Norris

Biographical information

Birthplace Vel Anir Born Died Age 38 (Deceased) Home Vel Anir Sexuality Pronouns

Physical description

Race Human Sub-Race Gender Male Height 6’2” Mass Average Hair color Black Eye color Brown Skin color

Political information

Affiliation(s) Occupation Dreadlord Proctor, Forsaken Handler Clan(s) Caste Domain Masters Apprentices Alias(es)

Out-of-character information

Writer Myrra Created on 4/22/2020 Avatar Stephen Atkinson

Proctor Norris has become an infamous individual among the various Dreadlords and Forsaken throughout Anirian society. Once a Dreadlord himself, he was made a proctor to take advantage of his unique gifts which have proven to be invaluable for the corruption and breaking of his pupils.

Norris, due to his record success in creating malleable tools for Vel Anir, is afforded tremendous freedoms. Often he will bounce back-and-forth between the Dreadlord Academy and the Forsaken Underground to handle particularly difficult cases.

He is cold, calculating, and consumed with a singular desire to succeed. Motivated predominantly by wealth and status he hopes to one day found his own Minor House in order to cement his legacy.

The legendary proctor has a terrible drinking habit and a tendency to smoke a few too many cigars.

Norris was killed after the events of the thread, "An Evening With Friends", after he ordered one of the Forsaken, Rumer, to kill his assistant Genevieve.

Norris utilizes reflective magic which causes the caster’s magical effects to ricochet back at them. Norris can also create reflective bubbles surrounding another individual or a mage in order to temporarily protect an ally or cause any attempt at magic to feedback at the caster.

When not using his reflective magic Norris is rather helpless, being much slower than he was in his youth. If forced to fight without his abilities he prefers hooks, razors, daggers, and short blades.

Norris is well trained in the uses of rune magic which is needed to control the Forsaken he’s assigned to handle or to prevent serious injuries to Dreadlord apprentices.