Zearos D. S'ahlesius: Difference between revisions

[[File:Zearos_1.png|thumb|left]]Zearos (Z-ear-oh-s) D. S'ahlesius (Suh-less-e-us) is by far one of the oldest remaining members of the military era. Past the first era of the State, Zearos almost always refused to take positions as a commander or guild leader in any military guild, he instead opted to act as an advisoradviser to the heads of the guilds to which he was loyal, and as an ambassador to others. His word was always considered and respected by the wiser of the military leaders.

As a generalGeneral, Zearos (At this time under the name Kantor) worked very closely and developed a great relationship with Kentiman. At the time, Zearos and Auel got along fairly well, each had a fairly large amount of mutual respect for the other. Zearos met many of the men who became legends of Imperia during this time, this included people such as those mentioned above (Harau, Kentiman, Jade, Link, and Auel) as well as others such as Ryzallion, Occido, Zaer, and Sir Richard.

This was also when Zearos befriended two underrated members of Imperia and State history, SenlockSenlok Wehlet (Later known as John) and Occido. Both of these players were incredibly intelligent and became good friends of Zearos. They spent a large amount of their free time in Graal searching for secrets of the game, looking into the many hidden rooms and doors that seemed like they were either password accessible or to be released soon. They called the group that seeked out these secrets "The Society" after a building of such sorts that used to sit in south Swamp Town. They remained close friends over the many years they played, all loyal to Auel and his guilds.

Despite the immense success of Imperia, Auel one day logged off and did not return for 13 days. During this time Imperia crumbled without his guiding hands, many of the guild leaders and nobility made futile attempts to save Imperia. Unfortunately they could not, and thus the first era of Imperia ended. The behaviourbehavior of disappearing and allowing guilds to crumble, only to come back with plans for something new was something Auel would never break the habit of doing, the only difference is he grew less appologeticapologetic of the fact after dozens of times.

After Imperia fell, Zearos spent a large amount of his time on Graal doing something with other Imperians that would quickly become one of the favorite activities of Imperia and eventually the State, killing Graal babies. This was before any adoption center was set up, so the babies at the time all sat crowding the streets of Graal City. Zearos and the others spent endless hours trapping, tourturingtorturing, killing, and generally harassing the Graal babies.

Overall, there were 9 Eras of Imperia spanning nearly two years. Between the many eras of Imperia were a series of other guilds designed by Auel, sometimes giving other leaders a chance to shine. The non military in between guilds included The Baby Punchers Association, a guild dedicated to the antagonizing of Graal Babies, a few attempts the Graal News Network, Auel's idea for a more efficient way to get news to graaliansGraalians, it failed all three times it was tried, Zearos acted as both a Journalist and an Editor.

There were minor differentiationsdifferences between the eras. In the 3rd, the structure was that of a monarchy, the fourth was an empire, the 6th took the form of a republic, during which time Zearos acted as a councilman for the Imperian Council.

The War of Paranoia took place in the fourth era of Imperia. At the time Zaer was Auel's righthandright-hand man. Over the past week or two, there had been reports of lower ranked members of Imperia being occasionally attacked by members of Harau Bacsey's military organization, The Bacseyian Federation, which he formed out of spite when he had been kicked, but took half a year to make any real action on it. The war truly started with the Battle of Belle Isle, the details of which have been somewhat exaggerated or forgotten in other tellings, I hope this can clear at least some things up.

At this point, Auel had cycled through probably a dozen organizations in three months. Zearos had lead guilds in nearly all of them, as he had since the first Imperia. Overall, between each new guild Auel had him create, reforms during Imperian Eras, and just straight up bullshit from Auel, Zearos had spent around 25,000 GraalatsGralats and a thousand hours for Imperia and Auel, and although in the early days he was appreciated, ever since the W.O.P, Auel had taken every officer under him for granted. It was due to this, and anger at Auel's most recent random disappearance, that after Auel publicly proposed the ninth Imperia, Zearos went to Auel's Guild house to have a conversation with him. While intent was initially to be civil, the conversation quickly became heated, they debated furiously for almost an hour over all the wrongdoings and grievances Auel had done over the year and a half Zearos was in service to him. I will not burden you with the details of the argument, only that both sides were truly furious by the end, Zearos left in a foul mood, with no intention of ever joining Auel again.

The name itself came from two sources. The first being named after Zearos' Dungeons & Dragons character from when he used to play, Zearos Deklazdier, and the last name S'ahlesius was taken from a man who taught Zearos alota lot of the basics of the game in his early days, an 'assassin' named S'ahlesor.