King Valravn Lakir

King Valravn Osmanti Lakir (a.k.a. The Warrior)

King Valravn Lakir, known as "The Warrior," marked the tumultuous end of the Lothric dynasty as the thirteenth and final Lothric King. His reign was characterized by brutality, tyranny, and a relentless pursuit of power, making him the most despised monarch in Lorian's history. Valravn's ascent to the Jagged Throne was marked by a trail of indiscriminate bloodshed. He had a lust for power that knew no bounds, and he would stop at nothing to claim the throne for himself. By threatening the genocide of his own people, Valravn forced King Noctis Brass into a devastating decision. Noctis was left with a choice: either relinquish his crown or be complicit in the slaughter of Lorinians. Recognizing the dire consequences, Noctis abdicated, allowing Valravn to seize the throne uncontested.
From the moment Valravn assumed power, it became evident that his rule was marked by self-interest and disregard for the well-being of the kingdom and its inhabitants. Every decision and action he took was driven by personal gain, further exacerbating the suffering of the Lorinians.
Under Valravn's despotic rule, the kingdom experienced a rapid decline in prosperity, unity, and social harmony. His policies favoured the wealthy elite while neglecting the needs of the common people. Corruption and oppression were rampant, as Valravn sought to consolidate his power at any cost.
As discontent grew among the Lorinians, The Divide, a deep social and ideological schism, took hold. The kingdom became divided, with rebellion simmering beneath the surface. The culmination of this unrest was the War of Caelum, a violent conflict sparked by the people's yearning for freedom and justice.
In the decisive battle of the war, King Valravn met his ultimate demise. His reign of terror was brought to an end by the united forces of the rebellion, who fought valiantly to overthrow the tyrant and restore peace to Lorian. With Valravn's defeat, the Age of Kings came crashing down, symbolizing the end of an era marred by greed, oppression, and abuse of power.
King Valravn Lakir's legacy remains one of infamy and sorrow. His reign serves as a stark reminder of the destructive nature of unchecked ambition and the consequences of ruling without empathy or consideration for the people. Lorian endured great suffering under his rule, but in his defeat, there arose the hope for a new era of justice, equality, and the promise of a better future.