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Subais The Quick, full name Subais Taron, was a legendary swordsman during 14th century [[Tokiza]]. Subais had a large metal hat, that stretched over 3 feet in diameter. He wore a long, grey trench coat, with tall boots. Subais is still considered the greatest swordsman of all time by many on Tokiza, the records say he was “a god fighting amongst men.” Subais was a [[darka]]. | Subais The Quick, full name Subais Taron, was a legendary swordsman who lived during 14th century [[Tokiza]]. Subais had a large metal hat, that stretched over 3 feet in diameter. He wore a long, grey trench coat, with tall boots. Subais is still considered the greatest swordsman of all time by many on Tokiza, the records say he was “a god fighting amongst men.” Subais was a [[darka]]. | ||
Subais used to be a simple farmer, having taken sword fighting classes in the capital city. He lived a days journey away from the capital city, and he lived on a hillside were he farmed [[tarmidian trees]] for tea. Subais had a family of 4, with two sons, a daughter, and his sick bedridden wife. Subais repeatedly sent money to the capital, asking for medicine in return. Unfortunately, the capital took too long to reply to his request, and his wife eventually died. Subais was devastated, believing his life was over. But as if it couldn’t get worse, a group of bandits broke into his house and stole his sons, leaving him with his daughter. They told him his sons would make good bandits one day, but his daughter was of no use to them. Fueled by rage, Subais tracked down the bandits and killed them with his sword, but his sons were nowhere to be found. He never saw his sons again. | Subais used to be a simple farmer, having taken sword fighting classes in the capital city. He lived a days journey away from the capital city, and he lived on a hillside were he farmed [[tarmidian trees]] for tea. Subais had a family of 4, with two sons, a daughter, and his sick bedridden wife. Subais repeatedly sent money to the capital, asking for medicine in return. Unfortunately, the capital took too long to reply to his request, and his wife eventually died. Subais was devastated, believing his life was over. But as if it couldn’t get worse, a group of bandits broke into his house and stole his sons, leaving him with his daughter. They told him his sons would make good bandits one day, but his daughter was of no use to them. Fueled by rage, Subais tracked down the bandits and killed them with his sword, but his sons were nowhere to be found. He never saw his sons again. | ||
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Subais The Quick, full name Subais Taron, was a legendary swordsman who lived during 14th century Tokiza. Subais had a large metal hat, that stretched over 3 feet in diameter. He wore a long, grey trench coat, with tall boots. Subais is still considered the greatest swordsman of all time by many on Tokiza, the records say he was “a god fighting amongst men.” Subais was a darka.
Subais used to be a simple farmer, having taken sword fighting classes in the capital city. He lived a days journey away from the capital city, and he lived on a hillside were he farmed tarmidian trees for tea. Subais had a family of 4, with two sons, a daughter, and his sick bedridden wife. Subais repeatedly sent money to the capital, asking for medicine in return. Unfortunately, the capital took too long to reply to his request, and his wife eventually died. Subais was devastated, believing his life was over. But as if it couldn’t get worse, a group of bandits broke into his house and stole his sons, leaving him with his daughter. They told him his sons would make good bandits one day, but his daughter was of no use to them. Fueled by rage, Subais tracked down the bandits and killed them with his sword, but his sons were nowhere to be found. He never saw his sons again.
Years later, Subais was 37 and his daughter was 16, he was reading the daily gubas(news). He saw a man called Jamike, making a stand against the unjust rulership. Subais at this time had taken training from an old wise man who lived on the mountains. So he was a skilled swordsman. Subais went to the city, e saw Jamike standing and talking to the people, royal guards were trying to get to him, but villagers had gathered so heavily that nobody could get to Jamike. Subais walked towards the castle, and in one sweep of his sword, he cut down the castle gate. The villagers started storming the castle, with Subais at the front. Subais cut down 31 knights and royal guards that day, granting the villagers a safe passage to overthrow the king.
After his help in the darka liberation, Subais went home, living out the rest of his days with his daughter.