Character Details
Darrow is always well dressed and always smoking a cigarette. Back on his home of Elysia he wore black, silver, and red. Darrow is smooth, elegant, but bitter and somewhat weak-willed.
Darrow used to be the lover of Ingra, the leader of House Sinister. He was part of a power struggle between Ingra and Animora. Darrow and Animora had an affair and Ingra used this as a pretext to challenge Animora to a battle. Ingra won the fight and cursed Animora before exiling her from Elysia. Not long after, Ingra put aside Darrow in exchange for a new (unnamed) lover.
Darrow, though sent by Ingra to seduce Giselle, chooses instead to help Animora, once she is freed from the prison she was locked into by the mage guild leaders five hundred years earlier. However, Giselle is able to beat both Darrow and Animora. Darrow and Animora team up together for another try at Giselle but the result ends up badly for Animora. Darrow subsequently goes into hiding.
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