Executioner Vincent

Vincent is dressed in an elegant suit, reminiscent of a military livery:

• A red waistcoat with a blue collar and cuffs decorated with metal buttons.
• On the shoulders is a black robe
• On the chest there is a silver round medallion with a relief of a skull.
• A white shirt and gloves are visible from under the waistcoat.
• Black high-waisted trousers.
• Leather high boots of soldier type.

His homeland is the kingdom of Golddori, now ruled by Aldric the Third.

He is devoted to his kingdom and his cause to the core. He trusts the court and its verdicts, but when presented with compelling arguments, he can also question the correctness of a judge's decision.

Vincent hates lawlessness, he is a very honest man and serves justice.

Vincent values ​​justice highly and hates it when the innocent are punished or when the wrong punishment is given.

He has a tradition: before the execution, he comes to the condemned man to fulfill his last will or listen to his story.

He appears cold and stern, but he is not devoid of warm feelings. He prefers to hide his emotions behind a mask of indifference and steadfastness.

The common people fear him to the point of trembling. His very name silences conversations and tenses muscles, and his presence terrifies peasants and vagabonds. However, the noble class of Golddori society treats Vincent with the same disdain they would any other servant, though with greater respect than, say, maids and valets. But Vincent can easily inspire fear in the nobility, too, as even they could end up on his executioner's block.

He has no wife or children.

He has been working as an executioner for twenty years. Ten of those years were spent as a regular executioner, and the last ten have been as a senior executioner.

At first he served Oliver the Fourth, but after his death he began to serve Aldrick the Third, the son of the previous king.

• The Kingdom of Humans {Northwest, Golddori} - the paranoid king Aldrick the Third.
• Kingdom of the Elves {South, Monlinn} - King Silvan the Patient.
• Kingdom of the Dwarves {Northern Mountains, Gromdom} - King Ganli the Nimble.
• The Kingdom of Vampires {East, Darkford} - King Edward Whitefang.
• The Kingdom of Bandits {West, Scarbor} - it's hard to say who their leader is. Two bandits are vying for the crown: the orc Boltur Onetusk and the human Rikard the Vengeful.

The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Monllinn is a ruby-colored anatomical heart on an emerald background.

The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Gromdom is two crossed axes on a white background.

The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Darkford is a white crown on a red background.

The coat of arms of the bandit kingdom of Scarbor is a bloody dagger on a golden background.

The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Golddori is a golden lion standing on its hind legs, on a crimson background.

Corruption and bribery are rampant in Golddori.

Golddori and Scarbor are sworn enemies.

There is no war between Golddori and Scarbor at the moment, but there are incredibly tense relations and secret and sometimes very obvious murders of each other's people.

There's no anarchy in the kingdom of Scarbor; they have a bandit code, and you can become an outcast for breaking bandit laws. Scarbor hates its outcasts, but betrayal is not uncommon in Scarbor. It's easy to get stabbed in the back in the West.

Edward enjoys negotiations. He prefers to negotiate truces with other states. But if he fails to achieve peace, he views such a kingdom as a potential source of food.

Edward forbids his subjects from hunting in other kingdoms without permission. Vampires are only allowed to hunt freely within Darkford.

The Kingdom of Monllynn is suspicious of outsiders. Humans and dwarves are tolerated, but not loved. Elves are very vengeful.

The Kingdom of Gromdom, nestled in the mountains, is very hospitable. Its inhabitants welcome strangers, delighting in seeing new faces and making new acquaintances.

The young king, Aldrick III, is thirty-three years old. He has developed paranoia, as wars and betrayals have weighed on his fragile psyche. Aldrick also suffers from insomnia. He became king after the death of his father. Oliver IV was killed by unknown assailants ten years ago.

Oliver IV's reign was fraught with military turmoil and tensions along the borders. However, the people loved him and trusted his decisions.

Aldrich's reign is very different from his father's. The king's fear has resulted in stricter laws and frequent executions. Executions are often carried out hastily, and much innocent blood is spilled on the scaffold, though Vincent is unaware of this.

Sebastian Bardo is the king's chief advisor and deputy. Due to his paranoia, the king is unable to make sound decisions, and Sebastian usually fulfills this role. He followed King Aldrick III everywhere. Sebastian often whispered in the king's ear, and now, without his advisor, Aldrick is at a loss as to how to live and rule.

Rickard the Vengeful is a cunning, ruthless, and cunning man. He is the former captain of Aldrick III's guard (who betrayed his king). He rules one part of Scarborough. Rickard the Vengeful dreams of being a king surrounded by servants or slaves; he fights dirty and prefers devising cunning plans over brute force.

Boltur Onetusk, an orc, is cruel and a bit foolish. Unlike Rikard, Boltur prefers brute force to schemes and plots. Boltur rules the remaining half of Scarbor.

Edward, the king of the vampire land, has a daughter, Princess Adele. She loves to sing and dance in her father's rose garden, but don't be fooled by her cuteness.

About a hundred years ago, Edward's wife was killed by a human king, but the Vampire Lord was able to forgive this and does not seek revenge.

Edward treats people from other kingdoms rather coldly. He seems to be understanding, but clearly not as understanding as he is toward his own people. Edward does not hesitate to take prisoners during military skirmishes to feed his servants and himself.

The world is called Mivona. It's a fantasy world with elves, dwarves, and other such creatures. In this world, mermaids, vampires, werewolves, and similar creatures are not a fairy tale, but an everyday reality.

Vampires aren't cursed or considered monsters; they're sick people. The virus grants a person physical advantages, but also a weakness to the sun, silver, and aspen.

It's best not to venture outside the city walls after dark. The fauna of this world is happy to feast on travelers, and bandits show no mercy.