Marcellus Martialis Sabinus Próspero | |
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Title | Grand General, Lord |
Race | Human |
Nationality | Montbelliard |
Social status | Nobility, Lord |
The general who became Grand
Incidents
The Grand Telltale
Reporting back to his superior, the Minister of War Boyar Frederick Artynsk, the General gave his account of the events and unsuccessfully argued for severe punishment. The fate of the dramaturge was not in Boyar Artynsk's hands. Then the grand general, to keep a better eye on the goins on in the palace, decided to reconnect with his old warbuddy Titus of the High Royal Guards.
The General and the King
Having a few things to discuss with the King marcellus sought him out and ended up sparring with him. During the spar the issue of the failed promises to the soldier, such as the undelivered plunder, was brought up. The king told him to talk with someone else about it.
On the hunt for plunder
Not discouraged Marcellus tried to seek out the Minister of Finance but met just of the secretaries. While trying to shift the general's attention away he showed payments of pensions having been made. Marcellus saw though the numbers and considered them pitiful.