AnglerStudios:Story/Enzi

Enzi

Enzi is the primary protagonist, and is hella cool. Though he appears to be and thinks himself human, he is, in fact, a Trenashi. He carries himself in a very lazy fashion, speaking ineloquently and is rarely impressed or even particularly respectful of authority. However, he does possess an incredibly keen and pronounced sense of Right and Wrong - partially due to his Trenashian blood - which defines his actions, and always motivates him to do things he otherwise wouldn't do. He sees it as his implicit duty to stop evil wherever he encounters it.

Other than his strong moral impulse, Enzi doesn't take himself very seriously, and often will jokingly demand payment for his services. Not that rewards don't fill him with unparralleled glee. He finds questing to be dull and bothersome, and lacks subtlety, not due to unintelligence, but due to bluntness and a lack of refinement. His major vices are a penchant for stealing things which aren't his, and a degree of apathy towards trivial matters (like people's motivations), and even to some degree people's troubles. He is also somewhat blazè about fighting, killing and warfare.

Enzi has a habit of spontaneously sharing lengthy, bizarre and uncomfortable stories with people when left alone with them to wait for something. He also tends to be a little eccentric, and likes to dress down - that is, eternally in his singelet and baggy pants.

He has an unusual gifting in the area of Economics. Oh, and he's apparently got the potential to be one of the most powerful entities on the planet.

Pre-Game History

Birth

Enzi was born approximately 20 years before the beginning of the Storyline, son of the King of the great Trenashi Capital, Burgand. He was born with his Twin Cousin, Uzi. Nine months later, Lamb Shank marched on Burgand, and the King and Queen sent their children away with the Human Ambassador Mushi.

Mushi took them to Darlan, the Royal Capital. There, King Roland demanded that he be moved somewhere else in the Kingdom, so as to withdraw Lamb Shank's attention away from the capitol. Mushi left the two children at Enzi, with the caretakers Bob and Sheila. They didn't know the children's exact history, or even that they were Trenashi, and so brought them up like humans.

At Fifteen (That's 15 for those of us who can't read)

Given their strange powers, Enzi and Uzi began to generate general uneasiness in the neighbouring peoples. People tended to stay away, except the rather clueless Grove Apple pickers, and Bob and Sheila, who could't care less, really. Rumours started spreading. All this served only to strengthen and deepen the relationship between Enzi and Uzi.

Then, a felon from Darlan started terrorising the area. He would assault and murder unsuspecting women, caging the area in terror. Unmindful of the atmosphere of fear, Uzi and Enzi went out wondering one day, when, by way of their Trenashi sense, they sensed the evil of the killer and found him with a fresh victim. In the inevitable struggle, Uzi and Enzi were forced to kill the killer.

Later that evening, after returning the girl to her home, Uzi and Enzi had a long argument about the incident. Enzi, while convinced that he had done the best possible thing, was still slightly uneasy about having killed the man. Both were absolutely certain of the evil the man did and was doing when they found him. The argument began when Uzi stated that he wished all evil-doers everywhere to be killed right away.

The two had very different ideologies - Uzi believed all people should be made, by force, to adhere to what was Right, so evil could be stamped out everywhere. Enzi, however, asserted the need for freewill, and further that Good and Evil were meaningless without the ability to choose. Enzi believed that Order and Law should be enforced, but choices not policed.

It ended with Uzi storming out, announcing that he would conquer all the world so as to create a Good one.

Five Years Later

Enzi waited five years in desperate hope that his brother would return, a testament to his idealism. Uzi did not return, however, and, fearing that Uzi was going to do something terrible, Enzi left his home, and set off after him. That is where our story begins.

Relationships

Leen

There is a significant amount of mutual attraction between Enzi and Leen. Leen, however, being somewhat more refined and compassionate than Enzi, tends to berate his seemingly (and frequently) uncaring or selfish behaviour. She also doesn't think much of Enzi's intellegence. Enzi, in turn, feels that Leen is always getting the party into unnecessary trials. This equates to a lot of arguing between the two, and this arguing had meant that they are initially unwilling to explore any sort of romance as their pride is on the line.

Something does eventually bloom, but then a new problem of Leen's royalness emerges. Enzi couldn't give a brass razzoo about Leen's princesshood, but she's got a thing for properness, so this stresses her out. Hoth doesn't help. Then they find out that Enzi's a prince, and she's over the moon.

They end up married, and Enzi ends up King. He's pretty happy about the first, pretty 'meh' over the second. He keeps forgetting, actually.

Flock the White Prince

These two never actually meet until their fight to the death, but at first Flock feels that Enzi is some annoying gnat taking advantage of Lamb Shank's idiocy/madness to tear their little power base apart. As Enzi grows in power, however, Flock begins to regard him as the Hector to his Achilles, and looks forward to their inevitable conflict as the fight that will put both their names into both bard-songs and history books forever. Enzi thinks Flock is a powerful enemy, but deluded in his belief that fame will somehow in some abstract way render him immortal.

And Enzi is somewhat jealous that Leen, like most other women, finds Flock rather attractive.

Jim

Oooh, this is a blood vendetta if you ever saw one.