Thread:LunarSplendens/@comment-24233566-20140313135308/@comment-5783141-20140817015953

And thus, the ringmaster and the lone wolf exploded.

The End.

Thanks. I should do a version of the Solitary with no hood. Anyways, since you asked, he wasn't rebellious. In fact, it was the work of the Arrogant (Epirus's ancestor). He was once a famed philosopher and was known for making some strange theories that seemed to not make sense at first. A lot of his work was shadowed in obscurity (Void aspect) and it was this that made him rise to a sort of fame. The Arrogant on the other hand LOATHED him so, he decided to spite him. One day, while the Solitary was out, the Arrogant snuck into his hive and copied his greatest work. He then published it first and waited. Once the Solitary submitted his version, the Arrogant called him out and claimed that the "brilliant philospher" had copied off of him and that all of his brilliant theories and ideas were actually his. In a way, he destroyed the Solitary's fortune (Prince of Light descendant) and thus began the bitter feelings between the two bronze bloods. The Solitary would later go into hiding afraid to show his face to anyone. Nobody would listen, no one, and like such, he pined away til his dying day.

The End.

This would later be mirrored by Athens and Epirus. This would also later be the attitude of Athens with his broody and secretive nature. It is surely befitting of a Bard of Void, especially an angsty one that screwed everything up.

Anyways, sorry for putting Kankri Vantas to shame again, I love telling these kinds of stories.

However, I realized something with Ikabod today. The Headless and the Horseman both fit the 8-letter ancestor rule and I think his descendant would have been named Crayne.

Ikabod Crayne and the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow! :D