Lefanis Family/Mordred
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| Status: | Alive and well |
| Class: | Priest/Ambassador |
| Realm/Island: | Meridian Republic, Beluaterra |
| Affiliation: | Meridians |
| Title: | Premier and Ambassador of Meridian Republic |
| Religion: | The Church of Qyrvagg |
| Former realms: | Toren, Minas Ithil, Avalon, Hetland, Republic of Fwuvoghor, Riombara |
| Former titles: | Premier and Arch Priest of Republic of Fwuvoghor, Baron of Darhauyo and Wilwau, Duke of Zod, High Treasurer of Riombara, Ambassador of Riombara, Grand Chamberlain of Riombara, Grand Justiciar of Meridian Republic |
Mordred was the most adventurous of the family, and ventured out to Toren on SEI. Impulsive and brash as he was in those times, he joined a rebellion disgusted with the leadership. It failed and he was presumed dead. But one of his skills was sailing, and he managed to steer his small boat to Minas Ithil, Atamara. Half dead, he managed make it to the capital and find a liege lord. But he was put on a short leash there, and grew weary. He left for Beluaterra after a row about him ordering people when the generals and marshals were wounded. These experiences hardened him. He became shrewd, and vowed not to let his impulsiveness ruin his life. He joined Republic of Fwuvoghor, where he maintained a low profile for a little while. He became close friends with Felmoure(Ex general and Lord of Fwuvoghor). Felmoure was appointed lord of Darhauyo, and Mordred followed him, leaving his oath in Villriil. Soon, Felmoure was appointed Duke of Fwuvoghor, the capital, and Felmoure at once appointed Mordred Lord of Darhauyo. Their friendship continued, they became like brothers.
When the incumbent Queen, Retravic(Who Mordred despised), stepped down from rulership, Mordred pushed his friend Felmoure to stand for election. Felmoure was elected the ruler. He recreated the House of Ministers, starting a slow reformation toward a republic. However, Felmoure was ambushed by undead, who were in league with Jean-Olivier, one of Retravic's insane cronies. Felmoure was crippled, his hands permanently lost their strength and vigor.
Every republican reform they tried to pass faced opposition from Retravic and the new Arch Priest, Jean-Olivier. It came to culmination when JeanOlivier taunted powerful realms, challenging them to attack RoF. He claimed the undead as his friends, and the monsters as the true enemy. Felmoure accused him of imposture, only a peasant would be capable of idiocy. JeanOliver rebelled, cornering Felmoure in his palace. Crippled, Felmoure could do naught, and was slain on the steps of his own palace.
Mordred did not give up hope. Immediately after the rebellion, Mordred was elected judge by a great majority, the only thing that saved him from being banned. His heart boiled with rage, he wanted revenge on Jean Olivier the mad, however he knew impulsiveness would lead him to defeat. He gathered friends, and made powerful allies, notably Duke Belzer of Fwuvghor. He led a vocal oppositon to JeanOlivier and Retravic.
The daimon Rampaging joined RoF, and Jean-Olivier decided to take advantage of the power the daimon afforded him, assaulting Avalon, laying waste to both Zod and Cteduul. Mordred opposed this action vehemently, knowing it would cause the world to look upon Fwuvoghor as they did upon Vlaandaren and Sint. Returning from the succesful seige of Zod, monsters were sighted in Darhauyo. Mordred and Jean Olivier were the only two nobles heading there at that point, and Mordred receiving word of the monsters, delayed his arrival. Jean Olivier fought them alone, and was killed by them, and if undead lore is to be beleived, dead by monsters leads to eternal damnation, a fate richly deserved by Jean Olivier.
Mordred's power grew with the demise of of Jean Olivier, and he made much progress with his republican agenda. Ben, who had a little republican agenda, was elected king. Although pure at heart, this man was indecisive, and allowed himself to be controlled by JeanOlivier's cousin, Nicolas/Felquiste, who shared the same beliefs as his evil cousin. A new threat has risen, the Church of Teros, a wicked religion lead by Capone, Ratravic's cousin. Together Capone and Nicolas whispered lies into Ben's mind, poisoning his ears with lies about Mordred.
Ben was betrayed by Nicolas, who rebelled as soon as he could, leading hundreds of mean against the palace, but superior planning by Mordred and Duke Belzer averted this threat. Mordred knew it was time to change the government, end the undecisiveness that had gripped it, and restore Fwuvoghor to the glory of its Republican days. Once Nicolas was banned, he rebelled, to kill the monarchy, succeeding, and recreating the republic. Mordred was crowned Premier of Fwuvoghor, and was reelected. Under his rule, Fwuvoghor prospered, making powerful allies, gaining new regions, and almost doubling in nobles. The House of Ministers were reimplemented, as were the old laws and codes of Fwuvoghor.
To Be Continued...
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