Leo dan Brock
The Young Lion of Shattered Ideals
Give me a cause worth bleeding for—or a throne worth toppling.
I came from the cold North, where a man’s worth is writ in steel and stubbornness. They called me the Lion because I burned too bright for the shadows of Adua. I played the hero’s part—tilted at windmills, led charges for the righteous, clung to ideals like a drowning man to driftwood. But the Union’s rotten to the marrow, and so am I now. Pride? Oh, the crown gave me a taste. Ambition? Let’s just say broken heroes make better rebels. You want to know my tragedy? Ask the corpse of the man who still believes in clean fights and happy endings.
What I'm Into: the roar of a crowd before the kill, the icy North that forged me, my mother’s sharp wit and sharper ambitions, the bitter taste of a broken promise, the ghost of a girl who believed in me
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