FEF: BW: Belros Venier

Name: Belros Venier
Age: 19
Class: Outlaw > Assassin
Special: Lockpick, Vision, Sidearm
Character Skill: Luna+ (Cost)
Affinity: Anima
Personal Fault: Memories of Home: When fighting an enemy Pirate or their promotions -10 Hit/Evasion
Personal Skill: Thief's Loyalty: If 3 Allies units are within 3 spaces of Belros, +2 Damage Dealt
Personal Skill: Playing the Fool: When Belros’ equip weapon changes due to the effects of Sidearm, +5% Luna activation rate for that instance of combat
/Personal Skill: -- (TBD)

Preferred Stats: Skill, Luck
Weapon Skill: Hidden (D), Bow (D)

Level: 5
Total Level: 5

Base Stats:
HP: 20 (60%)
STR: 5 (50%) (+2)
MAG: 0 (0%)
SKL: 6 (45%)
LUK: 3 (50%)
DEF: 2 (30%) (+1)
RES: 1 (10%)
SPD: 7 (60%) (+1)
MOV: 6
CON: 6
AID: 5
LED: 0

Levels Gained:
Level 2: +1SKL, +1LUK, +1SPD
Level 3: +1HP, +1LUK, +1RES, +1SPD
Level 4: +1HP, +1LUK, +1SPD
Level 5: +1HP, +1SPD


Base Stats:
HP: 23 (60%)
STR: 7 (50%)
MAG: 0 (0%)
SKL: 7 (45%)
LUK: 6 (50%)
DEF: 3 (30%)
RES: 2 (10%)
SPD: 12 (60%)
MOV: 6
CON: 6
AID: 5
LED: 0


Supports:


Inventory:
Name       | Type ( ) | Rng | Wt | Mt | Hit | Cr | Ql
Iron Dagger| Dagr (E) |  1  |  4 |  4 |  85 | 10 | 32/40
Iron Bow   | Recu (E) |  2  |  5 |  6 |  85 |  0 | 32/40

Battle Stats:
Iron Dagger:
Rng: 1
AT: 11
Hit: 102
Crit: 13
AS: 12
Eva: 30
DG: 6

Iron Bow:
Rng: 1
AT: 13
Hit: 102
Crit: 3
AS: 12
Eva: 30
DG: 6

Fonzian by blood and birth, Belros feels more at home in the southern seas of the land. His parents were lost to him at a young age
 due to both of them acquiring the Weeping Cough. Whether you consider it lucky or not, Belros was spared being infected by the
 disease and was forced out of his home. Now a street rat, he wandered the peers foraging for edible scraps.

However, it would not be long before he’d find a new family. Randel, one of the captains of the Dogbeards, found the shriveling boy
 in a dank alley one day. Taking pity on the lad he offered him a place on his crew. Well, he’d mainly be swabbing the decks for the
 first couple years since sending an early teen into battle would surely prove an early end for the boy. Later on in his time with
 the crew, they decided the boy was ready to become a little bit more useful.

The first mate, Leona, was in charge of teaching him some more… unique talents. Picking locked chests they plundered, how to handle a
bow to provide cover fire while on the ship and even how to handle a blade should an assailant come close. Strangely enough, he and
 the first mate had more in common than he realized. Apparently she was also picked up from the street four to five years before he
 was and at around the same age too. Their student-mentor relationship evolved into one of more mutual respect. Given more time,
 maybe something even deeper, however shadows loom within the other members of this ship’s crew.

Rico, a less than savory crew member had been clawing his way up the tree of the Dogbeards was planning his next big leap. His
 methods were the opposite of honorable, often using others as stepping stones on his long bloody path to the top. What did he want
 to gain by going up the pecking order? Money? Fame? Power? His goals were kept secret. Leona caught wind of what he was planning to
 do but with little time remaining to prevent him from doing his plot. He wanted to murder Belros in cold blood then frame the
 captain for it, he even foraged evidence to use to help his case. Late one night at the docks, like in years past, Belros was in
 charge of cleaning the deck. Not expecting an assault from his own crew mates he was caught by surprise. Cornered and starring death
 in the eyes, suddenly he was pushed out of the way of an incoming attack by Leona. “Belros run!” She yelled bleeding heavily on the
 deck of the ship Stunned by the sudden events he couldn’t move before seeing the fatal blow dealt onto the first mate of the ship
 dealt by the traitor Rico. “Dumb bitch, she should’ve just left your squirming ass for dead. Oh well, killing two people tonight
 will have much more of an impact.” A sinister smile grew on his face and almost by instinct the man booked it off the ship. “You
 idiots! I didn’t pay you to watch! Kill him! Don’t let him get away!” Suddenly even more crew tried to cut him off. However, Belros
 was slipperier than they gave him credit for and he was able to out run his assailants and escape out of the city.

He tried to head back in the morning to try and plead innocents but Rico was one step ahead. He had already informed the captain he
 Belros was the one who committed the murder and now the entire crew was out looking for his head. Forced to leave his second family
 behind he needed to go somewhere safe. Somewhere where he could hide himself while he figures out how to save the only family he has
 left and to get back at Rico. Now the hard part is trying to find that place. He couldn’t stay in one place for any long period of
 time, lest he catch the ire of those trying to catch him. He wandered for a few months and while he would love to go back to his
 easy days of pickpocketing on the streets to help fund his new nomad life, the new sense of honor that Randel instilled in the lad
 wouldn’t allow him to steal from good people. Instead he took whatever side jobs he could do in a day to earn enough gold to keep
 moving forward. It wouldn’t be until his wandering led him to Fonal where things would start turning up again.

As Belros made his way through the markets looking for any odd jobs he could muster he noticed a commotion coming from down the
 streets. Some alley kids had just run off with fistfuls of jewelry from one of the stalls. The guards were chasing after them of
 course, but it was obvious this wasn’t these kid’s first time pulling a stunt like this and they were quite famous for it. The kids
 would lose them before too long. Feeling a bit of a sympathetic connection to these kids and wanting to steer them at least down a
brighter path he tracked them down and shadowed them until they got to whatever base they had. When he was about to make his
appearance, a third party showed their faces. It was two armed thugs who the kids then gave all the things they stole to. “What? This
isn’t nearly as much as last time. Are yu’s brats holding out on us or somethin’? You know what happens when you disappoint the Alley
Vipers,” He kicked one of the children in the gut knocking him back and sending the rest into great fear. “Unless yu’s runts want to
be found lyin’ in your own pool of blood I suggest yu’s all best get to more merchandise grabin’.” Yea no, there’s no way Belros
would allow this to continue. Without waiting a second longer he got between the kids and the thugs. Things got heated pretty
quickly, it all ended with the two thugs knocked unconscious, Belros with a few nicks and the kids hiding out in the corner. However,
the commotion had alerted the guards which everyone at the scene was detained and took in for questioning.

When it was Belros’ turn for questioning, it wasn’t surprising when the captain asked what a former and wanted member of the
Dogbeards was doing in the capital. The outlaw had no reason to lie, he was just trying to get by on whatever work he could find
while on the run. “And those jobs included saving a bunch of kids from a couple gang members in the city.” He chuckled, “Name one
good reason why I shouldn’t send you back to the southern seas.” Belros was in a panic at this point, without thinking he told him he
could find the headquarters of those thugs in the city. Surely the safety of the citizens was more valuable than getting a couple
brownie points. This amused the man and he accepted the terms. It would only take a couple of days of hunting down leads before
Belros had hard evidence of the hideout’s location and turned it into the captain. “Well boy, a deal is a deal. You’re free to go
wander around like a lost lamb now… Unless you’re interested in guard duty that is.” Belros looked in shock at the man’s offer, “Hey
don’t give me that, it just so happens that me and your old man were old drinking pals back in the day. When I heard he and his wife
died I worried about their child but it seems you wandered off before I could get to ya. Now, I don’t know the whole story about your
beef with the Dogbeards but there’s got to be more to it than what one sees at first glance. No betraying murderer goes out of their
way to help a bunch of street kids now. Besides, with helping track those goons I have enough evidence to use as leverage to get you
in with the guard. What do ya say then? Guard life may not be the most grand, but it's better than not having a home.” Belros gladly
took his offer and at least the Dogbeards will think twice before attacking a soldier. Now, the only real question now is how long
can he survive as one.