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Lemuel Linderston's Father

**Jacob of Linwood** is the father of knightly brothers, Lemuel Linderston and Aaron of Fork.

## History

During the **First Century of Imperial Expansion**, various coastal cities were laid to waste by pirates and mercenary slave traders as a response to the capturing and burning of pirates and mercenaries in **Northern Regions of Balkan States** by Imperial Roma and the Tyrinia, and Jacob's Family was one of those victims. He and his brother captured a nobleman's ship and traveled along with merchant ships under the protection of the Tyrinian Navy to Sternlands, the **Kingdom of Valmont** under the Royal House of Talmar.

Seeking shelter, Jacob under the protection of the Lordship of Greenfield, settled with his two sons near Saint Olav as a **Wood Merchant** while his brother became a Ship Captain in the Halbert Township.

During his time in Linwood, Jacob met and married the daughter of a spice merchant, Lena of Linwood, with whom he had two children.

Some sixteen years after his arrival in **Linwood**, his younger son earned knighthood, followed by his elder son, and Jacob left his second wife, taking his daughter with and lived with his sons.

Sometime in 125 CE, **Jacob Linwood** died at the age of seventy years.

## Family

* Ser {**Otto of Fork**}, his brother.
* {**June of Seville**}, his first wife. (deceased)
	+ Ser {Aaron Jacobson}, his elder son. (deceased)
		- Lady {Alys Easternling}, his wife. (deceased)
			* Ser {Ronald of Greenfield}, his firstborn
			* Ser {Nigel of Greenfield}, his secondborn.
	+ Ser {Lemuel Jacobson}, his middle son.
		- Lady {Jane of Fork}, his wife.
			* Ser {Aaron Linderston}, her elder son.
			* Ser {Jack Linderston}, his younger son.
			* Lady {Lucy Linderston}, his daughter.
* {**Lena of Linwood**}, his second wife.
	+ {**Jack of Linwood**}, his younger son.
	+ {Jana of Linwood}, his daughter.
Catalan

3-D Model

**The Catalan** is a type of ship that is powered by oars and the wind. Depending on its purpose, it is a trade ship that is sometimes used for warfare by bandits and smugglers. Its Hull and Deck is strong which is why it's liked by privateers, merchants, and pirates alike for sailing purpose. The Ship has a Wool-Cloth Sails, mostly of sheep (**But can be of Hares when seasons are hot**).

It became popular in the **Northern and Eastern Coasts of the Balkan States**, where it was used for wars with maritime nobility, small states, piracy, and small sea skirmishes, or trade with maritime nobility and small states, guaranteeing safe trade routes (mostly accompanied by sell sails, mercenaries, or privateers).
Carlos Seaborn

George of Antos; kin

Lena of Antos; wife

Jarold of Antos; son

**Carlos Seaborn** is a pirate-turned-privateer captain of the **Eastern Coast**. He is the Captain of the Hyena and best friend to Jack of Olso and George of Antos.

## Character

Raised among pirates, Carlos was a cunning man and sharp navigator. He had a talent as a womanizer and expert swordsman.

## History

### Origins

Given birth on sea, he never knew his parents as the ship among many others were captured by pirates. He was orphaned at birth, and taken in by a pirate man named, "**Rollo**", who raised the child as his own, he was named "**Carlo"**.

### Pirate-turned-Privateer

Raised as a pirate, **Carlo** went on to become a cunning man and sharp navigator. At the age of nineteen, Carlos mastered his first pirate crew of a cog, and started his adventures as a pirate in the **Northern Coast**.

Sometime in 124 CE, Carlos befriended a young sailor named George who was a privateer. Introduced to the life of privateering, Carlos changed flags and became a privateer under the letter of marque by the **Free State of Lanpur**. By the age of twenty-six-years-old, Carlos became a known privateer of the **Eastern Coast** and Captain of the Hyena.

### Marriage

Towards the End of 128 CE, Carlos, a privateer captain sailed to the City of Antos regarding a contract, where he met Lady Lena of Antos in an encounter in the market, catching and apprehending a thief. Later, the two met at the **Eastern Palace** during a royal ceremony.

In time, the two grew very close as Carlos captained his new ketch ship, the **Hyena**, often sailing to Antos. And in Autumn of 127 CE, the two were married in a chapel in Antos.

### Off-Spring

Through his marriage with **Lady Lena**, Carlos had a son in the **Spring of 130 CE**, **Jarold**.
Communal Dance

A **Communal Dance** is a dance sponsored by an organization to hold a festive for nobles, knights, and commoners that may be **casual** or **formal**. Casual dances are originally limited in **Noble Kingdoms**, although various vassal states have adopted such events, and is even popular in the Easternlands. It is prohibited in Noble Kingdoms largely due to the citing of recurring sex and alcohol consumption.
Mason's Stead (Clarencefield)

**Mason's Stead** is the seat of **House Clarence of Fork** located in the **Township of Clarencefield**.

### Origins

In 112 CE, Clarencefield became one of the sixteen military outposts of North-Eastshire and so the **First Townsguard of Clarencefield** was formed and **Ser Mason** was appointed as the **First Captain of the Townsguard**. Later on, built upon the former structure of the farmstead owned by the family, **Ser Mason** ordered its construction.

### Seat of House Clarence

After the **Foundation of House Clarence**, **Mason's Stead** acted as the **seat** of the house of landed knights. Clarencefield being one of the sixteen military outposts of North-Eastshire, **Mason's Stead** became a shield to the townsmen and the household of landed knights.

Following the Lordship of Clarencefield, **Lord Mason** built walls surrounding Clarencefield and expanded the homestead with long yards for shooting training and sword practice, quarters for his soldiers, stables for his household

In the **Near Spring of 113 CE**, following the **Battle of Clarencefield**, Ser Mason formed **House Clarence of Clarencefield** by royal decree from **Lord David of Fork**, with its seat as Mason's Stead of Clarencefield and acting as the **First Lord of Clarencefield**. **House Clarence** earned its title as *"***Lords of Clarencefield***"* to the efforts of Lord Mason who died that same year to his battle wounds.
Letter of Marque

**The Letter of Marque** and reprisal is a government license that was published in the **Age of Sail** that authorized a private individual, known as a **privateer or corsair**, to attack and capture vessels of a nation at war with the issuer as under the protection of the issuer (**a state or kingdom**).

After capturing, the privateers could bring the case of that prize before their own admiralty court for condemnation and transfer of ownership to the privateer. A letter of marque and reprisal would include permission to cross an international border to conduct a reprisal (take some action against an attack or injury) and is authorized by an issuing jurisdiction to conduct reprisal operations outside its borders.
Crested Marsh

Similar to the Accipiter-Ornatus, the **Crested Marsh** is a **Hybrid Accipiter Subspecies** and belongs to the Genus '**Nisaetus Cirrhatus**'. It is sometimes mistaken similar to the *Accipiter-Ornatus* as the "**Crested Hawk-Eagle**".

The **Crested Marsh** is a dominant eagle breed found in Tyrinia, Tymeria, Westernlands, the Vale, and the Free States of the Balkans. It is the national bird of the Duchy of Arden.
Castle Allington

**Castle Allington** is a garrison stronghold located in **Southeast of Portshire**, and one of three strongest strongholds of **Grymore**. It's the Seat of House Stanner.

## History

### Origins

In the Late 1st Century BC, the fleeing **Talmerian** **Gladiator** and Exiled Knight from Dorean, Emperius the Talmerian arrived in Portshire, where he freed the slaves and peasants from tyranny of the port town, earning their loyalty and love, after which he was crowned king, and renamed the port town as **Port Allington** (named after Emperius' dead wife).

Following the origination of his military campaign, Emperius fortified the port town, transforming it with walls, fine quality house for his people, pathways and military barracks, with small military outposts surrounding the walls as camps for siege attacks, and started the construction for his keep.

### Construction

The fortified stronghold was vast with strong walls. It was the Keep of **King Emperius the First**, and the Seat of his Kingdom. The Castle took nearly half a decade to complete.
Bontos of Wardford

Jacob of Wardford; uncle

Norman of Wardford; half-brother

Lisa of Wardford; half-sister

Bertram of Wardford; son

**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.
Bethel Lipowski

**Bethel Marjorie Lipowski** is a human. She and her friends are constantly getting wrapped up in the supernatural, even though she actively tries to avoid it.

## Biography

### Background Information

Bethel's family looks functional from an outside perspective, but inside the house everything falls apart.

## Skills

* Guitar
* Basketball

## Relationships

* Shayla Bush: Shayla and Bethel are best friends, have been since they were really little. They're practically inseparable.

* Roxy Herman: Roxy and Bethel hate each other, but they tolerate each other because they have the same friends.

## Trivia

* Bethel doesn't label her romantic orientation.
House Cupps

### Heir

Deacon Cupps, Garfield Cupps, Elrick Cupps, Elton Cupps, Penny Cupps, Andy Cupps

## Strength

### Military

35 men; 20 guards, 15 knights

**House Cupps** is a page house of Easternlands. It holds fealty to House Osledge and is ruled by Lord Rogers Cupps. Its seat is Cathleen and its sigil is a Golden Cup on Field of Brown.

## Household

* Ser {Eddison Eastborn of Cathleen}, **Founder of House Cupps** and Lordship of Cathleen. Died of Blackbite during the First Battle of Lanpur.
	+ Lady {**Cathleen of Eltown**}, his wife and the daughter of the Sheriff of Eltown. Died in a shipwreck with her two children.
		- Ser {**Jaegar Cupps**}, his elder son.
			* Ser {Jacob Cupps}, his firstborn. Knight of Eddison Hall and Townsguard Sergeant of Capwell.
				+ {**Andy Cupps**}, his son. Cupbearer to
			* {Rowan Cupps}, his secondborn. Squire to Ser Deacon of Eltown. Died in a skirmish.
		- {**Otto Cupps**}, his middle son. Squire to Ser Deacon of Eltown. Died in a shipwreck alongside his mother.
			* Lord {Rogers Cupps}, his firstborn. Knight of Eddison Hall and Lordship of Cathleen.
				+ Lady {Catelynn Tore}, his wife. Ladyship of Cathleen.
					- Ser {Deacon Cupps}, his elder son. Knight of Eddison Hall and Townsguard Sergeant of Cathleen.
					- Ser {Edwell Cupps}, his middle son. Knight of Eddison Hall and Townsguard Sergeant of Eltown.
					- Lady {Penny Cupps}, his daughter. Steward of Eddison Hall.
					- Ser {**Samuel Cupps**}, his younger son. Squire to Ser Marston Rivers.
			* Ser {**Elton Cupps**}, his secondborn. Knight of Eddison Hall and Townsguard Captain of Cathleen.
				+ Ser {Elrick Cupps}, his elder son. Knight of Eddison Hall.
				+ {**Garfield Cupps**}, his younger son. Squire to Ser Marston Rivers.
		- {**George Cupps**}, his younger son. Died stillborn.

## Retainers

* Ser {Deacon of Eltown}, **Master-of-Arms** at Cathleen.
* Ser {Wilfred of Eltown}, Sworn Sword to Lord Rogers.
* Ser {**Eustace of Dorkshire**}, Sworn Sword to Lord Rogers.
* Ser {**Edgar Rivers**}, Counselor & Guard Captain of Lord Rogers.
* Ser {Elrod Eastborn}, Bodyguard of Ser Deacon.
* Ser {**Darren Rivers**}, Bodyguard of Ser Jacob.
* Ser {Marston Rivers}, Guard Captain of Eddison Hall.
* Ser {Decimius the Frank}, Bodyguard of Lady Catelynn.
* {Jocelyn of Cathleen}, Handmaiden of Lady Catelynn.
* {**Stan**}, Kennelmaster at Eddison Hall.
Tara of Merci (Lorent)

Captain Lewis of Merci; lover

Lord Lorent of Lorensport; husband

Lady Alyanna Lorent; firstborn

Ser Walton Lorent; secondborn (deceased)

Lord Kevan Lorent; thirdborn

House Lorent of Lorensport

**Lady Tara of Lorensport** is the wife of **Lord Lorent** and the daughter of **Captain Tarnok**. She is a **Former Privateer Captain of East Coast** and was the second-strongest captain of Merci.

## Family

* Sea Lord {Tarnok of Merci}, her father.
* Captain {**Lewis of Merci**}, her lover. Died in a Sea Skirmish.
	+ Lady {**Alyanna Lorent**}, her firstborn.
* Lord {Lorent}, her husband. Lord of Glasgow and Lord of Lorensport.
	+ Ser {**Walton Lorent**}, her secondborn. Died in the **Second Siege of Glasgow**.
	+ Lord {Kevan Lorent}, her thirdborn.
Lord Commander of the Capital Guard

The **Lord Commander of the Capital Guard** is the **Leader** of the City Guard protecting the **Capital City** of Greensborough, later named Neā́polis, commonly known as the "**Capital Guard**". There is also the fact that the **Leader of the Capital Guard** is referred to as the "**Lord Commander**" when of noble birth but simply as "**Commander**" when not. Such examples can be taken from Ser Osmund Trant who was of a knightly house was called the Lord Commander, while other notable men i.e., Lord Jacob Rivers, or Ser Ramsay of Yellowbrook were either of low birth or ousted from noble birth, to which they were often called "**Commander**" or "**Captain**". Nonetheless, there is no functional difference, other than manner of address, if the leader is noble-born or not.

## Known Lord Commanders

* 105-37 CE: Ser Germain.
* 138-41 CE: Ser Austin Rivers.
* 142-46 CE: Ser Germain.
* 146-50 CE: Ser Augustus of Pyne.
* 156-160 CE: Ser Osmund Trant.
* 160-164 CE: Prince Robett Royne.
* 164-173 CE: Ser Ramsay Yellowbrook.
* 173-174 CE: Ser Joffery Largent.
* 175-179 CE: Ser Humphrey of Fork.
* 180-184-186 CE: Ser Joffery Largent.
* 188-200 CE: Lord Roland Blount.
* 201 Spring-202 Fall CE: Lord Ryam Macewood.
* 203-210 CE: Ser Sirius Byrch.
* 210-217-219 CE: Lord Oswell Stafford.
* 220 CE: Ser Davis of Pyne.
Linwood (Township)

**Linwood Township** was originally a **Forrest Belt of Lime Trees** in the region of **Greenfield**, but in time during the reign of **King Sergei Pendragon**, the territory was given importance in terms of lime trees, in specific the species of limes it produced which was adored by the King's niece. But it was truly during the reign of King Aerys I when the **Linwood Forrest Belt** came into prominence as it produced one of the finest qualities of wooden carpets, one which were used for the **Governor's Keep**, and subsequently became a Township, first under **House Allen**, and later by **The Linderston Family** in 119 CE.

**Linwood Township** is the seat of **House Roose** since 147 CE, a vassal to **House Linderston**.
Oswell of Graycott

"Highest are the Men of Power, and that's the Grand Vizier. Learn to be strong, learn to be clever, and learn to take power." - Lord Oswell teaching his sons, Elid and Tylar the **Rise to Leadership**.

## Oswell

### Relatives

Alvar of Graycott; brotherAdda; one-night stand

Elid; son

Tylar; son

Robin; son

## Physical description

### Eye color

Honey Brown

**Lord Oswell** is a courtier in the Court of King Robett, who loved the king's sister, Princess Terena Royne.

## Biography

Lord Oswell served King Robett in his court loyally for several years, and was angered by the incestuous relationship between **Second Crown Prince**, Prince Drane Royne and his aunt Princess Terena, and the pregnancy it led to.

In 199 CE, following the death of King Robett in a military campaign along with his eldest son, Crown Prince Elton Royne, Prince Drane succeeded as king, which led to a rebellion led by Lord Oswell in Dunwich that led to a riot in the garrison city, and the temporary succession of King Robett's nephew, Prince Doran following the death of King Drane in battle, and King Doran's succession, Lord Oswell founded House of Graycott and became the Viceroy of Dunwich.

Following the ensuing battle and the succession in 206 CE by King Foltest, maternal grandson of King Robett, Lord Oswell alongwith his two sons were killed on the royal orders for causing a rebellion, while his only surviving son came under the protection of his half-brother, Ser Alvar of Graycott.

At one point in time, he had a one night affair with the princess' handmaiden, **Adda**, and she late bore him two sons, Elid and Tylar, though Lord Oswell never knew of his thirdborn son, Robin.

## Household

* Ser {Alvar of Graycott}, his half-brother.
* Handmaiden {**Adda**}, his one-night stand and mother of his children.
	+ Ser {Elid of Graycott}, his son.
		- Lady {Olivia Clayford}, his wife.
			* {Doran of Graycott}, his firstborn.
			* {Elana of Graycott}, his secondborn.
			* {Stuart of Graycott}, his thirdborn.
		- Maiden {Felyse of Appleton}, his fiancé.
	+ Ser {Tylar of Graycott}, his son.
		- Maiden {Cathy of Appleton}, his fiancé.
	+ Ser {Robin of Graycott}, his son.
* Ser {Grenn Clayford}, his distant cousin.
* Ser {Martyn Clayford}, his distant cousin.
Master of Yale Township

A **Master of Yale Township** is one of the **Six Heads of the Township** and a **Master of the City**.

### Origins

Following the **War for Control** and multiple skirmishes, Prince **Elton Talmar** came up with the idea to end the war and create a unity of lordship, with six masters of the township who controlled lordship, and then it was made into law that Yale Township be made with **Six Heads**, each a Lord and a **Master of the City**.

### Strength

* Each of the **Six Masters** controls fifty guards in their household, counting to three-hundred men.
* Each of the **Six Masters** holds a position in authority of the township:
	+ **Master of Supply**.
	+ **Master of Garrison**.
	+ **Master of Crops**.
	+ **Master of Guards**.
	+ **Master of Treasury**.
	+ **Master of Wellbeing**.
Josey Bon

**Joseph (Josey) Bon** is part of a gang of teenagers. He's easily scared and his friends play many pranks on him.

## Biography

### Background Information

Josey is known to be one of the more kind individuals in his band of outcasts. He isn't out to his friends, unsure of how they'll react. He isn't out to anyone except his family.

## Appearance

Josey's design is made up of rectangles, ovals and angles. His color palette consists of oranges, hazels and blacks.

He has bushy, dark brown hair in the style of an afro. He has a long face and a broad nose. His eyebrows are small and angular and his eyes are hazel.

He typically wears an orange button-up shirt with black pants. He wears a dark brown belt and white sneakers.

## Gallery

Concept Sketches of JoseyConcept Ref for JoseyJosey with the main team
Volunteer Military

A **Volunteer Military System** is a military service system that maintains the military only with applicants without compulsory conscription. A country may offer attractive pay and benefits through military recruitment to attract potential recruits. Many countries with volunteer militaries reserve the right to renew conscription in the event of an emergency.

Another form of volunteer military is a **Free Company**, which stands as an army of mercenaries that were used between the late 3rd century of the first age and the 2nd century of the second age, recruited by private employers such as lordships and nobility during wars or for personal service, to which the use of sellswords was formed initially, but sellswords are comparatively costly.
Miss Everything

## **Miss Everything** by Sugababes

**Miss Everything** is the sixth track of the Sugababes' seventh album, *Sweet 7*. It features American-Jamaican singer Sean Kingston.

## Personnel

* Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] – Greg Ogan
* Featuring – Sean Kingston
* Mixed By [Additional Vocal Mixing By Assisted By] – Richard Edgeler
* Mixed By [Additional Vocal Mixing By] – Jeremy Wheatley
* Producer – The Smeezingtons
* Producer [Additional Vocal Production By] – Marcus Byrne, Mike Stevens
* Recorded By, Mixed By – Ari Levine
* Written-By – A. Levine, B. Brown, B. Mars, P. Lawrence

## References

1. ↑ Sweet 7. Discogs. https://www.discogs.com/release/2184380-Sugababes-Sweet-7
Alice Lorent

### Relatives

Lord Lyman Glasgow; father (deceased)Ser Albus Glasgow; elder brother (deceased)

Ser Isaac Glasgow; elder brother (deceased)

Lady Daena Glasgow; younger sister

Ser Lewis Glasgow; younger brother

Lord Lorent the Frank; husband

Lady Argella Lorent; daughter

Ser Thomas I Lorent; elder son (deceased)

Ser Osmund Lorent; middle son

Ser Gwayne Lorent; younger son

## Physical description

### Eye color

Green

**Lady Alice Lorent (née Glasgow)** is the second wife of **Lord Lorent the Frank** and the daughter of **Lord Lyman Glasgow**. She is the **First Lady of Northeast Township**.

## Household

* Lord {Lorent the Frank}, her husband.
	+ Ser {Thomas I Lorent}, her elder son.
	+ Lady {Argella Lorent}, her daughter.
	+ Lord {Osmund Lorent}, her middle son.
	+ Ser {Gwayne Lorent}, her younger son.
The Duchess (Ship)

**The Duchess** is a Brigantine ship and a formidable vessel. It is a veteran of sixty naval skirmishes and is counted to be captained ten times, twice by women and eight times by men.

## Notable Captains

1. Commodore: M
2. Lieutenant: M
3. Lieutenant: M
4. Captain: F
5. Captain: M
6. Captain: Lord Mondor
7. Captain: Tom Buckfield
8. Captain: Léon Seaborn
9. Captain: Tylla Seaborn
10. Captain: M
London Records

**London Recordings** (or **London Records**) is a British record label that marketed records in the United States, Canada, and Latin America for Decca Records from 1947 to 1980 before becoming semi-independent. It is the record label where the Sugababes were primarily signed to. After expectations were unmet of their debut studio album *One Touch*, the label dropped the group. Siobhán Donaghy, then-signed with London, pursued her first solo debut with *Revolution in Me*. She was let go after her album didn't meet the label's expectations.

In 2021, London Records released a 20 Year Anniversary edition of *One Touch* with Sugababes, composed of original members Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy.

## Albums released

### Sugababes

* One Touch (2000)
* One Touch 20 Year Anniversary Edition (2021)

## See also

* London Recordings entry in Wikipedia.
* Siobhán Donaghy entry in Wikipedia.
George (Olis' Father)

Jack of Antos; younger son

Jack of Olso; kin

Carlos Seaborn; kin

Ned of Olso; kin

**George of Antos** was a blacksmith of the Free City of Antos and the father of a fearsome knight, Jack of Antos.

## History

Not much is known of his past, only that he was from Olso, the Garrison City of the Frank Knights. George traveled to the City of Dorean in his youth as a sailor, where he met and fell in love with a woman named "**Ella**".

During his time as a royal privateer, **George** traveled much of the **Northern Coast**, and settled in the City of Lanpur with his wife. Sometime in Late 129 CE, the couple was blessed with a son, whom George named after his best friend, Carlos Seaborn, a privateer captain. But in 133 CE, the **City of Lanpur** was laid upon siege by pirate-mercenaries led by a rebel outlaw of Tyrinia. George made strong swords as a Royal Blacksmith in Lanpur, and joined the sepoy army to defend the city. In the aftermath of the battle, George lost his dear wife and son, and filled with grief, sailed to the City of Antos where he then settled.

Sometime between 134 CE and 135 CE, George was blessed with a second son, "**Jack**", named after his closest friend and kin, Jack of Olso.

In **Summer of 145 CE**, during a **Carnival in Antos**, the city was attack and plundered by pirate-mercenaries. During the attack, George strongly defended his son and sent him in the protection of a kind nobleman, while he defended the house and the city, after which he was killed and burned alive in the stakes by the ruthless pirates.

## Family

* {**Ella of Dorean**}, his wife. Deceased.
	+ {**Carlos of Lanpur**}, his elder son. Deceased.
* {Jack of Antos}, his younger son. (Mother Unknown)
* {Jack of Olso}, his kin.

## Allies

* Jack of Olso, closest friend.
* Carlos Seaborn, best friend.
* **Ned of Olso**, best friend.
* Amell Woodstock, Lord of Antos.
Tea Dance

A **Tea Dance** also called ***thé dansant*** (Latin for "dancing tea"), is a dance held in the summer or autumn at daytime in the **Western or Eastern Balkan Countryside**. A garden party sometimes preceded the dance. The function grew out of the afternoon tea tradition, and Maester **J. Pettigrew** traces its origin to the **Imperial Roman Colonization of Tyrinia**, mixing in with its culture.

Books published by the Citadel on Victorian-Era Etiquette includes detailed instructions for hosting such gatherings, such as *Party-giving on Every Scale* (Highland, Tyrinia [167.C.E]) which notes that "afternoon dances are seldom given in Highland, but are a popular form of entertainment in the townships, in garrison-towns, watering-places, etc." Royal Navy officers hosted tea dances aboard ships at various naval stations, the expenses being shared by the captain and officers, as they were shared by colonels and officers at barrack dances in mess rooms ashore.

The usual refreshments in 1880 were tea and coffee, ices, champagne-cup and claret-cup, fruit, sandwiches, cake, and biscuits. The expected feature was a live orchestra or a small band playing light classical music. The dances included waltzes and tangos. They also offset the expenses of a seated supper, wine, and candles associated with a ball. A stiff waxed canvas dancing cloth was considered sufficient when strained over the drawing-room carpet, rather than taking up the carpet and waxing the floor in preparation for dancing. The dining room served as the '**Tea-room**', with the dining tables arranged at one end as a buffet. Floral decorations were modest.
Will

A **Will** or **Testament** is a legal document that expresses a person's (testator) wishes as to how their property (estate) is to be distributed after their death and as to which person (executor) is to manage the property until its final distribution. For the distribution (**devolution**) of property not determined by a will, such as inheritance and intestacy.

Though it has been thought a "**will**" historically applied only to real property, while "**testament**" applied only to personal property (thus giving rise to the popular title of the document as "last will and testament"), records show the terms have been used interchangeably. Thus, the word "will" validly applies to both personal and real property. A will may also create a "**testamentary trust**" that is effective only after the death of the testator.
Ekkard of Sorbon

"**Ekkard Towers**, Earl of Sorbon and Founder of House Vangrove was my mother's half-brother. Can you believe it that following his death, the Duchy brought me his Crown of Earl to me, his relative? Blood, not water!" - Lord Urcheon to his advisors.

## Ekkard Towers

### Relatives

Medell of Sorbon; father {deceased}Rhynes of Sorbon; half-brother

Keitel of Sorbon; brother

Alisha of Sorbon; half-sister {deceased}

Urcheon of Calaput; half-nephew

Mordred of Calaput; half-nephew

Elid of Vangrove; son

Norris of Vangrove; son {deceased}

Holland of Vangrove; daughter

## Physical description

### Eye color

Chestnut Brown

**Ekkard of Sorbon** was the Earl Medell's secondborn from his first marriage, Earl of Sorbon and the Founder of House Vangrove. Better known as Lord **Ekkard Towers**, One of the Five Earls of the Duchy of Sorbon, he was a strong fighter and smart statesman. After his death, his nephew, Commander of the Garrison, Lord Urcheon inherited his title as the "**Earl of Sorbon**", who later ruled as the King of Calaput in 118 CE.
Squire

**Bastian Silverhair**: *"*Do you even know what a squire is?*"*

**Gilbert Rivers**: *"*An attendant to a knight?*"*

**Bastian Silverhair**: *"*I'm not a knight. That means you're not a squire!*"*

— Bastian Silverhair to Gilbert Rivers.

A **Squire** is traditionally a young man that enters the service of a knight or lord usually with the promise of attaining knighthood at some point in the future, when the squire's master deems it proper. Squires usually take the role of a personal servant, running errands for their masters and keeping their armor, shield, weaponry, and horse ready for battle, tourneys, or tournaments.

Men who don't have the money to buy armaments or the ambition to become a knight stay squires, and become men-at-arms. Squires often fight by their master's side in battle, though very young squires are not normally allowed to participate in combat.

Even a knight can serve as a squire for another man, normally a lord. Ser Yunus Sand squired for Lord Laenor of Pyne during the trial by combat in Castle Liverpool.
Port

A **Port**, short for **Portside** is a maritime stronghold or establishment comprising one or more wharves, where ships load and discharged cargo and passengers. Although usually situated on a sea coast or estuary, ports are also found far inland, such Hamburg, Eastwood, Port Franco, Finland, and Port Chester etc.; these access the sea via rivers or canals. Because of their roles as ports of entry for immigrants as well as soldiers in wartime, many ports cities have experienced dramatic multi-ethnic and multi-cultural changes throughout the centuries.

Ports are extremely important to the **Global Economy**; most of the market trade by value passes through a port. For this very reason, ports are also often densely populated settlements that provide labor for handling goods and related services for the ports, such can be the coastal guard, pleasure houses, and government offices (for stamping coins for the treasury). Anyhow, countless smaller ports exist that only serve as **local tourism** or **fishing industries**.
Nathan of Greenfield

Osmund Gray; estranged half-brother

Flint Gray; half-brother

Sarah Baker; wife

**Ser Nathan Brown** is a knight of Greenfield from the Village Town of Saint Paul. He is the Member of the Order of Saint Daeron's Knights.

### Origins

Birth date is unknown but it is concluded that he was born sometime during the Battle of Farrow's Hold. His estranged father, Lord Knight Larys Gray slept and impregnated his mother midst the battle when his regiment camped at the Village Town of Saint Paul.

Born and raised in the village town, **Nathan** spent his childhood living in poverty. Living a peasant's life, his mother was forced to work as a prostitute on the streets after his grandfather (who died at sea, whose body drifted for days until he was finally found and buried in the outskirts of Bale Town), because of which, other children used to fling insults at him, calling him "**whoreblood**", since then, Nathan reacts aggressively to this particular insult.

### Knighthood

In Early 137 CE, when a mercenary attack on the City of Saint Olav took place where all abled men and lads from the nearby areas were called in for assistance, and among them was a fifteen-year-old **Nathan**. Nathan was abled surely but inexperienced in battle and combat, to which he was beaten poorly in battle, but then events took a turn for the better as an **Eastern Cavalry** of Houses Blount and Riverside arrived to defend **Saint Olav**, and towards the end of the battle, Nathan with his last spirit speared through a mercenary's skull killing him instantly, one who turned out to be a mercenary sergeant. For his bravery in killing one, Nathan became a squire to Ser Christian of Fork.

In 139 CE, a **Tourney** was held in Fork to celebrate the **Third Name Day of Elliot Allen**, son of Lord Dustin Allen. During the tourney, Nathan managed to unhorse Ser Gary Allen and Ser Olto of Saint Olav, but was later unhorsed by Ser Preston Dayne. For being able to unhorse two knights, one of whom a corrupt official, Ser Christian knighted the young lad following the tourney.

### Order of Saint Jefferson

Following his knighthood, Ser Nathan dueled against squires who bullied young Jake Linderston, the **Son of the Steward of Saint Olav**. Following this, he was taken in by Ser Christian of Fork and Ser Gary Allen, both of whom trained the lad alongside others at Fort Millingstone, the **Order of Knights Academy** for Saint Olav, Saint Jefferson, and Saint Daeron, and joined the **Order of Saint Daeron's Knights** in 141 CE.

### Marriage

At the **Tourney's Ball** held in 139 CE to celebrate the **Third Name Day of Lord Dustin Allen's son**, **Ser Nathan** courted Lady Sarah Baker, niece of Lord Albert Dawson following his knighthood, after which he married Lady Sarah in Late Winters that same year.
Lordship of Lincoln Bridge

**The Lord of Lincoln Bridge** is a hereditary title given to the **Head of House Lincoln**. Lincoln Bridge stands out as a **Market Town** for wood, cloth, and paper. It stands on the cross-roads between Port Royale, Fork Town, and Tumbleton.

### Origins

Following **King Sergei's Conquest** and the Battle of Bull Town which caused casualty of hundred men from the royal army, King Sergei ordered the construction of a military outpost on the crossroads to **Fork Town** and **Tumbleton**.

During the **Reign of King Ecbert**, one of the Kingsmen, Ser Lincoln Rivers, who helped defeat the exiled knights and recapture **Tumbleton** was appointed as the Outpost Commander, who went on to build a wall defending the river passage to Tumbleton, and surrounding the outpost and the nearby town village with strong walls. The military outpost acted as a garrison town, renamed "**Lincoln Bridge**" at the crossroads to Tumbleton and Fork Town, where **Ser Lincoln** was appointed as its **First Lord**.
Kayce of Brownwood

Mad Kayce (Formerly in South-Easternlands)

### Relatives

Jarold Spearman; mentor and father-figureJason Spearman; kin and adoptive brother

Madame Lou; mentor and mother-figure

Madame Emma; kin

George of Duskendale; father (deceased)

Andrew of Duskendale; step-brother

Sandra Beetroot; wife (deceased)

Alyanna of Brownwood; elder daughter

Harrald of Brownwood; elder son (deceased)

Janet of Brownwood; younger daughter (deceased)

Jackwell of Brownwood; middle son

Elton of Brownwood; younger son (deceased)

Lysa of Saint Olav; daughter-by-law

Lauren Seabeard; daughter-by-law

Maurice Brownwood; grandson

Andrew Brownwood; grandson (deceased)

Benjamin Brownwood; grandson

Samuel Brownwood; grandson

Cayetana Brownwood; granddaughter

Leslie Brownwood; granddaughter (deceased)

Kenneth Brownwood; great-grandson

### Affiliation

Madame Lou's Manor (Formerly)Emma's Port (Formerly)

The Spearman Brothers (Formerly)

The Spearman Family

House Brownwood

### Occupation

Explorer & Royal Navigator (Formerly)Lordship of Brownwood Fort (Formerly)

Head of House Brownwood (Fomerly)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Hazel Green

**Lord Kayce of Brownwood** is the **Founder of House Brownwood** and served as the Third Lord of Brownwood Fort.

## History

### Origins

Birthdate and name unknown, born with last name **Waters** in **Duskendale** during the **Reign of King Boris**. He is the bastard son of Lord **George of Duskendale**, a Nobleman and Knight of the Order of Saint Thomas. Discarded at birth by his mother, he grew up in the Streets of Duskendale where he was adopted by a street brothel and worked there as a chapman under the name **Little Chuck**. As Little Chuck respected the women he worked alongside with, he often used to brawl with the man who beat them at times, leading to his apprenticeship to a man, a retired sellsword who taught him the art of dueling and how to brawl, to which he ran away from the **Streets of Duskendale** and became a sellsword under the alias **Kayce**.

### Life of a Sellsword

After coming under apprenticeship of Jarold Spearman, Kayce was counted among the known sellswords of **Southern-Eastshire**, and was member of the Sellsword Company "**The Spearman Brothers**".

To Be Continued...
Smuggling

**Smuggling** is the illegal transportation of objects, drugs, information, skin trade, or people, such as out of a house or buildings, into a prison, across the borders, or even into a city or stronghold in violation of the laws or any other ordinance. In wider term, Smuggling is defined as the purposeful movement across a border in violation to the relevant legal frameworks or ordinance.

There are various motivations to smuggle. This includes the participation in illegal trade such as in drug trade or skin trade, prostitution, poaching, slavery, blood diamonds, illegal immigration, kidnapping and extorsion, tax evasion, providing **smuggling** to prison inmates, or the theft of the items being smuggled.
The Queensborough Brotherhood

**The Queensborough Brotherhood** is a Ranger Guard founded in 147 CE by the royal decree of Queen Alyssa Talmar. **The Brotherhood** guards the region of Queensborough and is led by the Lord Commandant of the Brotherhood.

## Ranks

* Ranger Commander of the Queensborough Brotherhood.
* Ranger Lieutenant of the Queensborough Brotherhood.
* Ranger Captain of the Queensborough Brotherhood.
* Ranger Sergeant of the Queensborough Brotherhood.
* Ranger Knight of the Queensborough Brotherhood.
The Lord Commandant of the Dorkshire Belt

**The Lord Commandant of the Dorkshire Belt** is a designation of commanding the Dorkshire Belt, consisting of five garrisons, Dorkshire City, Port Albertus, Baltso Citadel, Tarnton Forrest, and Fort Christoph. The **Five Garrisons** are controlled by the Sheriffs under the command of the **Lord Commandant of Dorkshire the Belt**.

## Appointees Under King Anders I Royne:

1. Ser **Oswell Hill**: 204 June-August CE
2. Lord Josmund Eastborn: 204-207 CE
3. Lord Jericho Seaborn: 207-209 CE
4. Lord Marcellus Torbel: 209-211 CE
5. Lord Lantell Eastborn: 212-217 CE
6. Ser Torres of Tarnton: 217-18 CE
7. Lord Jacob Lantell: 218-22 CE
Kitchen Maid

A **Kitchen Maid** is a young housemaid, or other junior female servant.

In the hierarchy of a noble house, the kitchen maid ranked below a cook and above a scullery maid. An experienced kitchen maid is an assistant cook; the position is compared to that of a assistant chef in a professional kitchen.

An early meaning of "**slut**" was "**kitchen maid** or **drudge**", a meaning retained as late as the 3rd Century CE. In the 4th century a colloquial version was "**Kitching-maid**".
Rowan Cupps

Andy Cupps; nephew

Naomi of Antos; lover

Lancel the Frank of Merci; bastard son

**Rowan Cupps** is the secondborn son of Ser **Jaegor Cupps** and the grandson of Lord Eddison Eastborn, the **Founder of House Cupps**. He is the younger brother of Ser Jacob Cupps and the uncle of **Andy Cupps**.

## Character

Rowan had orange hair and sharp look. He was known as a brave and swift swordsman. He often traveled the Free Cities under the alias of an exiled knight, *"***Ser Elvis of Merci***"*. He also had a sharp knowledge of Herbs.
Timmy Gebara

**Timothy (Timmy) Wade Gebara** is a human. He is a ghost hunter. He goes searching for ghosts out of spite to his friend who doesn't believe in them.

## Biography

### Background Information

Timmy grew up in an average household. He used to not believe in ghosts until he had a strange encounter at a hotel.

## Skills

* Filming
* Editing
* Writing

## Relationships

* Kerry Baran: Kerry is Timmy's best friend, and partner in ghost hunting. They bicker a lot over if ghost and monsters exist or not.
Prior

A **Prior** is a person who is the superior or the man-in-charge of a house or group of houses in a chapel. He is also in correspondence to a **Monk**. They are outranked by a Pastor, a Pope or the Crown.

According to the **6th Amendment** made by Pope George I, a **Prior** is given an equivalent rank to a military officer, supposedly a Master Sergeant or a Lieutenant of the **Royal Army**, depending on region and office.
Port of Entry

A **Port of Entry** (**POE**) is a place where one can lawfully enter a country by the waters. It mostly has border security and establishments to check passports, entries and exits, and to inspect luggage to assure that the smuggling does not take act. **Foreign Borders** by Sea are mostly the **Ports of Entry**, as are by road crossings and mountain ranges on a land border. **Seaports** can be used as ports of entry only when a royal decree presence is posted. The choice of whether to become a port of entry is up to the civil authority controlling the port, as the legal order can only be passed by the government office.
Mace Thrane

King Mace Thrane crowned as the King of West Hills in 170 CE

Prince Jordayne Thrane; younger son

Princess Elaria Thrane; daughter

Lord Oswell Thrane; father (deceased)

Lady Alice Easternling; mother (deceased)

Lord Ornell Thrane; uncle

Lord Jason Thrane; elder brother (deceased)

Duchess Esmé Thrane; middle sister

Duke Ronald Thrane; younger brother

Duchess Louisa Thrane; younger sister

Lord Herbert Padbury; mentor (deceased)

Ser Anthony Gabriel; mentor (deceased)

Lord Manfred Manning; cousin

Ser Markus Manning; cousin

Ser Addam Stockwell; kin

Ser Eustace Padbury; kin

Ser Jason Lockwood; kin

Captain Levi Seaborn; kin

**King Mace Thrane** is the son of Lord **Orwell Thrane** and the husband to Queen Rhaella Thrane. He is the King of West Hills and one of the **Six Strongest Rulers of the Sternlands**.
More Than a Million Miles

## **More Than a Million Miles** by Sugababes

**More Than a Million Miles** is the tenth track (twelfth on UK/Japan Edition) of the Sugababes' second album, Angels with Dirty Faces.

## Personnel

* Engineer – Steve Musters
* Guitar, Electric Bass – Shawn Lee
* Mixed By – Lucas Secon, Steve Muster
* Producer, Programmed By – Lucas Secon
* Written-By – Range, Buchanan, Lucas Secon, Mary-Ann Morgan, Buena

## References

1. ↑ Angels with Dirty Faces. Discogs. https://www.discogs.com/release/246223-Sugababes-Angels-With-Dirty-Faces
Valet

A **Valet** is a male servant who serves as the personal attendant to his liege lord. The General Term "valet" refers to a normal servant responsible for the clothes and personal belongings of his master, and making minor arrangements. The role is often confused with a butler, but Butlers are higher in rank, with a lesser touch to nobility and can rise to positions of lesser lordship.
Barrack

**Barracks** are buildings used to accommodate military personnel. The word originates from the 2nd century Latin to Andal word "**barraca**" ("**soldier's tent**"), but in current times, barracks are permanent buildings. The word may apply to separate housing blocks or to complete complexes, and the plural form often refers to a single structure and may be singular in construction. The term "**Garrison Town**" is a common expression for any town that has military barracks, i.e., a permanent military presence nearby.

The main object of barracks is to separate soldiers from the civilian population and reinforce discipline, training, and fighting spirit. They have been called "**discipline factories for soldiers**". Like industrial factories, some are considered to be shoddy or dull buildings, although others are known for their magnificent architecture such as Fort Collins and Fort Christopher in Estonia, Fort Thomas and Fort Dustin in Lordsport, and others such as Fort Strongarm, Saint David, and Saint Paris. From the rough barracks of 2nd-century conscript armies, filled with hazing and illness and barely differentiated from the livestock pens that housed the draft animals, to the clean and networked barracks of all-volunteer militaries, the word can have a variety of connotations.
Cadet Branch

"*We are kin. Torbels of Dorkshire and Torbels of Estermont*".

―Lord Eustace Torbel reminds Lord William Torbel of their blood ties.

They are usually created when a younger member of a noble house, who is not the current heir of the family seat, is granted lands and titles of his own. Bastards, if legitimized, or trueborn descendants of legitimized bastards, when granted lands and titles of their own, also found cadet branches.

Larger and wealthier noble houses such as the **Torbels**, the **Lyoncasters**, the **Staffords**, or the **Byrch** may have numerous younger cousins, but these are all part of the main house - albeit far down in the line of succession. When younger children or cousins form their own cadet branch, they become head of this new house, though the cadet branch is not considered as prestigious as the main line.

Strictly speaking, a "***cadet branch***" consists of only male-line descendants, in an unbroken chain from father to son - in which case the founding member was a younger son of another noble house. The inheritance systems in the Seven Kingdoms do not put as much value on descent through the female line. New houses have been formed from the female-line younger descendants of other houses, but their lineage is considered inferior compared to cadet branches who can claim male-line descent.
Ranger's Guild of East Town

**The Ranger's Guild of East Town** is an Establishment of Rangers founded in 77 CE by Lord Brandon Eastwood, the Viceroy of Eastwood and the Lord of East Town to protect the borders of **Eastwood's Domain**, following the **Second Skirmish of East Town** where nearly hundred men died defending the township with no aid of the crown.

**The Ranger's Guild of East Town** is lesser guild and a branch of the Ranger's Guild of Eastshire.

### Positions:

1. Ranger Leader.
2. Ranger Captain.
3. Ranger Lieutenant.
4. Ranger Sergeant.
5. Ranger.
Privateer Ship

A **Privateer Ship** is an armed sea vessel that is boarded by a privateer crew.

Privateer Vessels include of range of ships such as Cogs, Catalans, Sloops, Ketches, Brigs, Carracks, Barques, and Galleons, from weakest to strongest captain, with various captains controlling a fleet of smaller and medium ships.

## Known Privateer Vessels

* The Aquila
* Saint James
* Greyhound
* The Rat
* The Harlaw
* The Valerie
* Sammy's Fish
* The Red Dawn
* Jessie
* The Admiral Crown
* The Raider
* Indies Tamar
* The Princess
* The Defiant
* Captain's Bitch