After reminiscing the past on how he became a Rune Knight, he felt a flood of nostalgia flowing through him that he can't help but think back at the day when he was assigned his first mission, which earned him a higher ranking spot than his comrades in arms. It was around this time that he was assigned to perform his duty as a Rune Knight alone with a job befitting a man of his rank. This served as a test for him to see if he truly has what it takes to be a Rune Knight, though that is what he thought at that time. Looking back, it may have only been a regular mission, but a mission he carried out successfully and perfectly nevertheless.
He has been sent to Oak town to carry out an important mission in preventing an elderly from being in harm's way as a bodyguard. He was up to the task, knowing full well of his capabilities both as a swashbuckler and a wizard. Nothing is too big of a task for him, as he believes himself to be what a human beings should aspire to be - perfect, and he does his responsibilities and chores perfectly. Cleaning the dishes? All squeaky clean! Broken vase? Turn it into a masterpiece! It's as if he is capable of literally every skill and trade. Everyone believes him to be flawless, but in reality, he believes himself to be too perfect that he can't make mistakes - a flaw in which he pondered after all this time.
Gripping his Chevalier de Fleur, his rapier, he struts his way into Oak Town to look for a Miss Cooper. He was aptly provided with a photo reference of the individual - an endearingly nice elderly woman who would feed you lots of food regardless of your weight. Who in their right minds would think of harming such innocent and pure creature such as Miss Cooper?
Envy, a sin that brings forth the worst traits of a person. It is through envy that they decided to eliminate the opposition as their method of reaping their rewards. Unthinkable as it is, it is a sound strategy, albeit immoral and cowardly - something that Francois is not. He faces his problems head on with a cool head and with a good moral compass. Perhaps his perfection caused him to win 99% of the time. That, or because of his quick wits and reflexes, things a swashbuckler should have.
Therein lies the problem, however. He has no idea what the assassin would look like nor does he know anything of the individual who sent them. He also has to avoid telling Miss Cooper about the threat. As specified in his job description, the client doesn't want her to find out about the assassination. His uniform definitely raises suspicion, which is why he sought and dressed in his casual attire - purple coat, white buttoned shirt worn underneath his brown vest, a purple ascot, his usual. As much as he'd like to bring his rapier, it would raise even more suspicion not to Miss Cooper, but to the assassin, hence, he brought an ancient wand, one that serves as a medium to cast his spells. Yes, he has thought much of the details of his mission and has prepared himself to execute his duties as a Rune Knight.
1 Year Ago
He has been sent to Oak town to carry out an important mission in preventing an elderly from being in harm's way as a bodyguard. He was up to the task, knowing full well of his capabilities both as a swashbuckler and a wizard. Nothing is too big of a task for him, as he believes himself to be what a human beings should aspire to be - perfect, and he does his responsibilities and chores perfectly. Cleaning the dishes? All squeaky clean! Broken vase? Turn it into a masterpiece! It's as if he is capable of literally every skill and trade. Everyone believes him to be flawless, but in reality, he believes himself to be too perfect that he can't make mistakes - a flaw in which he pondered after all this time.
Gripping his Chevalier de Fleur, his rapier, he struts his way into Oak Town to look for a Miss Cooper. He was aptly provided with a photo reference of the individual - an endearingly nice elderly woman who would feed you lots of food regardless of your weight. Who in their right minds would think of harming such innocent and pure creature such as Miss Cooper?
Envy, a sin that brings forth the worst traits of a person. It is through envy that they decided to eliminate the opposition as their method of reaping their rewards. Unthinkable as it is, it is a sound strategy, albeit immoral and cowardly - something that Francois is not. He faces his problems head on with a cool head and with a good moral compass. Perhaps his perfection caused him to win 99% of the time. That, or because of his quick wits and reflexes, things a swashbuckler should have.
Therein lies the problem, however. He has no idea what the assassin would look like nor does he know anything of the individual who sent them. He also has to avoid telling Miss Cooper about the threat. As specified in his job description, the client doesn't want her to find out about the assassination. His uniform definitely raises suspicion, which is why he sought and dressed in his casual attire - purple coat, white buttoned shirt worn underneath his brown vest, a purple ascot, his usual. As much as he'd like to bring his rapier, it would raise even more suspicion not to Miss Cooper, but to the assassin, hence, he brought an ancient wand, one that serves as a medium to cast his spells. Yes, he has thought much of the details of his mission and has prepared himself to execute his duties as a Rune Knight.
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