Telerion

FCR 2674-SCR 6574), is the greatest Warrior of the all the elves that lived in the Land of Öyr. His father was the hunter and swordsman Elthior one of the leaders of the Altan Elves situated in the mountains in the central west of Land of Öyr south of the Plateau of Nemeator. He taught him sword fighting, until Telerion bested him and any other in his village. His mother is Nuemith one of the archmages of the Altan elves. She taught him magic and especially battle magic. Both his parents were ancient elves that arrived outside from Land of Öyr to serve their masters the Great Old Ones. Telerion excelled in all his lessons and skills and soon became the best warrior of the Altan elves. He trained and formed the three guardian bodies of soldiers and with magic and craft built the three towers that protected access to the Altan region. The three fortifications were named Fort of the Silver Stars, Keep of the Sun and White Tower. The three fortifications guarded the only path that led to the Elf village. Telerion was named the “High Captain” leader of all the elven forces and commander of the last and largest tower. He was a loner and a lover of exploration moving constantly in his beloved mountains. He was also curious of the men of light, the people of the lowlands and would spent his free time observing them. In spring of 6.570 Telerion helped a small herders’ clan repel an attack from the dreaded hill tribes and there met Elberith the daughter of the clan elder and fell in love with her. In a short time, the two were married and Telerion neglected his duties as High Captain in order to be with his beloved. He even helped her built a town for her clan to end their wandering days, but his love proved almost his betrayal of his duties. The orcgod Brughar guided by demonic madness led an immeasurable horde of orcs against the Altan Elves. The orcs were unstoppable and the existence of the village was hanging in a thread, when Telerion finally arrived and battled with the mythical orc. In a battle that was held on top of the White Tower that was his commanding seat, the two opponents battled for hours. There Telerion met his fate taking the near invulnerable Brughar with him to death in a mountain fall. Unbeknown to him his wife Elberith was pregnant to a son he would never meet. His tomb become a place of honour and pilgrimage.