Korman Koresh
Korman Koresh
The religiously devout teifling looking to reform the church and show that gods and miracles are still well and alive!
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His Trials
October 28th, 1863
The Prophet of Malta Chapter 12 Verses 1-14 :
"Belesarius and his Allies fail to stop the escape of The Mad Mage
Despite his best efforts he had failed.
His allies looked on suspiciously
as if Belisarius had become a ghost and turned pale.
He had told them his true purpose,
'I must save Malta from itself, that's why I act as one of them'
Yet now his allies' faith in him faltered more than ever.
The false church was watching his every move.
Why had it all gone astray, Belisarius prayed for answers.
Then the revelation came.
As The Father had spoken to him under the red sun,
his trials would come. He would be beset by the unfaithful,
the cruel, and the mislead.
These were his trials, and with his faith, Belisarius would prevail
The Holy Father Ordained it so. "
I always envied Belisarius. His strength, his courage, his ability to please nearly any mortal. Most of all I admired his ability to keep the faith despite not being able to hear the father's divine decrees after the Battle Under The Red Sun. I sometimes wonder if my own "Red Sun" battle happened and I just haven't realized it. I try tirelessly to please The Father, yet he never offers his guidance or wisdom. Not to mention the mess I've found myself in, and my failure at the church of Targoveste. Though perhaps like Belisarius I have found myself in trials from The Father. Yes, he is testing me to see if I am worthy of his guidance, for what good is guidance if there is no potential to guide? Should I triumph over these hurdles I will surely receive his divine word, and know what his true will is. I will please you father, I swear by our blood.
He arrives
October 27th, 1863
The Prophet of Malta Chapter 1 Verses 1-5 :
"Belesarius Arives at Malta
Belisarius stepped up to the dark gates.
His radiance and holiness caused onlookers to halt.
They scowled and scorned, but The Father told him not to focus on the hate.
For he was there for a reason, a purpose, a goal.
He was to save malta from sin, and convert them. That was his fate"
It starts so hopefully. Yet even with the power of his Holy Father Belisarius faces a great mountain of adversity. Malta was filled with forsaken heroes changed by promises they could not keep. Minstrels that brought death despite singing of life. Radicals who sought to change the way the world work, overestimating their skill, intelligence, and importance. And poor broken women; abandoned, used, broken, and put back together to be used up all over again. Some would be his allies, many would-be my enemies, although in the end? In the end, they will all see my father's true radiance.
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