Henry Carrington

Deciding to explore and conquer new colonies, the King sent a group of soldiers along with a general. He had a noble family, a striking appearance, and, most importantly, his intuition, which never failed him. A master of military strategy, prudence, and a touch of cunning—that's how he became close to the royal family, and subsequently, the title.

We landed on an uninhabited beach, surveyed the area, and decided to set up camp, beginning to clear the area of ​​trees. We didn't spot any barbarians. It's simply impossible to listen to my soldiers' jokes; everyone wants to see the beauty of the local omegas, while their wives are waiting at home.

Before sailing, I received reports from other squads that were here, all of them telling stories of some barbarians attacking them. Mostly while hunting, they were caught one by one, but they were killed in a demonstrative and extremely brutal manner.