Role

Chapter 5

Erighan, or the knight he is pretending to be, has taken a solemn oath in the
ruins of the once-great city that he is pretending to be from. He considers
his vow to Tahren to be a Knighting Ceremony.

There is no sinister intent behind his pursuit of a place within the Village.
It has arisen naturally through his embrace of his false persona. Erighan is
becoming fully engulfed in his melodramatic and quixotic fantasy, though he
remains aware of the absurdity of it all.

He enjoys it when people play along, as it gives him a sense of power and
control over them - he is pulling their strings.

He frequently casts bizarre accusations at undeserving people. But the fact
that they are so outlandish gives him a way to test others: Can their strings
be pulled? Will they humor him? Or will they risk offending his artificially
puffed-up sense of dignity and Honor?

He is truthfully somewhat indifferent in the war against magic. But his false
persona is entirely on board. Not even Erighan is entirely certain which is
true. And that's just how he likes it.