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'''Background''': In life, Xavier was a ruthless corporate political machine. | '''Background''': In life, Xavier was a ruthless corporate political machine. | ||
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| + | '''His Death''': Xavier moved to Birmingham with the Knights of the World Tree in 2029. The group endured repeated attacks by cannon-fodder taken from the desperate impoverished underclasses of London. He was swarmed under by five of them in November, 2030, and when they were driven off and destroyed, he was dead on the bottom of the pile, bitten to death by the frenzying fledglings. Some have blamed Adele Pennington for failing to defend him as enthusiastically as she might: If so, it is almost understandable, as he was exceptionally misogynistic in word and act. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:23, 20 May 2014
Sheffield / Knights of the World Tree
Appearance: Xavier Jenkins is tall and blond, with a chiselled face and the physique of an ageing amateur athlete who makes an effort to remain in shape despite a busy schedule. His most distinctive feature is his predatory grey eyes that seem to own everything they can see. He usually affects a "corporate casual" style incorporating expensive sweaters and slacks that made his co-workers in life feel entirely inadequate on "casual Fridays."
Background: In life, Xavier was a ruthless corporate political machine.
His Death: Xavier moved to Birmingham with the Knights of the World Tree in 2029. The group endured repeated attacks by cannon-fodder taken from the desperate impoverished underclasses of London. He was swarmed under by five of them in November, 2030, and when they were driven off and destroyed, he was dead on the bottom of the pile, bitten to death by the frenzying fledglings. Some have blamed Adele Pennington for failing to defend him as enthusiastically as she might: If so, it is almost understandable, as he was exceptionally misogynistic in word and act.
