Bontos of Wardford

Ser Bontos of Wardford is the Master-at-Arms at Fort Dorkshire, in service to House Torbel of Dorkshire. He has been the trainer of various knights of the Torbel Family, serving since he was a young lad, as the cupbearer of Lord Robin Torbel to the kennelmaster, the household guard, and finally the master-at-arms at Fort Dorkshire.
== History ==
=== Origins ===
Born at Wardford, Bontos came into service of the Torbel Family at the age of eight at the behest of his grand-uncle who served as Counselor and Tutor at Fort Dorkshire under Lord Robin Torbel, the Head of the House and the Sheriff of Dorkshire, Maester Otto of Wardford. 
=== Page of House Torbel of Dorkshire ===
Bontos was appointed as the cupbearer of the lord for a few years during his military campaign in the Northeast, after which he was appointed under the apprenticeship of the kennelmaster at Fort Dorkshire until taking his place when the former kennelmaster died in a hunting accident.
After his knighthood, Ser Bontos was given a place in the household retainers as a guard.
=== Knighthood ===
Sometime in 211 CE, Lord Robin was appointed once more on the front lines as Captain of the Dorkshire Regiment, upon which all abled men were called upon to fight in the campaign, and among them was Bontos, the Kennelmaster of House Torbel who accompanied his lord and fought alongside the soldiers in the campaign, where he injured himself protecting the lord's younger son, Master Eustace, injuring his left arm in the process. Later on for his sacrifice of his left arm, Bontos was given knighthood by his lord and a place in the household retainers as a guard. 
=== Appointment as Master-at-Arms ===
Later in 214 CE, after saving the life of Lord Robin's Children during an ambush on hunt, he was then appointed as the Master-at-Arms at Fort Dorkshire, replacing his predecessor, Ser Olto of St. Miller's who died in previous conflict. 
From his time as the Master-at-Arms at Fort Dorkshire, Ser Bontos has been the trainer of various knights of the Torbel Family at Fort Dorkshire, including Ser Eustace Torbel, Ser Elliot Mountworth, Ser Diego Mountworth, Ser George-Louís Torbel, Ser Jericho Torbel, Ser Samuel Torbel, Ser Petyr Torbel, Ser Ethan Torbel, Ser Isaac-Louís Torbel.