Adrian the Undying

Adrian the Undying is the avatar of the god of slaves, Toshre. 
== Description ==
He appears to be a handsome, if a tad short, man. He is cynical and sarcastic, and generally expects the worst of any situation. Deep down, 
he has a good heart and wants to help others, but he has come to believe
 every action of his will only worsen the situation. He is difficult to 
faze and anger and generally keeps a cool head. He appears to be
 young: In reality, he is hundreds of years old, almost as old as Toshre
 himself. 
== History ==
He was, fittingly enough, born a slave, the son of slaves. The
 conditions he toiled in were nightmarish, but he pulled himself through
 the beatings
and the hardships, in no small part due to the voice of a 
friend that echoed in his head, urging him on: the voice of Toshre, whom
 he would later discover shared a soul with him. This voice urged him to
 resist, and resist he did, when led an ill-fated slave rebellion that 
ended in a bloodbath. He escaped, in no small part due to Toshre's 
growing power as the god cemented its existence, but he never forgave 
himself for the deaths. 
He travels world, seeking that which was
 always denied to him: freedom. Everywhere he goes the same scene 
repeats itself again and again. His attempts to free the downtrodden and
 bring justice to them ended in pain and misery again, and again, and 
again. He has become bitter and jaded, and though he still values the 
freedom for which he has long fought, he has come to regard his own 
existence as a kind of slavery in of itself. As long as he is an avatar 
of Toshre, his existence is to suffer so that others may not. He resents
 this enormously. He tries to keep his head down and live for himeslf, 
blending in with normal human society as much as he can, but there is 
always the voice in his head telling him to stand for those who cannot 
do so for themselves.
== Abilities ==
He is commonly referred to as "The 
Undying", and for no small reason: He is a legendary swordsman graced 
with strength and reflexes far beyond what other mortals are capable of.
 The true reason for his name, however, is his complete inability to die.
 Wounds that would cripple any mortal, and even some avatars, barely 
seem to slow him down, and he has been known to survive partial 
decapitation. Of course, he is still partially mortal, and given 
sufficient damage he would succumb to injuries, but being soul-fused to 
the god of determination against hopeless odds makes him very difficult 
to stop.
Category:Avatars