Thulian Amasharve

Thulian Amasharve, was the son of Emerich Amasharve, brother of Geyra Amasharve, and former Prince of the Emerich Sphere.

He is the current Lord of the Black Vagabond and a recurring antagonist in the series.

Biology
Thulian had been raised away from many citizens of Intorra during his childhood due to being born with an incredibly sensitive nervous system, making him highly susceptible to pain. Thulian instead took to learning the strategy of war, and negotiation tactics that were necessary behind the front lines.

During an expedition, whilst under the watchful eye of Loyalant Desmon, Thulian was shipwrecked on a remote island for years, entirely alone. Over these years, Thulian's body had been slowly infected by Aemon Energy; changing his body to become less susceptible to pain, have greater physical endurance and was more adept to accomplishing feats of strength.

Thulian would in the years that follow, proceed to journey from, slowly conquering factions, ultimately amassing his own army of followers to, under the title of the, The Black Vagabond, which he entered his former homeland with, and proceeded to raid and slaughter the inhabitants of the citadel.

Thulian's followers would soon return to Intorra, being a constant source of disruption for the kingdom. He would occasionally appear to harass and confront Geyra; his sister, who was now an official guard, turned Lord of Intorra.

The two of them would be captured by Akumu, Untergan's servant during the Crimson War. Geyra would escape, with Thulian seemingly, willingly remaining to serve as the mortal vessel for Untergan's army to physically enter The Land.

Allowing Geyra

It is unknown as to whether or not Thulian, or at least his physical form, survived the blast, as no body was ever found.

Powers/Abilities
He was born with Aemon's Touch, indicated by his crimson red iris', and his command of Aemon energy, a deadly energy force powered by Vice.

Trivia

 * Thulian is the only character do undergo a complete character overhaul, as apposed to the graudal development of other characters. This was done as Chatterwell couldn't stand Thulian's flimsy and aggrivating characterisation.
 * Thulian's weapons name comes from the Maori noun "Mana Motuhake"; meaning "Self-Determination", or "Independence".