"The Wild Fox Mage of Graal Kingdoms" - (Graal Kingdoms of Graal Online)
Nidonemo holding a flute - Graal Kingdoms
NIdonemo on Horseback - Graal Kingdoms
Nidonemo was a red fox that, like many other souls who washed up upon the shores of the mainland, traveled the numerous islands of Graal Kingdoms. He took up sorcery and loved it immediately. Casting spells like a madman, he became the terror and bane of the invasive alien crustacean species known as the Bomy, which inhabited nearly every nook and cranny of the mainland.
The mischievous fox loved to tell stories to residents, and often came up with odd and strange games when he became bored. One such game he designed was called “Super Lucky Mailbox!” Upon finding an interesting or fun item in his travels, Nidonemo would take it to the closest mailbox he found, place the item inside, run a good distance away and sing the Official Super Lucky Mailbox Theme Song at the top of his lungs:
“SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX!
SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX!
IT’S SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX TIME!
YOU LOOK INSIDE AND FIND FUN FUN PRIZE!
IT’S SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX TIME!
PRIZE CAN BE BIG!
PRIZE CAN BE SMALL!
PRIZE CAN BE ANYTHING AT ALL!”
Needless to say the game delighted many of the mainland residents, while leaving the rest concerned about Nidonemo’s current dosage level of medication.
While exploring a dungeon one afternoon, he came across a werewolf and immediately fell in love with him. They spent many nights in the dungeon corridors, unable to walk the surface world together due to his lover being a monster according to the people of the islands, and was subject to violent bigotry. One day Nidonemo managed to encourage the werewolf to the surface, and for the first time his lover walked on the grass and in the sunlight. The beautiful moment was put to a very sudden and incredibly tragic end, when a traveling group of villagers spotted the couple together, descended upon Nidonemo's lover with vicious malice, and tore him to pieces as they ignored the fox's cries and shouts for mercy.
Bitter and angry at society, Nidonemo participated in one of the horrific "Cauldron Bombings" of Bomboria Trade house, which were quite popular acts of thief terrorism at the time before cauldrons were forged with safety enchantments to prevent these acts from being possible. Disgruntled people would fill an alchemist's cauldron to the brim with volatile or incompatible elements, clamp the lid shut, then place the cauldron on top of a trade table and cast an activating spell upon it, making the cauldron explode like a shrapnel bomb.
It was said that bitter tears of rage stained his face as he screamed his lover's name before Nidonemo detonated his cauldron, killing everyone inside including himself and forcing everyone to respawn. Afterward, he fled Northwest to the mountains and isolated himself for a few months, weeping in silence.
Emerging thereafter, the fox sailed to the Westernmost island of Samurai, Nidonemo was found by a member of the island's ruling body and after a pleasant conversation, was invited into their governing family.
Following loyally under the Queen of Samurai’s rule, he became quite happy with his new Samurai brothers and sisters, during calm days he would go back to his old pastime of storytelling to the citizens visiting from the other island nations and the mainland folk. One day he found a book on the subject of Piety, and fascinated by this new skill of magical prayers and world of celestial deities, he set off to find a ruling god’s altar.
Obsessed with this new skill, Nidonemo would go into seclusion for days if not weeks at a time, returning as if nothing had happened. People didn't think this unusual, as people tended to isolate themselves when fascinated over a new project or idea, but over time Nidonemo's once bright and friendly attitude began to sink into a grumpy and dark funk. His once silly and playful pranks upon the Bomy turned more violent and quite malicious. This more than unusual behavior continued until one day the altar crystal of Bile, the deity of Soul Eating and Harbinger of Death, burst and smothered the fox in vile essence that Nidonemo became possessed and wrought wonton destruction upon the lands.
Veronica, a dear friend of Nidonemo and a devout follower of Bile's rival, the peaceful nature goddess Brigid of the earth, was in turn possessed by her own deity and fought to unravel Bile’s evil designs. After a truly remarkable and awe-inspiring battle, Brigid/Veronica were successful in tearing the spirit of Bile from within the possessed fox’s body, sealed it back in the altar's crystal, and thus healed him. Immediately afterward Nidonemo abandoned Bile altogether and began to follow the metal smithing deity, Govannon instead, and as an act of charity offered to bless the weapons of passerby whenever he was at the altar.
As time marched on, Nidonemo frequented the land of Graal less and less, but he still can be seen once in a great while, casting spells in the fields or pillaging a haunted house, but these sightings are so rare they are thought to be myth.
The mischievous fox loved to tell stories to residents, and often came up with odd and strange games when he became bored. One such game he designed was called “Super Lucky Mailbox!” Upon finding an interesting or fun item in his travels, Nidonemo would take it to the closest mailbox he found, place the item inside, run a good distance away and sing the Official Super Lucky Mailbox Theme Song at the top of his lungs:
“SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX!
SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX!
IT’S SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX TIME!
YOU LOOK INSIDE AND FIND FUN FUN PRIZE!
IT’S SUPER LUCKY MAILBOX TIME!
PRIZE CAN BE BIG!
PRIZE CAN BE SMALL!
PRIZE CAN BE ANYTHING AT ALL!”
Needless to say the game delighted many of the mainland residents, while leaving the rest concerned about Nidonemo’s current dosage level of medication.
While exploring a dungeon one afternoon, he came across a werewolf and immediately fell in love with him. They spent many nights in the dungeon corridors, unable to walk the surface world together due to his lover being a monster according to the people of the islands, and was subject to violent bigotry. One day Nidonemo managed to encourage the werewolf to the surface, and for the first time his lover walked on the grass and in the sunlight. The beautiful moment was put to a very sudden and incredibly tragic end, when a traveling group of villagers spotted the couple together, descended upon Nidonemo's lover with vicious malice, and tore him to pieces as they ignored the fox's cries and shouts for mercy.
Bitter and angry at society, Nidonemo participated in one of the horrific "Cauldron Bombings" of Bomboria Trade house, which were quite popular acts of thief terrorism at the time before cauldrons were forged with safety enchantments to prevent these acts from being possible. Disgruntled people would fill an alchemist's cauldron to the brim with volatile or incompatible elements, clamp the lid shut, then place the cauldron on top of a trade table and cast an activating spell upon it, making the cauldron explode like a shrapnel bomb.
It was said that bitter tears of rage stained his face as he screamed his lover's name before Nidonemo detonated his cauldron, killing everyone inside including himself and forcing everyone to respawn. Afterward, he fled Northwest to the mountains and isolated himself for a few months, weeping in silence.
Emerging thereafter, the fox sailed to the Westernmost island of Samurai, Nidonemo was found by a member of the island's ruling body and after a pleasant conversation, was invited into their governing family.
Following loyally under the Queen of Samurai’s rule, he became quite happy with his new Samurai brothers and sisters, during calm days he would go back to his old pastime of storytelling to the citizens visiting from the other island nations and the mainland folk. One day he found a book on the subject of Piety, and fascinated by this new skill of magical prayers and world of celestial deities, he set off to find a ruling god’s altar.
Obsessed with this new skill, Nidonemo would go into seclusion for days if not weeks at a time, returning as if nothing had happened. People didn't think this unusual, as people tended to isolate themselves when fascinated over a new project or idea, but over time Nidonemo's once bright and friendly attitude began to sink into a grumpy and dark funk. His once silly and playful pranks upon the Bomy turned more violent and quite malicious. This more than unusual behavior continued until one day the altar crystal of Bile, the deity of Soul Eating and Harbinger of Death, burst and smothered the fox in vile essence that Nidonemo became possessed and wrought wonton destruction upon the lands.
Veronica, a dear friend of Nidonemo and a devout follower of Bile's rival, the peaceful nature goddess Brigid of the earth, was in turn possessed by her own deity and fought to unravel Bile’s evil designs. After a truly remarkable and awe-inspiring battle, Brigid/Veronica were successful in tearing the spirit of Bile from within the possessed fox’s body, sealed it back in the altar's crystal, and thus healed him. Immediately afterward Nidonemo abandoned Bile altogether and began to follow the metal smithing deity, Govannon instead, and as an act of charity offered to bless the weapons of passerby whenever he was at the altar.
As time marched on, Nidonemo frequented the land of Graal less and less, but he still can be seen once in a great while, casting spells in the fields or pillaging a haunted house, but these sightings are so rare they are thought to be myth.