The Knight

The knight is not nameless—his armor speaks of careful maintenance, but also of long campaigns where protection mattered more than prideful shine. The dents reveal countless clashes survived, each scar etched in steel as much as in memory.

Sir Aldric of Greyvale

Honorable and stoic, a man of few words but unwavering loyalty. He bore the weight of responsibility more heavily than his armor, often choosing duty over personal desire.

A devout follower of chivalric code, Aldric lived by the ideals of justice and sacrifice, though the years of war had left him weary and questioning.

Weathered features, a stern gaze softened only when he spoke of his homeland. His dark hair was already touched with streaks of gray, earned through hardship rather than age.

Whether unconscious or slain, the image reflects the eternal struggle of knights — not just against enemies on the battlefield, but against the burden of their own oaths and mortality.