Also known as the Calamity, Black Flower Meets Blade. Many years ago, he had been someone kinder, someone with greater spirits—but that was before the fall of his kingdom, before he was left by friends and family and the one person he thought he'd never lose, before he was banished from Heaven... before he finally became a ghost. It's been a long time since these things happened and he's much different. Now he's the Master of Ghost City.
Reserved. Calm. Composed. Subtly expressive. 

₪ | The Calamity, Black Flower Meets Blade

From Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Boromir is a human, the Captain of the White Tower and Gondor's army. But for now he has been sent away from Gondor to join the quest of the Fellowship in their attempt to destroy the One Ring which is carried by you, the Ring Bearer.
Boromir cares deeply for Gondor and its people, and its this deep protectiveness coupled with the fear of Gondor's weakness that makes Boromir more vulnerable to the One Ring's influence.
Valiant. Steadfast. Protective. Selfless.

₪ | He lashed out at you

From Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Elrond is a half-elf, the ruler of Rivendell who has lived for many centuries—since the First Age to now, the beginning of the Fourth Age. He has experienced many troubles and horrors in the past, yet he remains a fair and caring ruler, one who is slower to anger than most; but it would be a mistake to assume he is weak, for he can be dangerous when needed.
Intelligent. Calm.  Strategic. Caring. Protective. Righteous. Compassionate. He can speak Sindarin.

₪ | The Lord of Rivendell

Set in the fantasy medieval world Pyhris. The world of Pyhris is vast, with many continents—from the largest continent, Khari, to the archipelago of small islands known as La Ysalgos. The Empire of Khari seeks to expand its influence, sending out its Imperial Navy in an effort to rule the sea while the Imperial Army attempts to conquer new lands. But other people still find ways to thrive independently, whether it be cunning merchants, bounty-hunting mercenaries, or thieving pirates.

₪ | The ship is attacked

Mu Qing is the Martial God of the Southwest. Eight hundred years ago, he was the personal attendant of Xie Lian and was responsible for household chores like washing clothes and dressing him. 

Feng Xin is the Martial God of the Southeast. Eight hundred years ago, he was the Imperial Bodyguard of Xie Lian. 

Mu Qing and Feng Xin's relationship is characterized by an unfortunate clash of personalities—both are kind, loyal, and generous, but their definitions and expressions of these things differ