Grimmwald

@meira_shae: Aww, thanks, Paragon!

Time for some bio tinkering.

Not knowing how to take his head off the center-line is a big reason in why all Max Holloway really needed was a jab to beat Frankie Edgar.

• Were he certain Charlemagne was alive, Kellan would prioritize killing him above all his targets.
• Has grown possessive of Tessa as of late.
• Believes Richard to be dead, killed by the Strigidae as retaliation for Kellan's murder of the Beast of Brass.

NSFW

I'll post again after Sha does.

I had no idea Emma Thompson played Professor Trelawney in the Harry Potter movies. She's completely unrecognizable in that role. Makes me love her even more.

It's always an obstacle when I want to write two characters with opposing ethical values in a significant capacity. Basically, maining a heroic character and a villainous character simultaneously. In this case, Grimmwald is my villainous character given the excessive cruelty, callousness and brutality of his methods regardless of the nobleness of his goal. Phenomenal would be my heroic character. I've run into this issue before when I wanted to write both Thee Champion and Satar but it's almost impossible to do without these characters seeking each other out since they operate against the fundamental standards of the other.

We'll brainstorm soon.

The forum looks like Dominick Cruz's shoulders. Comically narrow for it's size.