Name: Eusine AlrianAge: 32Appearance: Eusine is about 5,10ft tall and of a lean but muscular build. His head and face are always shaved clean, a staple of warrior wonks. His brown eyes are a pond of calmness and focus, his lips seem to be always smiling as long as he is not in a battle. Eusine's body is covered is several scars, a reminder of his hard and constant training. Unusual for males, the monk wears a golden earring on his right ear.
Class:Warrior Monk - Eusine relies on his body and staff to take care of his opponents. His fighting style is nimble and quick, and his punches can be devastating if they hit their target correctly. Strength and finesse go hand in hand when the monk takes the battlefield, allowing for unpredictable movement and striking combinations. His protection however is non-existant, as the light wool he wears is no match to any type of bladed weapon, meaning the monk has to rely on his reactions to dodge incoming attacks.
Alignment:Lawful Good
Weapon(s):*Simple wooden staff
*Leather straps on his fists and palms
Armor/Clothing:Similar to the picture, pretty much light wool clothing that offers no protection to speak of.
Personal trinkets:A small leather book that holds the teachings of his monk brotherhood
Short History:Eusine never had an easy life, being the son of a whore in a little unknown port town. He never met his father of course, and spent most of the days running and playing in the streets with other kids while his mother was "working". Growing up poor and with no real education, Eusine became a very angry and malicious boy, bullying the kids that were smaller than him and beating up anyone who wouldn't play after his rules. This eventually lead to the boy becoming a criminal teenager, stealing to make some coin and spending most of it on women and beer. Eusine enjoyed his life, but to others he was nothing more than scum and worthless.
At the age of 21, Eusine made a grave mistake that would change the course of his life forever. One night, as he got a little more drunk than usual, a friend of his dared him to break into the house of the lord ruling over the little town. Eusine was not known for backing down, and his already big mouth did not grow smaller when tipsy. He accepted the challenge, and although he made it into the house, it didn't take long until he bonked against several pieces of furniture, alarming the residents. Eusine was apprehended by the town guard, and was immediately taken outside of the city, where he was beaten up badly and left to die. When he got up the next morning, he tried to make his way back into town, but collapsed shortly after getting up. His injuries were several, fate however seemed to have other plans for the criminal.
A stranger passed by the dying Eusine. When he saw how badly injured the young man was, he took him to his little home. The stranger healed his wounds, made him soup to eat, and was there for him night and day until Eusine got better. Never having experienced such kindness and compassion before, Eusine had a hard time being his usual, loud-mouthed and malicious self around the stranger. The man who healed him turned out to be brother Charles, a traveling monk. Charles was kind and patient, making him the exact opposite of Eusine. The monk offered Eusine honest work, and a chance to be taught a different way in life, one that was based on sharing and helping, instead of stealing and taking advantage of people. Reluctantly, Eusine accepted the monk's offer, afraid to show his face in his home town.
The duo grew closer over time, and Eusine eventually became a totally different person. When Charles and Eusine reached the brotherhood's temple after a year of wandering the lands, Eusine began his real training to become a proper monk of the brotherhood. The following years were marked by extremely hard training, both for the body and the soul. Through meditation, Eusine learned to opress his feelings of anger, allowing him to become a more balanced and calm person. Once he was accepted into the brotherhood, Eusine spent some years training new recruits himself, honing his skills in combat.
When the news about the uprising of the beastmen reached the brotherhood, it was decided that something had to be done to help those in need. Eusine was among the 4 chosen monks, each sent off in one cardinal direction with the mission to protect the helpless and fight back the aggressors. Around 3 days ago, the monk arrived in Galloway, the second stop since his journey began. After traveling through forests for a week, he had decided to stay in the town to re-stock supplies and find out what the beastmen had been up to as of late.