Bane Cobra

### Ancestors

The Treble FamilyThe Cobra FamilyQueen Vengeance Cobra (paternal great-grandmother)Queen Myora Treble (maternal great-grandmother)

## Status

### Current Status

Alive (as of Book 2)

Prince **Bane Lynxen Cobra** is a young male Sakardanese human with Primedalian and Moonglaidan roots, and is the main protagonist of Book 2. He is the crown prince of the Sakardan Kingdom.

He was born in Sakardan Central, and currently resides on Cyclone Island as a member of the A-Team.

He is the only son of Commander Brazen Cobra and Lynxen, and nephew of King Lucifer Cobra.

Bane's mount for most of the series is Eclipse, an exotic pegasus stallion.

## Appearance

In Book 2, Bane is said to have light brown skin, curly dark brown hair, hazel eyes and light freckles across his nose and cheeks.

## Personality

Contaray to what most assume given his family, Bane is not a vicious or violent human, unlike most Sakardenese. Since his childhood, he has always been kind, gentle, understanding, and calm. While Bane *does* posses other Sakardanese qualities like bravery and loyalty, he doesn't enjoy harming others unless absolutely necessary.

Bane secretly loves the thrill of flying and being free, but his fear of being forced onto the Sakardanese throne has turned him into a quiet and nervous Crown Prince, dreading his possible future. When with those who are more powerful than him, Bane tries hard to remain silent and not draw any attention, and when talked to, he becomes awkward. Given his kind nature, Bane is easy to trick and manipulate, given that he sees the good in everyone.

While he is a calm and gentle person, Bane doesn't let anything harm the people and creatures he loves, making him very willing to fight if it comes to their safety, as shown during his escape from Sakardan in Book 2.

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## Biography

#### Early Life

Bane grew up in the Castle of Sakardan, located in Sakardan Central. Almost two years after his birth, his mother, Lynxen, was murdered. Bane's father, Brazen, was left to raise his only son on his own. Lucifer, Brazen's older brother, almost immediately started taking control of his nephew, enforcing strict rules upon him.

As a child, Bane was quiet and sensible, never willing to hurt anyone. He had a remarkable way with both griffons, pegasi and dragons, most notably, the Royal Dragon Family of Sakardan.

Bane's future as the heir to the Sakardan throne was decided when he was still in his mother's womb. King Cobra, who lost his wife and daughter in a war many years ago, needed the Cobra family to stay in power, even if it meant his nephew would become king.

#### Junior Military School

Since he was royalty, Bane was never outright teased during junior military school, but he always noticed people staring at him disapprovingly every time he didn't participate in a violent activity.

As he grew older, King Cobra kept Bane away from most of the kingdom, keeping him at the North Tower during the night and in the castle during the day, as best as he could. Bane often visited Armine, a famous Sakardan Writer, whenever he felt lonely or misunderstood. As Bane grew older, Armine was the one who taught him how to write and draw (two skills rarely practiced in Sakardan)

#### Senior Military School

In Book 2, it is told that Bane fully completed his first year of Senior Military school with top marks in academics, but close to a 'fail' grade in Battle Practice. Bane leaves Sakardan mid-way through his second year.

#### Book 1

Bane is very briefly mentioned in Book 1, chapter [insert #]. In that chapter, Emerald and Princess Gemini are discussing about potential people of Mystopia who would be great assets to the Cyclone Rebels, and convincing other brain-washed citizens to follow them. They come to the conclusion that only royalty could have that much influence. As they talk about all the rulers and potential heirs of the four kingdoms, Emerald mentions Bane, prince of Sakardan, and how she doubts he would abandon his kingdom and become a Rebel. Gemini says anything is possible, in relation to Bane becoming a Rebel, before the conversation comes to an end.

#### Book 2; Part one: Destiny

Book 2 is told entirely in Bane's perspective (minus the prologue and epilogue), and circles around his escape from Sakardan and joining of the Rebels.

Part one of Book 2 starts off with Bane in the throne room of Sakardan's castle, with his uncle. Since it was the weekend, Bane's only day off from Military school, he longed to return to his room, in the North Tower.

*More information coming soon!*