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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. Alexander" data-source="post: 3121935" data-attributes="member: 28453">History - RathFor Rath[sblock]Anniston Van Aalorn was on a promising carrer path with the Defenders of the Faith due to both his ability and the political influence that could be brought to bear on his behalf by various Borderlords. For over three years he was considered to be an eventual contender for the Preceptorship of the order itself which caused much grumbling and discontent among the knights/patariachs/and prelates of the valley and southern lands. Assigned to escourt a senior prelate to an important meeting, Anniston and Primate Korlon, were ambushed by unknown parties. As the guards fell defending the Primate, Annison successfully won free and fought his way back to the Primates side just before a figure struck from the shadows laying the Primate on death's door. Seeing their prey fallen, the attackers quickly vanished rather than face the warth of a Paladin in fury.Giving what aid he could to the Primate, Anniston proved unable to save his life, despite calling forth his own healing powers. With the death of the Primate, a huge outcry was raised by Annistons foes within and without of the church. A trial was held but despite obivious biased and manafactured evidece the ecclestacial court ruled that while the Knight Anniston did fail in his charge of protecting the Primate, derelection of duty and malfesance could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt. Having failed his charge, the court further ruled, the Knight Anniston was to be suspended from the order and charged with presenting proof of his innoncece by either proof of divine favor or bringing the indiviudal responsible for the the Primates Death to justice.Many pressed for the Knight to be forceably released from his vows and remanded to the civil courts for prosectuion but this movement failed. Alone in the world, the Paladin Anniston was left to make his way.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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