Lazar was born in a small village in Ustalav. His low-born origins have always caused him problems, and he had to witness how his parents were unfairly judged by the local magistrate and executed just to be raised immediately afterwards. He felt his dear homeland, head of civilization once, was ruined by the heinous plans of the Whispering Tyrant long ago. Ustalav was run by evil, controlled by corrupt nobles and even worse things.
He went to Lastwall and tried to become a Crusader, but there he met Professor Lorrimor.
The Professor saw the potential in him, and he understood Lazar wasn’t meant to be a shock trooper. He had a gift, and he could use it for precise strikes and specialised missions. Lorrimor sheltered the young boy and introduced him to the church of Pharasma, where his training was centered around fighting the scourge that razed the lands of his ancestors.
Some time later, after Lazar had just finished his training he received a letter about Lorrimor’s death - and inheritance.
Lazar
Lazar is a redhead guy, somewhat skinny though fibrous. He’s not the one to be too talky, and he’s seen his good share of horror in Ustalav to keep him not in the best of humours.
Witnessing his homeland devastated and his family torn apart, Lazar took Lorrimor’s help as a blessing. He knows the evil dwelling there is way bigger than he can chew, but he’s happy to have the tools to make his point count. He’s, of course, itching to use these tools to make Ustalav great again, so when he learned about the Whispering Way he swore he would put all his effort into eliminating them.
Lazar’s assignments for Pharasma’s church are meant to be infiltration and elimination missions, mostly with the idea of being capable of slaying a dangerous necromancer or evil spirit that is causing trouble rather than fighting the bulk of lesser undead that such a threat would present. He enjoys, though, some kind of independence, as the special agent he is, not subject to a permanent duty assignment, which has allowed him the free time to attend the lecture of Lorrimor’s will.
