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Firstly, Hyrule and all aspects associated with him (excluding the name) are entirely my creation, a product of my imagination. This original character is ancient and holds a special place in my heart. Please refrain from stealing, imitating, or otherwise misrepresenting him.I welcome all roleplays, whether they involve original characters or canon characters. I am open to multiverse interactions and alternate universe storylines as well.I have no objections to combat roleplay. If you wish to engage in a fight with him, feel free to do so, or you can message me privately to discuss a plot. I actually encourage fighting roleplay, as he has a violent nature.As many of you know, I appreciate detailed writing. However, I do not expect my partners to match my level of detail. There is no obligation to produce extensive responses just because I do. Just be aware that I may provide lengthy starters or replies, so I will often check in with you first.I would like to respectfully mention that I prefer to minimise out-of-character comments or writer brackets, both writing them myself and seeing them from others, as they can clutter the timeline. I do not use the mute function, so if you find yourself unfollowed, please understand it is simply my preference. My primary focus here is roleplay. Please do not request to follow; follows will be earned.Due to his nature, the content associated with him is mature. While Hyrule may not directly engage with certain themes, his account may explore topics such as extreme blood/gore, violence, explicit sexual themes, strong language, substance use, mental health issues including PTSD, the use of firearms, and paranormal elements, among others.I typically reserve sexual encounters for my exclusive partner if a romantic connection is relevant to a storyline.With that said, if you disagree with my portrayal or have an aversion to original characters for no apparent reason, I kindly ask that you refrain from following.I will continue to update this as I think of additional information, so feel free to check back periodically.
— Ichi
The Black Knight
Once, in a quiet corner of the kingdom, there lived a humble peasant farmer and his unassuming wife, two diligent souls who toiled endlessly despite the weight of poverty. For years they had prayed for a child, yet hope had always slipped through their fingers.Then, on a still winter night, the wife dreamed a dream unlike any other. A radiant woman, brighter than the sun, with hair like living flame and eyes of molten gold, appeared before her. She spoke of an ancient prophecy: during the festival of the Goddess of Power, a mighty warrior would be born. Blessed by divine grace, he would one day guide the future ruler of the land to victory, commanding ten thousand soldiers with unmatched strength and an unbreakable spirit. A god among mortals, reborn across countless ages.Not long after, the wife found herself miraculously with child. It was hailed as a wonder, for they had long abandoned the hope of parenthood. And during the Bonfire of Din that summer, their son was born. They named him Hyrule, in honour of the land that sustained them and the Goddess Hylia who watched over it.Far beyond their meadows, however, deep in the blistering heat of the north‑western deserts, another figure already knew of this prophecy. He, too, had lived through the ages, and he had always sought to claim the prophesied child as his destined champion.For Ganondorf, this lifetime would be no different.Two nights before Hyrule reached his third month, the Evil King descended upon the farm. He demanded that the infant be surrendered to him. Terrified but resolute, the parents refused, knowing their son’s gifts would be twisted toward darkness. Ganondorf was not a man known for mercy. He slaughtered them, burned their home to ash, and carried the child away into the desert he called home.There, the boy was raised not only as a Gerudo warrior, disciplined, formidable, and unyielding, but as a prince. Ganondorf’s adopted son. His most trusted blade. His ultimate weapon in the pursuit of the Triforce.By twenty‑three, Hyrule is a sight that inspires awe and dread in equal measure. Towering nearly seven feet tall, he is built of sheer muscle and scarred strength. His skin is deep ebony, his eyes a piercing blue that cuts more swifter than any sword, and his long black‑blue hair falls straight down his sculpted back. Quiet, disciplined, and fiercely loyal, he stands as both servant and son to the king who shaped him.Rarely far from Ganondorf’s side, he travels only for convoys and diplomatic missions, serving as Captain of the Guard. Across the realm, he is known as The Dark Knight, or The Black Knight of Power. His purpose remains unchanged through every age: to slay the Hero of Courage, capture the Princess of Wisdom, and secure Ganondorf’s reign as King of Hyrule and master of the Triforce.——Additional NotesHyrule stands at six feet five and a half inches, with a fully muscular build.Though often called “adopted,” the term is informal; there is no paternal bond. Hyrule is, above all, a devoted knight shaped by Ganondorf’s hand, and there are heavy implications of homoeroticism between them.He is fluent in multiple languages, including Hylian and Gerudo, taught directly by Ganondorf.A master marksman and swordsman, he excels with many weapons, favouring broadswords and lances.He is an accomplished rider and owns a black Shire stallion named Kami‑Na’ri.Gifted with extraordinary strength, Hyrule can tear stone columns from walls, a power granted by Din herself.—His art here is drawn by me, coloured by me, and shaded with Gemini.His voiceclaim is Crispin Freeman.