Cover art by Jason Pedersen
Hair– Brown
Eyes– Blue
Race– Human
Hometown– Yagervan Plains; Osprey Tribe
Career– Mercenary
Weapon(s) of Choice– Shield and Bastard Sword
Debut Book– Legends of Windemere: Family of the Tri-Rune
The protege of Selenia Hamilton and the famous Mercenary Prince, Delvin Cunningham is a laid back and relaxed warrior. Having been separated from his family as a child, he survived on the streets until taken in by Selenia. A natural at battle tactics and a quick study at swordplay, he proves to be a valued member of the champions, especially when their enemies become more cunning in their plans. Delvin tends to go with the flow of a situation and waits for the perfect opportunity to buck. The exception is his immediate attraction to Nyx, which repeatedly results in him being at the wrong end of a mild wind spell.
Much like Timoran, Delvin is rather mild of temperament and personality. He is more talkative and prone to take charge of a situation, which reveals his laid back persona is to make people underestimate him. This is similar to his fighting style that relies heavily on blocking and countering once he sees an opening. Many times, his skill will rise and fall to meet his opponent, which is a source of frustration for his mentor. The only time he will overpower an enemy is if he wants to get the fight over with. Because of this, many people refuse to believe Delvin is the Mercenary Prince.
There is a strange power within Delvin that he is only vaguely aware of. It appears in subtle ways like never scarring or showing to be more durable than an average human. With a blinding aura, one would expect him to be a caster, but his ability with magic is on par with an untrained child. Being trained a warrior, he tends to think with his sword and the abilities of his companions before trying to do something that he isn’t sure he is capable of. He does get curious about what is within him, but it depends on how much coffee he has had.
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I like the addition of him to the mix. They can’t all be super personalities.
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Nope. He’s a nice middle ground between mild-mannered Timoran and the bold persona of Nyx.
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~Being trained a warrior, he tends to think with his sword and the abilities of his companions before trying to do something that he isn’t sure he is capable of. He does get curious about what is within him, but it depends on how much coffee he has had.~
I think I can relate to this guy. And I even own swords, four of them. Thankfully, they stay hanging on the wall. Usually.
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Cool that you have space. I fear what condition my collection is in since it’s been boxed in the basement for six years.
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Mine were too, until recently, because my kids were small. Still, we did have to separate them last week for trying to chop each others heads off after watching Highlander.
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If it isn’t Highlander then it’s Princess Bride causing that type of reaction.
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Yes! Lol. I just can’t win. But at least my kids are as geeky as their parents. Wouldn’t want them to be ‘normal’.
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Like this series (said that before) Nice to get to know the characters better.
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Thanks. These bios are tougher than I expected too. Especially the one for Thursday.
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🙂 Keep on keeping on.
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Delvin works really well with the other heroes. He’s such a great character.
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Thanks. 🙂
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