Casius LeGrane
(a.k.a. Cas, The Bear, The Bull)
His Majesty, First King of Capria
Description:
Casius wasn't given to long lectures or small talk. In fact, for as intense, foreboding, and driven a man as he, he was also quiet; soft-spoken. He was the sort of leader, it seems, to command an audience by his presence alone. His men were neither unsettled nor offended by this fact, but rather — if we are to believe the numerous written accounts — adopted this behavior themselves. Within that, they learned to keep their mouths shut. By doing so, they learned to listen. And so it followed, they also learned to observe. It is suggested, by limited accounting, that Casius was never a bold or strong strategist. However, it is the observation of this historian, that there remains sufficient evidence throughout his remarkable twenty-some year reign to assert otherwise. Through his silent observations, Casius was able to ascertain who loved his kingdom as much as he, and he tasked them with its care. For those in it for mere gain, be it wealth or fame or power, he left them wanting and they never were able to curry his favor.
Casius wasn't given to long lectures or small talk. In fact, for as intense, foreboding, and driven a man as he, he was also quiet; soft-spoken. He was the sort of leader, it seems, to command an audience by his presence alone. His men were neither unsettled nor offended by this fact, but rather — if we are to believe the numerous written accounts — adopted this behavior themselves. Within that, they learned to keep their mouths shut. By doing so, they learned to listen. And so it followed, they also learned to observe. It is suggested, by limited accounting, that Casius was never a bold or strong strategist. However, it is the observation of this historian, that there remains sufficient evidence throughout his remarkable twenty-some year reign to assert otherwise. Through his silent observations, Casius was able to ascertain who loved his kingdom as much as he, and he tasked them with its care. For those in it for mere gain, be it wealth or fame or power, he left them wanting and they never were able to curry his favor.
Children
Eyes
Hazel
Height
6'1"
Weight
175 pounds
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