LOGAN➤➤➤➤➤ DECEASEDLogan is the first King of Albion and the second ruler. His mother founded the monarchy fifty years ago and he has tried to live up to her legacy since he took the throne over a decade ago. The Hero Queen reigned peacefully for fifty years and Logan has aspired to be a just ruler just as his mother was. Unfortunately, in the past four years Logan has become a tyrant for reasons he believes are perfectly justified. Before he took the throne he was an adventurer who explored the majority of Albion and even after he became the King of Albion he would vanish for awhile just to satisfy his curiosity. He genuinely believed that he would understand his people better if he knew the conditions they lived in... but a good amount of this was just curiosity he couldn't satisfy from books alone.
He woke up here right after having a massive fight with his sister that involved giving her an ultimatum - choose to sacrifice the protesters whom she had attempted to spare or sacrifice her friend Elliot. His sister was not able to make a decision in the time Logan allowed her and he had all of them sent to be executed. His sister promised she would never forgive him for it and he responded with "Good, then you will never forget it." He believes she has betrayed his trust by choosing to defy him when she has previously done nothing of the sort. Granted, his sister has also been horribly out of the loop and not aware of just how hated Logan is by the people of Albion. That's what being a tyrant gets you, after all.
Kaneki died and Reaver was the one who killed him. Despite all the stupid shenanigans that happened during the trial, Logan was ultimately forced to choose between his own life or Reaver's. Sure, there were a lot of other people he'd have to convince to throw the vote if he had chosen to save Reaver, but he would have attempted. He didn't even try. Logan can never forgive himself for that or the decision he made. Reaver never should have died. There are all sorts of unpleasant feelings involved there, but Logan doesn't want to think about anything and focus on getting everyone to work together. Maybe they can prevent anyone else from dying.
...So the good news is we got chickens. The bad news is Logan's totally in love with Reaver. What a wonderful time to figure that out. Thanks everyone. He appreciates it. The other bad news is that those weird dreams are probably memories... which means he had Major Swift killed for some reason and his sister and Sir Walter are both dead. Why was his sister going to Aurora anyway? Nothing makes sense right now.
Ashley was killed by Asuka. Ashley trusted her and yet she... There isn't any point in dwelling on it. He can mourn Ashley's loss privately and try not to focus on the rest. Asuka wasn't a monster, she was another stupid person just like the rest of them. This isn't going to end. He has to keep moving forward. For Albion.
Alright, he was wrong, apparently his sister and Sir Walter aren't dead and instead they showed up to stage a coup. He figured that's what they were up to with this whole "rebellion" nonsense, but... what's going to happen to him now? "Save it for the trial, Logan. You can beg for your life then." He doesn't know what to feel about any of that.
Chie killed Luna to try to protect her secrets and those of her friend. This trial was easier than the others. Is that messed up to think? That it's a relief that this was easier? It doesn't really matter, does it? The only good thing that came of this is that Chie's camera flash caused the shadows to freak out, so maybe there's a way to combat them. Logan can focus on that, at least.
Dio killed both Rakka and Morty. He was trying to help, that's the thing that Logan keeps coming back to. Dio was actually trying to help. Yes, he wanted to turn them all into vampires to take down the Conductor, but he was going to bring them all back. Why did this have to happen? Why did he have to decide he liked Dio?
The only good thing is that the deceased are still around as ghosts. Maybe things will be okay. There is a way to revive people in Albion, so maybe...? But he's not going to focus on that right now. Dealing with the shadow monster and finding a way to escape is the most important thing.
DECEASED - SOVEREIGN
SOVEREIGN
Logan is the first King of Albion and the second ruler. His mother founded the monarchy fifty years ago and he has tried to live up to her legacy since he took the throne over a decade ago. The Hero Queen reigned peacefully for fifty years and Logan has aspired to be a just ruler just as his mother was. Unfortunately, in the past four years Logan has become a tyrant for reasons he believes are perfectly justified. Before he took the throne he was an adventurer who explored the majority of Albion and even after he became the King of Albion he would vanish for awhile just to satisfy his curiosity. He genuinely believed that he would understand his people better if he knew the conditions they lived in... but a good amount of this was just curiosity he couldn't satisfy from books alone.
He woke up here right after having a massive fight with his sister that involved giving her an ultimatum - choose to sacrifice the protesters whom she had attempted to spare or sacrifice her friend Elliot. His sister was not able to make a decision in the time Logan allowed her and he had all of them sent to be executed. His sister promised she would never forgive him for it and he responded with "Good, then you will never forget it." He believes she has betrayed his trust by choosing to defy him when she has previously done nothing of the sort. Granted, his sister has also been horribly out of the loop and not aware of just how hated Logan is by the people of Albion. That's what being a tyrant gets you, after all.
Kaneki died and Reaver was the one who killed him. Despite all the stupid shenanigans that happened during the trial, Logan was ultimately forced to choose between his own life or Reaver's. Sure, there were a lot of other people he'd have to convince to throw the vote if he had chosen to save Reaver, but he would have attempted. He didn't even try. Logan can never forgive himself for that or the decision he made. Reaver never should have died. There are all sorts of unpleasant feelings involved there, but Logan doesn't want to think about anything and focus on getting everyone to work together. Maybe they can prevent anyone else from dying.
...So the good news is we got chickens. The bad news is Logan's totally in love with Reaver. What a wonderful time to figure that out. Thanks everyone. He appreciates it. The other bad news is that those weird dreams are probably memories... which means he had Major Swift killed for some reason and his sister and Sir Walter are both dead. Why was his sister going to Aurora anyway? Nothing makes sense right now.
Ashley was killed by Asuka. Ashley trusted her and yet she... There isn't any point in dwelling on it. He can mourn Ashley's loss privately and try not to focus on the rest. Asuka wasn't a monster, she was another stupid person just like the rest of them. This isn't going to end. He has to keep moving forward. For Albion.
Alright, he was wrong, apparently his sister and Sir Walter aren't dead and instead they showed up to stage a coup. He figured that's what they were up to with this whole "rebellion" nonsense, but... what's going to happen to him now? "Save it for the trial, Logan. You can beg for your life then." He doesn't know what to feel about any of that.
Chie killed Luna to try to protect her secrets and those of her friend. This trial was easier than the others. Is that messed up to think? That it's a relief that this was easier? It doesn't really matter, does it? The only good thing that came of this is that Chie's camera flash caused the shadows to freak out, so maybe there's a way to combat them. Logan can focus on that, at least.
Dio killed both Rakka and Morty. He was trying to help, that's the thing that Logan keeps coming back to. Dio was actually trying to help. Yes, he wanted to turn them all into vampires to take down the Conductor, but he was going to bring them all back. Why did this have to happen? Why did he have to decide he liked Dio?
The only good thing is that the deceased are still around as ghosts. Maybe things will be okay. There is a way to revive people in Albion, so maybe...? But he's not going to focus on that right now. Dealing with the shadow monster and finding a way to escape is the most important thing.
...Mistakes were made.