan speech; practical communication.)
Romanian
(limited exposure but intelligible)
Russian (older variants)
(Pre-modern forms partially retained.)
Scandinavian Languages (Modern)
(Comprehension via Old Norse base.)
Sinhala
(Sri Lankan trade zones.)
Slovene / Old Slovene Slovene / Old Slovene
(Corridor between Italy–Austria–Balkans; very likely.)
Swedish
Tamil
(VOC and Indian Ocean trade exposure.)
Thai
(Modern logistical and Southeast-Asian business relevance.)
Turkish (modern)
(Useful for Eurasian logistics, energy, and construction markets.)
Walloon
(Historically relevant in mining, trade, contract work.)
Welsh


Appearance


Height:6'1"
Build:
195 lbs Fit
Eye Color:Brown
Hair:Black
Skintone:Fair, typically Scotch.
Distinguishing Features:He has a compact, force-capable (but still fast) build that makes it obvious he could absolutely kick your ass. Malakai's features are still clear under the human guise, making him a very handsome man.
Notable Gear:Always armed if at all possible, usually with a handgun (as it isn't really explainable for a businessman to carry around a bastard sword).