Jorge Geldiger
Jorge Geldiger, also known as the whoresguard, is a crimnal boss active in Boat Wright.
His time in the army had turned him into a disillusiened man, who don't think the system can be changed. While projecting a tough exterior as a crime boss, Jorge grapples with inner turmoil, reconciling his actions with his moral compass and striving to do what he believes is right.
Discovering his potential in the army, Jorge excelled, earning respect and recognition. Upon completing his mandatory service, he opted to train as a knight, eager to leave the slums behind for good. As a knight, Jorge rose through the ranks, earning admiration and forging connections with high-ranking military and government officials.
Over time, Jorge's faith in his country waned as he questioned its actions and policies. Disillusioned by serving the wealthy elite instead of the common people, he began to defy orders, leading to his expulsion from the army despite his esteemed position.
Returning to the slums of his youth, Jorge learned of the four crime bosses ruling over the area. Determined to help his community, he assumed the role of a fifth crime boss, though his true intent was to provide protection and support to the women working the streets.
Although troubled by the necessity for these women to sell their bodies for survival, Jorge established a system where he offered protection, food, and shelter in exchange for a portion of their earnings. Dubbed the "Whoresguard," Jorge leveraged his military connections to secure the safety of his brothel and to confront any threats to the women under his care. Yet, his past occasionally haunt him, reminders of connections he would rather forget.
Characteristics
Mental traits
Jorge is Compassionate and empathetic, his upbringing instilled in him a strong sense of duty and honor, evident in his commitment to protect the vulnerable.His time in the army had turned him into a disillusiened man, who don't think the system can be changed. While projecting a tough exterior as a crime boss, Jorge grapples with inner turmoil, reconciling his actions with his moral compass and striving to do what he believes is right.
History
From humble beginnings in the slums of Boatwright, capital of the Hobgoblin empire, Jorge knew poverty firsthand. Sharing what little he had with fellow slum children, he matured into adulthood and, like all young citizens, was conscripted into mandatory military service.Discovering his potential in the army, Jorge excelled, earning respect and recognition. Upon completing his mandatory service, he opted to train as a knight, eager to leave the slums behind for good. As a knight, Jorge rose through the ranks, earning admiration and forging connections with high-ranking military and government officials.
Over time, Jorge's faith in his country waned as he questioned its actions and policies. Disillusioned by serving the wealthy elite instead of the common people, he began to defy orders, leading to his expulsion from the army despite his esteemed position.
Returning to the slums of his youth, Jorge learned of the four crime bosses ruling over the area. Determined to help his community, he assumed the role of a fifth crime boss, though his true intent was to provide protection and support to the women working the streets.
Although troubled by the necessity for these women to sell their bodies for survival, Jorge established a system where he offered protection, food, and shelter in exchange for a portion of their earnings. Dubbed the "Whoresguard," Jorge leveraged his military connections to secure the safety of his brothel and to confront any threats to the women under his care. Yet, his past occasionally haunt him, reminders of connections he would rather forget.
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