Proctar Luthen Cormaeril
Appearance
Proctar Luthen Cormaeril is a gaunt, hollow-cheeked man whose once-handsome features have been marred by years of torment and conflict. His posture is slightly hunched, the result of injuries sustained during brutal interrogations—both those inflicted upon him and those he has dealt out. His left leg is stiff and drags slightly when he walks, accompanied by the faint click of his cane, which doubles as a discreet wand. His eyes are pale gray, sharp, and unnervingly observant, set above a mouth that twists into a bitter half-smile.
He dresses in the dark, severe robes of an Alarphon War Wizard.
Personality
Cormaeril’s wit is razor-sharp and often laced with sardonic humor. He is cruelly pragmatic, his worldview shaped by betrayal, pain, and the necessity of rooting out treachery. He views loyalty as a fragile thing, constantly tested, and sees the world as a web of schemes and lies.
While he is a master manipulator, adept at reading people and extracting secrets, he carries a deep well of bitterness over his past. Once a promising noble scion, his family’s fall from grace and his own physical suffering have hardened him into a cynical and ruthless enforcer of the Crown’s will.
Despite his outward severity, Cormaeril occasionally shows a flicker of humanity, especially toward those who remind him of his younger, idealistic self.
History
Born into the disgraced House Cormaeril, Luthen grew up amidst whispers of treason and shadowy dealings. His family’s downfall instilled in him a fierce drive to prove his loyalty to the Crown, leading him to join the War Wizards and eventually rise to prominence within the Alarphons.
During a failed mission against Netherese infiltrators, Luthen was captured and subjected to months of torture. While he survived, his injuries left him physically weakened but mentally sharper and more determined than ever. Upon his return, he ascended to the role of Proctar, Head Inquisitor and becoming one of the Alarphons’ most feared and respected figures.
Quotes;
“Loyalty is a fleeting thing. That’s why I keep mine locked in a cage of fear.”
“Pain is an honest teacher. It taught me everything I know.”
“I do not expect trust. Only results.”
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