Difference between revisions of "Lemont Family/Lazlo Lemont II"
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| − | == Ascendency to | + | == Ascendency to Nobility and Flight to Minas Leon == |
| − | Upon hearing of the Lemont Family's noble status, Lazlo II immediately married his | + | Upon hearing of the Lemont Family's noble status, Lazlo II immediately married his Wilhelmina and pledged fealty to the realm which had come to rule over his surroundings, Silnaria. Following his marriage Lazlo moved into a premier Shanandoah estate, pledging further allegiance to the Crown Prince Claudius Motosuwa. Initially Lazlo found himself overwhelmed by the amount of messages he received, which promised him a future of raucous activity within the realm. He found, however, that the wealth of writing was built around a dark core. Reports began to come in of Silnarian nobles attacking one another, both by pen and by blade. Consistently orders were given to him which he could not convince his men to take part in (in part due to his family's recent ascension) and, yet, his pleas for clarification or different orders went unheeded by both his liege lord and Marshal. |
| + | Lazlo wracked his brain over a solution to his problem. Clearly Silnaria was on the verge of a civil war, and clearly they were utterly unprepared to deal with any outside force. Pausing over a map of Atamara, Lazlo realized that he'd forgotten about Minas Leon, the successor-state to Minas Ithil, in which his family had resided well before moving to Barad Gardor. That night he sent messengers clad in black to send his request for asylum and ordered Wilhelmina to prepare the household for flight. With the ink still wet upon his resignation of land and privilege within Silnaria, Lazlo fled to the region of Winham, where he awaited approval of his pledge for fealty. | ||
= Honours and Distinctions = | = Honours and Distinctions = | ||
* Editor and Creator of [[Leon%27s_Roar|The Leon's Roar]] (First Issue distributed Oct. 1st, 2013) | * Editor and Creator of [[Leon%27s_Roar|The Leon's Roar]] (First Issue distributed Oct. 1st, 2013) | ||
* Appointed Baron of Upper Tell (Sept. 28th, 2013) | * Appointed Baron of Upper Tell (Sept. 28th, 2013) | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 29 September 2013
Lazlo Lemont II is eldest son and de facto Patriarch of the Lemont family.
History
Ascendency to Nobility and Flight to Minas Leon
Upon hearing of the Lemont Family's noble status, Lazlo II immediately married his Wilhelmina and pledged fealty to the realm which had come to rule over his surroundings, Silnaria. Following his marriage Lazlo moved into a premier Shanandoah estate, pledging further allegiance to the Crown Prince Claudius Motosuwa. Initially Lazlo found himself overwhelmed by the amount of messages he received, which promised him a future of raucous activity within the realm. He found, however, that the wealth of writing was built around a dark core. Reports began to come in of Silnarian nobles attacking one another, both by pen and by blade. Consistently orders were given to him which he could not convince his men to take part in (in part due to his family's recent ascension) and, yet, his pleas for clarification or different orders went unheeded by both his liege lord and Marshal.
Lazlo wracked his brain over a solution to his problem. Clearly Silnaria was on the verge of a civil war, and clearly they were utterly unprepared to deal with any outside force. Pausing over a map of Atamara, Lazlo realized that he'd forgotten about Minas Leon, the successor-state to Minas Ithil, in which his family had resided well before moving to Barad Gardor. That night he sent messengers clad in black to send his request for asylum and ordered Wilhelmina to prepare the household for flight. With the ink still wet upon his resignation of land and privilege within Silnaria, Lazlo fled to the region of Winham, where he awaited approval of his pledge for fealty.
Honours and Distinctions
- Editor and Creator of The Leon's Roar (First Issue distributed Oct. 1st, 2013)
- Appointed Baron of Upper Tell (Sept. 28th, 2013)
