<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/da/AnimeBlondWithPipe.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Leasick Valshanner<br/><strong>Location:</strong>His apartment in Tromnes<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Rikaia<br/><br/>Leasick Valshanner was set on a course of which the destination was both clear and unknown at the same time. It was clear what he would receive should he uphold his end of the bargain: a better life for his sister. Medicine, propper housing; everything she could and would ever need. Times had been rough after their parents had died, nearly three years ago. He didn't want his sister to be shipped off to some distant relative or to some foster home or worse. He'd been able to meet ends meet until now, but knew very well that life couldn't continue like this.<br/><br/>Then, suddenly, a few weeks ago, he was approached by a representative of the Ravenwood foundation. It was a multi-million dollar company that produced a variety of luxury goods available all over the world. In return for what was offered to him, Leasick had to participate in some sort of outlandish, underground tournament. He himself was not intended to be the primairy combatant though. No... his role was more like that of a fighter's coach. And the fighter? Well, that was what the red pentagram on the floor was for.<br/><br/>Leasick had been given very detailed instructions as to how he was supposed to "summon" this fighter. Apparently the reason he was approached in the first place was because he was one of a very select few with the innate ability to do so. With pentagram drawn and candles in place, the blond man began to read aloud the words printed onto the pages of the book he held in his hands.<br/><br/><strong>"As candles burn and light fades, a hole be formed to change our fates. I offer thee, if ye accept the contract presented to me, my body and my soul. For we shall be partners, bound by the fate we forge together. I say, come forth, my splendor!"</strong>The lines of the pentagram began to shine a bright red and the next thing Leasick knew, he was blinded by light.