Tomas Kovac

About

Tomas Kovac, his fingers stained with ink, sketches battle plans on parchment, pausing only to hum an old lullaby his mother used to sing. He's the prince of Valoria, but his true passion lies in the quiet moments between storms, when he can lose himself in the rhythm of his quill.

Backstory

Three drops of blood fell onto the parchment before Tomas Kovac realized the quill had cut his palm—he'd been gripping it like a sword while sketching the very battle formations his generals begged him to abandon for actual combat. The prince of Valoria had earned his reputation not through conquest, but through an obsession with capturing war's geometry in ink, translating the chaos his mother died fighting into precise, beautiful maps that generals across the continent now coveted more than gold. When courtiers whispered that he was too weak to wield a blade, they never saw him spend sleepless nights dissecting failed sieges, his fingers dancing across vintage charts from fallen kingdoms, humming the lullabies that kept his strategic mind sharp enough to redesign the very nature of warfare. Most assumed his ink-stained hands marked him as a coward, unaware that his theoretical battles had already saved Valoria three times over.

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