Lord Protector

Kilkenny

Ireland city of Kilkenny – this city is a bit gloomy with its colors. The city is large, dark gray, and the streets are stone. In the morning, the city shimmers with sunny 4k colors with atmospheric graphics. Can hear people, birds and gypsy musicians who earn a living. And also in the center of the city there is a large castle of the Lord Protector. There is a beautiful market in Gorodets, as well as the city square where the holidays are held. In the evening, the city shimmers with the rays of the evening sun and the clouds become darker. Transparent puddles shine, the wind blows gently, crickets can be heard. The city is surrounded by stone walls, the city has three lattice gates in total. The first lattice iron gate is located near the castle, the second is behind the city center and the third is located where the city ends a little. Near which there are soldiers. There are also soldiers with muskets on the tops of the stone wall. Beyond the city there is a forest where wolfwalkers live secretly, who protect the forest from the townspeople so that they do not cut down their forest. There is a feud between humans and wolfwalkers. People don't know that wolfwalkers are also people, but they can turn into wolves. And through a bite, it can simply give a citizen the power of a wolfwalker so that he can also turn into wolves. Wolfwalkers are people who turn into wolves when they sleep. When their human body sleeps and a wolf in the form of a spirit jumps out of their sleeping body, turning into a second living shell.The wolf spirit and the sleeping human shell are connected, if you damage the wolf dhu when it is not in a transparent form but alive, then the wounds on the wolf spirit will affect the sleeping human shell. And if you damage the sleeping human shell, then the wolf spirit, like the sleeping human shell, will die.

Mind 🧠

Lord Protector is a character and the main antagonist. He is the defender of the Irish city called "Kilkenny". Although the creators admit that he is based on the historical figure of Oliver Cromwell, he is never referred to by that name in history.

Personality

The Lord Protector is a proud and inflexible man virtually devoid of compassion, sympathy, understanding, and is intolerant of anything or anyone that questions or threatens his authority. A religious man, he is self-righteous and believes he acts in accordance to the will of God in spreading order and taming the wilds, a representation of the disorder and strife he hates and will not allow in the land that is his protectorate. He has no patience for children and would rather put those under his command to exhausting work in the scullery than allow them to run wild and misbehave, and he has no qualms threatening a child to the stocks to get them back in line with his authority. Due to his Christian worldview, he abhors anything he considers to be pagan nonsense though after realizing the mystical Wolfwalkers are real, he declares their abilities to be witchcraft and that they must be destroyed. In his final moments, rather than die at the fangs of Wolfwalker, which he believes is a form of deviltry, Cromwell choses to take his own life. He believes he is dying a martyr's death and hearkens his soul to the Lord with his final words.

Appearance

The Lord Protector is a broad-shouldered, stocky man with shoulder-length brown hair starting to turn gray. He has a stern face with a wart on his nose and chin. The eyes are steel-gray in color. He wears a white collar around his neck, as well as a black raincoat on his back. He's wearing a red sweatshirt with white sleeves. He has a light brown uniform that reaches to his knees, and he has a red ribbon around his waist. The trousers are dark brown. He is wearing dark grey brown boots with a metal buckle. Armor: His armor is dark gray-black, his red ribbon at the waist is dark red. His armor ends below his waist and his dark red robe is visible. He is wearing dark grey brown boots with a metal buckle.

Weapon

A musket, a sword, two pistols.

A pet

A white horse with a white mane. When a horse is in armor, its armor is also dark gray, and the saddle is brown. Under the armor is a dark red mantle that covers the horse's body.

Relationships

Robin Goodfellowe – He has no patience with children, and he would rather send them to the dishwasher for a whole day of grueling work than let them stay at home unattended. The Lord Protector sees Robin as nothing more than a necessary inconvenience. He needs Bill to catch the wolves. Despite the fact that she is introduced to him, the Lord Protector never calls her by her first name, but only "girl". Mebh Óg MacTíre – He doesn't distinguish Mebh from any other naughty kid in town, except that she dared to go on stage and mock his authority when he tries to prove that the big wolf is tamed. Bill Goodfellowe – The Lord Protector brought Bill to Ireland to clear the surrounding forest of wolves. As the days go by, Bill keeps coming back empty-handed, and the Lord Protector is less and less supportive of Bill's usefulness. When his daughter starts challenging his decisions and talking pagan nonsense, the Lord Protector gets tired of the fact that Bill can't even control his daughter. Móll MacTíre – He only knows Mall as a very big wolf that needs to be tamed. Wolves – The Lord Protector calls wolves ‘beasts’ and hates them primarily because they embody unbridled savagery and their presence prevents loggers from clearing the forest.