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About
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 upon a time, there lived a humble peasant farmer and his unassuming wife, two diligent souls toiling away in the grip of poverty, despite their unwavering dedication and faith. For many years, they had yearned for a child, but their hopes had been met with disappointment. One tranquil winter night, however, the wife experienced a most peculiar dream. In this dream, a radiant woman, more beautiful than the sun itself, with fiery hair and shimmering golden eyes, appeared before her. This enchanting figure spoke of an ancient legend, one that foretold the arrival of a mighty warrior during the festivities of the Goddess of Power. This warrior, blessed by her grace, would one day guide the future ruler of the land to triumph, commanding an army of ten thousand with unmatched strength and an indomitable spirit. He was destined to be a god among mortals, having lived countless lives before.Not long after, the wife found herself miraculously expecting. It was deemed a marvel, for they had long given up on the hope of parenthood. During the Bonfire of Din that summer, their son was born. He was named Hyrule, a tribute to the vast land that sustained them and in honour of the Goddess, Hylia.Yet, far beyond the lush meadows and into the relentless heat of the North-Western deserts, another figure was aware of this prophecy. This man, too, had traversed the ages, and he had always sought to claim the child as his destined champion.For Ganondorf, this life would be no exception.Just two nights before Hyrule's third month, the Evil King descended upon their farm, demanding the infant be surrendered to him. The terrified parents, fearing for their lives, stood firm against the dark sorcerer, knowing that their son's extraordinary gifts would be twisted to serve malevolent ends. But Ganondorf was not a man known for his mercy. He murdered them and reduced the farm to ashes, whisking Hyrule away into the desert sands he called home.The boy was nurtured not just as a Gerudo, a formidable warrior steeped in the art of combat and discipline, but also as a prince—Ganondorf’s adopted son, his most trusted ally, and the ultimate weapon in the quest for the Triforce.At twenty-three, Hyrule is a sight to behold. More striking than any demon, he towers at nearly seven feet tall, a thick muscular figure with deep ebony skin marked by numerous scars. His piercing blue eyes strike fear faster than his blade, and cascading down his sculpted back is a long, straight mane of black-blue hair. He exudes a quiet yet formidable presence, a loyal instrument to his master, his father figure, and his cause.Rarely seen far from Ganondorf’s side, he only ventures away during convoys and diplomatic missions, serving as the Captain of the Guard alongside the king. Across the realm, Hyrule is known by the titles “The Dark Knight” or “The Black Knight of Power.” His true mission remains steadfast through the ages: to vanquish the Hero of Courage, capture the Princess of Wisdom, and secure Ganondorf’s reign as the King of Hyrule and the master of the Triforce.
Writer's Information1. Hyrule stands at an impressive height of six feet five and a half inches, with a physique that is entirely muscular.2. Although referred to as "adopted," this designation lacks formal recognition, and there is no paternal connection between Hyrule and Ganondorf. Instead, Hyrule serves more as a devoted knight to his master and king, with Ganondorf being the individual who groomed him to become a formidable and obedient warrior.3. Hyrule is proficient in multiple languages, including Hylian and Gerudo, having had the privilege of learning under Ganondorf's tutelage.4. As a marksman and swordsman, Hyrule excels in the use of various weapons, with a particular preference for broadswords and lances.5. In addition to his combat skills, Hyrule is an accomplished horseback rider and is the owner of a black Shire stallion named Kami-Na'ri.6. Hyrule possesses extraordinary strength, capable of tearing columns from walls with his bare hands, a testament to the power bestowed upon him by Din.