Sundella
“We do not question the order. We become it.”
Age: Unknown
Foruth and Dacken were assigned to the Solomon Royal Family long before the current fractures surfaced. Chosen not for ambition, but for consistency, they have served through shifting reigns, hidden corridors, and truths never meant for public record.
They are rarely seen apart. Not by rule but by understanding.
Both men swore their lives to Nu Oarren and the protection of its royal bloodline. That oath came at a cost neither speaks of: families left behind, moments missed, lives placed permanently on hold.
Their loyalty is uncomplicated and absolute. King Javari comes first. The kingdom comes before all else. Personal desire has no place within their duty and they accepted this long ago.
They do not seek recognition.
They seek completion of the task.
Background & Loyalties
Serious, disciplined, and unwavering, Foruth and Dacken operate with shared awareness. Words are minimal, gestures efficient. Humour exists but only between them, brief and quiet, released when vigilance allows.
They are not cruel men. Nor are they soft. Each understands the other without explanation, functioning as two minds bound by the same responsibility.
Where others debate morality,
they act.
Personality
Foruth is dark-skinned with closely cropped hair and a weathered, resolute face shaped by years of service. Dacken, of Indian heritage with medium brown skin, mirrors his stature and intensity.
Both wear purple and gold royal armour functional, reinforced, and unadorned beyond necessity. Weapons are always within reach. They dress not for ceremony but readiness.
Appearance
Highly trained in combat, weaponry, and tactical manoeuvres, Foruth and Dacken operate seamlessly in defence and extraction scenarios. Their coordination allows them to anticipate threat before it fully forms.
They possess advanced martial training, enhanced strength, and precision power strikes. Together, they form a moving barrier; one that does not break.
They do not protect the throne.
They protect what remains when everything else fails.
