Hawk Lionheart

==Appearance==
Normal height with long, dark brown hair and hazel eyes.
==History==
Born the third child of Falcon Lionheart, Hawk has grown up with a very fortunate lifestyle. Being four years Eagle's junior, Hawk has always felt a shadow being cast over him from his elder half-brother's accomplishments in the art of combat. He showed this by constantly challenging Eagle in combat, only to lose every time.
This one sided rivalry eventually came to a head when Hawk was 17. Distraught over the death of his long time girlfriend and best friend, at the hands of a group of bandits, he broke down mentally feeling too weak to be able help anybody he cared about. This was only added to when his parents and siblings seemed to neglect his problem, dealing a brutal final blow to the boy's pscyhe.
One night he climbed up the tower after drinking a full bottle of whiskey, determined to find out what he was worth. In a twist of bitter irony, he flung himself out the very same window his grandfather had plunged from so many years ago. Thinking that if he fell and died that he wasn't a hero and didn't deserve to live. The fall shattered both of his legs and mangled the rest of his body. His eyes only stayed conscious long enough for Hawk to see a strange man approaching him.
Three years later, a presumed dead Hawk rode into Bowerstone, his legs replaced with metal and a red hood dawned over his head. He stormed into Bowerstone Castle, slaughtering dozens of guards in the process while setting flame to all buildings around him. Eagle rose to the occasion and stopped Hawk from going any farther, confronting him in the courtyard right in front of the castle. The two then battled for hours, until Hawk fled, leaving a burning city behind him. His parents and siblings are still unaware of him being alive.
His current status is unknown but a nationwide manhunt, led by Eagle, has been called for the "hooded man".
==Personality==
Hawk is the personification of war. Born and raised in Mourningwood, he has always been surrounded by the atmosphere of battle. Only during his infrequent visits to Bowerstone Castle was he allowed the luxury of letting his guard down.