Concentration #2: Leonidas and Maria the Clerics
About one thousand years ago in year 1150, a child was born from a mixture of light and water. Due to the outcomes of his birth, a boy named Leonidas was seen as the gifted child and the son of the Holy One. One thousand years later, Leonidas is the Great Plains Kingdom's priest as well as doctor. His ancient wisdom of over a thousand years gave him access to the natural cures of the world. He carries a religious book wherever he goes and it is filled with ancient prayers, old languages, and the secrets of the healing arts. Using his cross, he can create a bright light, a light aiding the Kingdom's army by winning the First Great Plains War as he blinded the enemy army. Although being the highly religious figure as he is, he believes that medicine is one of the Holy One's many gifts and therefore should be used. During the First Great Plains War, he healed the wounded using old world herbs and healing techniques, however only succeeded is healing seventy-five percent of his patients. Though dabbling in the mystical arts of healing, he believes that there is the Holy One who has granted him with his special ability.
A troubled girl turned to the light. Maria was born in 1272, one year after the Second Great Plains War. Through the early years of her childhood, Maria's family suffered many calamities. Her father was a veteran of King Atlas' army, however due to traumatic and brutal experiences that Atlas has put his army through, such as pillage and murdering of civilians, Maria was beat and abused by her father, thinking that she was an enemies daughter. Maria's only place that she could turn to for peace was her old, weak, and sick mother as well as the one room in the house holding her three brothers and baby sister. After her mother passed in 1280 when Maria was 17, there was no other hope for the children as the father relied on the mother's wealth as the Kingdom's seamstress. With no money to support her family and no one to hire a peasant daughter, her only option was to roam the streets looking for clients. Though despising the only way she could raise money for her siblings, her off times in her room, she would read her religious books written by the ancient Leonidas. Through those books and her new found beliefs got her off the streets and work in the mission. Though she turned a new leaf to the Holy One, her street life tendencies tend to come out without her trying or even knowing.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
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Fruit Typography
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Concentration #1
Atlas and Trinity the Knights
Atlas was born into the Royal Family of the kingdom. His father was the leader in the First Great Plains War of 1257, and he and his men successfully defeated the enemies in a single day. His grandfather was a fearsome warrior conquering the kingdom's lands and restoring peace to their home. His ancestors were all highly prestigious knights and warriors, winning each and every battle they fought. Atlas, following his lineage, became a knight-in-training at the age of six, earning his own sword at age seven, and winning several kingdom tournaments at age twelve. He enlisted in the kingdom's army at the age of twenty, and he has been known as a fearsome warrior much like his ancestors as well as fighting in the Second Great Plains War, with his role being the man leading the army. He sent ten thousand of his men against the enemy, only losing a few hundred men. However his excessive pride and incredible ego has proven his downfall and proves that no warrior is a warrior without modesty and virtue.
Born into a peasant family during the 13th century, Trinity was a farm girl harvesting wheat and potatoes with her family. Her love for the farm animals and nature made her a pure and innocent girl. She would play in the Summer flowers and build snowmen with her little brother in the Winter. Her family loved her very much and would do anything for their daughter to keep her safe, even die for them. However, this devotion was be put to the test during the Second Great Plains War, when Trinity was eighteen. Trinity's father was forced out of their home to fight the war. Trinity's mother sacrificed herself to prevent Trinity from being hanged for treason against fighting the guards that took her father. Trinity lost her parents forever, as well as her little brother being lost to a stray arrow. Trinity's innocence was lost and she vowed to take revenge on the man who took her family from her. She soon discovered that the man who led her father to his death was a twenty year old general in gold armor, a man that goes by the name of Atlas.
Atlas and Trinity the Knights
Atlas was born into the Royal Family of the kingdom. His father was the leader in the First Great Plains War of 1257, and he and his men successfully defeated the enemies in a single day. His grandfather was a fearsome warrior conquering the kingdom's lands and restoring peace to their home. His ancestors were all highly prestigious knights and warriors, winning each and every battle they fought. Atlas, following his lineage, became a knight-in-training at the age of six, earning his own sword at age seven, and winning several kingdom tournaments at age twelve. He enlisted in the kingdom's army at the age of twenty, and he has been known as a fearsome warrior much like his ancestors as well as fighting in the Second Great Plains War, with his role being the man leading the army. He sent ten thousand of his men against the enemy, only losing a few hundred men. However his excessive pride and incredible ego has proven his downfall and proves that no warrior is a warrior without modesty and virtue.
Born into a peasant family during the 13th century, Trinity was a farm girl harvesting wheat and potatoes with her family. Her love for the farm animals and nature made her a pure and innocent girl. She would play in the Summer flowers and build snowmen with her little brother in the Winter. Her family loved her very much and would do anything for their daughter to keep her safe, even die for them. However, this devotion was be put to the test during the Second Great Plains War, when Trinity was eighteen. Trinity's father was forced out of their home to fight the war. Trinity's mother sacrificed herself to prevent Trinity from being hanged for treason against fighting the guards that took her father. Trinity lost her parents forever, as well as her little brother being lost to a stray arrow. Trinity's innocence was lost and she vowed to take revenge on the man who took her family from her. She soon discovered that the man who led her father to his death was a twenty year old general in gold armor, a man that goes by the name of Atlas.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Conservation
Many fish species are slowing dying out due to excess fishing. If there was less fishing, there would be more fish in the ocean, allowing to repopulate and expand in population. These pictures all convey the same message to conserve the fish we hunt and eat.
Friday, October 4, 2013
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