Mordred

Mordred was a minor character in The unnamed RPG.

## Backstory

Mordred was the fifth of The Destroyer's children, he was born to rule the Kingdom of Shadowmire.

Like his siblings, he was given a weapon from his father. His weapon was a Lance called Death's Piercer.

He established a large army, with forty-six generals. Of those forty-six generals, only eight were Female. One day, he invited the eight female generals to participate in a fighting tournament and the winner will get the privilege of marrying him. Valoria, Xanthe, Kalista, Vaelora, Volgra, Or'gola, Fougala and Malgra all fought their hardest, with Valoria coming out on top. Mordred and Valoria soon married, each giving their full consent to the marriage.

For the next seventeen years, Mordred and Valoria tried to have children, but were held hack by Mordred's limited fertility. Just when they were going to give up, Valoria fell pregnant. He suspected Valoria of being unfaithful to him and that she was carrying someone else's child and carried out a truth test on her. The test revealed that Valoria was loyal to him, and that the child she was carrying was definitely his, which caused Mordred to apologise to her for doubting her loyalty.

At one point during Valoria's pregnancy, Demonic Healers informed her that she was carrying a pair of non-identical twins, one boy and one girl. She told Mordred right away and Mordred was overjoyed at the news. As soon as he heard that the two twins were different genders, he created a pair of twin swords named **Twin Hell Blade - M** and **Twin Hell Blade - F**, with the intention to give them to the twins when they were old enough to safely wield them.

Valoria eventually gave birth to the healthy twins. Mordred allowed Valoria to name them, so she named the boy Vespero and the girl Vespera. Recognising the dangers his children were expected to face by The Destroyer, Mordred obtained a new weapon, a Scimitar called **Furycaliber**. Mordred's loyalty to The Destroyer was decreasing rapidly as Mordred did not wish his children to get involved in any battles involving Demons and the Angels of Eden, yet he knew that The Destroyer would force them to fight if needed.

Mordred made the decision to betray The Destroyer and attempt to kill him. His wife asked him what's going on and he simply replied that he's doing what needs to be done. Valoria saw that Mordred had both his weapons on him, Death's Piercer and Furycaliber and decided to not proceed with the conversation further, simply wishing him luck. Along the way, he approached Lilith and handed over Death's Piercer. Lilith asked him why he was giving her his weapon, to which Mordred replied that he won't need it to do "it". Lilith interpreted this as Mordred telling her he was going to commit suicide, and tried to stop him from leaving but was unsuccessful.

Mordred then confronted The Destroyer on Pandemonia and the two battled. The Destroyer used his twin Lances, **Dreadbringer** and **Doombringer**, and easily gained the upper hand on Mordred, disarming him of Furycaliber. The Destroyer asked Mordred if he had any last words, and Mordred replied that he wanted Valoria to inherit his throne and that the Twin Hell Blades that were still in his possession be left to her as well. The Destroyer then executed Mordred with Furycaliber and chose to honour Mordred's wishes.

## Personality

Mordred took his role as one of The Destroyer's children seriously. He initially showed great loyalty to his father and the goals set forth by him, being willing to marry Valoria to ensure the continuation of their lineage.

Mordred was not content with simply being one of many. He established himself as a formidable ruler, amassing a strong army and striving for greatness in his own right. His ambition drove him to seek recognition and influence.

His love for Valoria and their children was evident in his determination to overcome fertility challenges. His overjoyed reaction to Valoria's pregnancy and his intent to create specialized weapons for their twins showcased his protective and caring side.

As he witnessed the potential dangers that The Destroyer's plan posed for his family, Mordred's loyalty to his father became strained. He grappled with the moral dilemma of choosing between his duty to The Destroyer and his desire to keep his loved ones safe.

Mordred's suspicions about Valoria's fidelity to him revealed his moments of doubt and vulnerability. This self-doubt drove him to perform a truth test, showcasing his inner turmoil.

Ultimately, Mordred's decision to betray The Destroyer and attempt to kill him demonstrated his willful and defiant nature. He was willing to challenge authority to protect what he holds dear, even at great personal risk.

In his final moments, Mordred's priorities shifted entirely to securing a future for Valoria and his children. His willingness to face The Destroyer in battle, despite knowing he may lose, displayed his readiness to sacrifice himself for their sake.

Mordred's dedication to his ideals remained unwavering, whether it's his commitment to his family's safety or his conviction to stand against The Destroyer. He faced his fate with a sense of purpose and resolve.