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=== History === | === History === | ||
Rod Ross was born as the son of [[Hamel]] previous leader, Lord Rod Gess. As the ruler's son grew up, it became apparent that Rod Ross had grown up to be quite spoiled. Unlike his father who was humble and never arrogant, Rod Ross indulged himself with luxuries. Lord Rod Gess did not trust his son enough to the point he refused to entrust Rod Ross with the Water Seal, an artifact passed down from generation of ruler to the next. Instead Lord Rod Gess placed the Water Seal in the protection of the Water Priest [[Avalanche]]. | Rod Ross was born as the son of [[Hamel]]'s previous leader, Lord Rod Gess. As the ruler's son grew up, it became apparent that Rod Ross had grown up to be quite spoiled. Unlike his father who was humble and never arrogant, Rod Ross indulged himself with luxuries. Lord Rod Gess did not trust his son enough to the point he refused to entrust Rod Ross with the Water Seal, an artifact passed down from generation of ruler to the next. Instead Lord Rod Gess placed the Water Seal in the protection of the Water Priest [[Avalanche]]. | ||
As Lord Rod Gess passed away some time later, Rod Ross would be crowned as the current Lord of Hamel. Lord Rod Ross was seen by some to be a shadow of his father, a leader with no power and no trust. His arrogance soon paved way for him to feel as if the people of [[Hamel]] were against him, with his father not even trusting him, Rod Ross sought to achieve power, enough power to prove to those who'd laugh at him that he was beyond his father and beyond [[Hamel]]. | As Lord Rod Gess passed away some time later, Rod Ross would be crowned as the current Lord of Hamel. Lord Rod Ross was seen by some to be a shadow of his father, a leader with no power and no trust. His arrogance soon paved way for him to feel as if the people of [[Hamel]] were against him, with his father not even trusting him, Rod Ross sought to achieve power, enough power to prove to those who'd laugh at him that he was beyond his father and beyond [[Hamel]]. | ||
