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Tyranio — Andrei Moshennichestvo
Published: 2015-06-05 18:56:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 604; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 3
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Traitor, criminal, looter, murderer, smugler and amateur accordion player. Examining the golden tooth freshly tored out from a fellow Dubrovzkan's mouth, standing tall with his handy shovel, capable of helping the dying to the afterlife and sometimes dig trenches when the "comrade-kommandant" kicks him hard enough.Related content
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(Sees the blood on the shovel)
I told him to never say it's a nice day to battle!
youtu.be/ttw4abodSJE?t=24
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ahha the expression is really nice, the description is better
i really like him cx
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One that's so intimidating and cool at the same time!btw, I can't seem to find your gombostonian literature, how do I get to it? I just can't seem to find it.
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Thank you very much
And what do you mean by that? The short novels I wrote? If so there are their folders.
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Oh,my bad. I thought there was a series to it, XD My mistake, but it does seem very good in the book, I like how Tyranio's character is intimidated by This Otto character, very impressive!
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Comming soon. I have quite an ammount of ideas for a complete story. Those "battles" were only experiments in writing. Just like drawing I like to practice first before diving into deep water.
And yeah, Otto is way beyond them. Besides I didn't wanted any of the characters to be too peerless or fearless.
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amazing artwork!
character looks very fitting for his description. A very sly looking man.
and seeing that tooth....jesus
also I love the MP40 slung over his back, excellent position
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Thank you very much.
Yeah, Andrei isn't hard to portrayal as he is more "one-dimensional" in character than most. Only question is the extend in which he goes in his get-rich plans. Like tearing out of golden prosthetics.
As for the MP40... well most likely that's where you going to find Andrei's weapons, he isn't much of the warrior.
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hehe, in the Union, cowards and looters as he are made examples of. If you know what I mean
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Yeah, that's why he fled from Dubrovzka to Gomboston. Allthough military career wasn't his intention, but he got caught and between this, an execution for trespassing or being sent back to Dubrovzka and from then to a gulag, army life seemed the most profitable.
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ah, I see. Westerners do have a tendency to make incentives to fight, rather than it being out of servitude to the collective, and honor for one's ideals, and the preservation of said ideals.
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Yeah. Gombostonian society is way more different than the Dubrovzkan one. Their sense of justice is really far from objective.
As everything builds everything the military, it is possible to one redeem itself with blood, if it's crimes ain't big enough. I mean if Andrei would be a civil murderer (technically soldiers are ones too, but they kill for the state) or some kind of rapist he would've been hanged without a problem, but a smugler and illegal immigrant is just fodder to the army. Besides he is from inferior blood... so they don't really hold as big standards for him and would've been used as a tool anyway. Of course Gombostonians have more strict rules to obey, as superior beings couldn't really afford getting their image damanged by petty crimes of inferiors.
Of course looting is forbidden in the army, so Andrei quickly moves from the regular army to a penal battalion where he meets Konrad, and through him he get's to Tyranio who uses a much loose leash on his subordinates as long it's increases their efficiency (of course anarchy would decrease that so there are limits... you get the idea), which is why he can look out for his financial future under his wings.
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how does Andrei fare later in life? does he perish or does he survive the war/
(Given he was moved to a punishment battalion, I suspect his chances of survival would be slim.)
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Well he was moved to a penal battalion, before Tyranio. He was moved back to regulars under Tyranio. After the fall of the Empire he went hiding from the Dubrovzkans invaders and restart his black market career, but later on help Tyranio's revolution to get funded by the underground organizations... mostly because he is their best chance for survival, but then Tyranio later on purges all criminal organization to push out any kind of uncontroled area of life from his Empire and he dies off around here.
He survives the wars yes, but he won't going to see the second generation Beauregard's rule. I do plan to kill him off, but of course not by Tyranio and not intentionally.
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how many of the choire die of non-natural causes, if you don't mind my inquarry?
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The shorter answer how many will going to die of natural causes. Probably Matz is the only one who's going to die by old age.
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jeez, that's a large sum of killing
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Yeah, since there's a story after them, they have to die some day. Why old age should do that job.
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