Vintersmed Wattsmithov

== Vintersmed Wattsmithov ==
Vintersmed Wattsmithov was born long ago in a place lost to memory and time. He spent his time wandering much of the world in his early days, covering much of Sorligste, Haven, Ummarnu, Syltor, and Nieden, recording the land and the peoples. Eventually, he met Ok Epitchan, who invited him to the budding town of K, where his life truly began.
=== K ===
Vintersmed Wattsmithov (Vintersmed Wintersmith II at the time) moved to K, where he helped build the town, and became fast friends with the inhabitants. He became especially good friends with two people, one being Ok Epitchan, and the other Sally MacLennane, with which he bore his first child, Vintersmed Wintersmith III. A pivotal moment in his life was when his good friend in K, JSchlatt (no relation), was killed by Bardonians. This bore him a deep hatred of Bardonia and its people.
Eventually, after a rogue stole many of his belongings, Vintersmed left the town to continue wandering.
=== The Lorelink ===
Eventually, after some time of wandering, Vintersmed came to The Lorelink. There, he learned the crafts of writing, brewing, forging and farming. He spent his spare time broadcasting Anti-Bardonian propaganda on a hijacked Apollo Radio signal. Eventually, this got him into trouble with Bardonia, who sent a group of mercenaries after him.
=== The Dead Bardonian Massacre ===
Once again homeless, Wintersmith took to the trails, which eventually lead him into the crags of Syltor. There, he built The Dead Bardonian Pub. The pub saw little use before it was raided by Bardonian mercenaries. Winter, along with the staff of The Dead Bardonian Pub attempted to fight them off, but to no avail. Every man working at The Dead Bardonian was killed, including Wintersmith, who was stabbed, nonfatally, in the chest, and fell from a cliff into a waterfall. He subsequently drowned, but was resusitated by a worker at The Dead Bardonian, before they too succumbed to their wounds. This began a long history of escaping from death.
=== In Hiding ===
Wintersmith then fled into the woods, and travelled via cave and shadowed wood, till he was taken in in the town of Askalon. He went into hiding there for some time, coming into possesion of a chicken named Yes, till he was found by Jacw, who threatened to raze the town if he did not turn himself in. He turned himself in to a Bardonian mercenary group nearby. [Name Unknown] executed Wintersmith, which took 3 swings of the axe.
Once he was dead, Wintersmith made a deal with a void god, Magistrex. In return for a large supply of bones and flesh, Wintersmith would be returned to life. Till then, he should roam the world as a ghost. 
After many years, and gathering many bones, including the skeleton of an ancient giant and the skull of a dead god, he brought himself before a great Void Pit, and tossed himself in along with the bones. When he awoke, he was back in his bed in K, which was now called Neu Misahr. This has led Vintersmed to often question what of his life was real. After a short while, he took a sailing ship, and began travelling the world oncemore
=== Burgamere ===
Eventually, his ship was destroyed by a great iceberg, and he came to rest on a frigid island, half dead, and with little recollection of his early years. Unsure of what else to do, he set up a makeshift home there, waiting for help to arrive. This help came in the form of travelling Zrykan zealots, who went to the island for pilgrimage. They took him to their home city of Duragrad. There he met Oot. They became good friends, and eventually set up a town on the island, called Pill, made up of Winter's friends from Haven, and Oot's comrades from Burgamere. The history of this land is recorded in the Dun Draigath article.
=== Iglotia and The Tear ===
Eventually, he came into possession of a vial of liquid called The Tear. The Tear repeatedly possessed him, till it was hidden away by his comrade Flaminghotpotat. Eventually, an independence movement for Iglotia began, which Wintersmith believed in strongly. Around this time, Iglotia would rename to Dun Draigath, and the population would almost double.
=== Watts ===
One day, when travelling with Oot, Winter met a Magisterium native named Watts, and the two fell in love. Not a year later and they were married, once in The Last Bastion, and once in New Pill. They Had 5 children together, and reside on the isle of New Pill, where Watts is the head of the Draigath Pagan religion.
=== Dun Draigath and The BRR ===
Just after Wintersmith lost in the Khadir elections, a Junta meeting was called in Duragrad. In the meeting, AssassinTim and CrimsoneDragon, the Khadirs and Wintersmith's rivals talked about moving away from socialism and Duragrad, and giving more power to Viodoxia. Wintersmith, as well as many others who attended the meeting, were outraged by this motion, and formed the BRR, or the Black Rose Reformists, who sought socialism and power to Tovarisha. The BRR only managed a singular protest before the IAU, and with it Tovarisha, collapsed. After this, the Revolutionary Army of Popular Liberation and the BRR merged to form the Revolutionary Army of The Black Rose.
=== Independence and Yvres ===
After the collapse of Tovarisha, the RABR continued to operate in Burgamere, which agitated the government that, at one point, the group was exiled. They fled to Yvres, where their party, The Black Lotus, quickly ascended to hold most of the senate, with Wintersmith as Prime Minister. However, when war broke out between Yvres and Burgamere, they were once again exiled from Yvres, and in turn attempted to coup the monarchy. This coup failed, along with a second attempt, and the RABR returned to Dun Draigath.
Eventually Luscovy seceded from Burgamere, and, seeing an opportunity, Wintersmith lead the RABR in preparing Dun Draigath for independence, in a project called Operation Liquidate. Within the year of this plan's devising, Wintersmith declared independence for Dun Draigath, becoming the first Taoiseach
=== Death ===
Eventually, a member of the RABR who worked to coup Yvres was captured in their capital of Esaqu. He was scheduled for execution, so Wintersmith took it upon himself to retrieve the young boy. However, his plan failed, and he too was executed in the city center of Esaqu, being shot 18 times in the head..
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