[Dacorum]

It would seem that Fakir was perhaps a bit zealous in creating his world and drawing in subjects, because he also managed to pick up one of the Divine captains.

Admittedly, Dacorum looks just like any of the human soldiers belonging to his regiment.

The captain of the Divine Guard doesn't flaunt his supernatural nature. In his opinion, the best way to lead is by example. So he still retains the same appearance as his former human self, and his abilities aren't flashy or overstated; to anyone unaware of his true power he simply seems like a human being in good fitness. He is lean but sturdy, alert, and swift. Those who find themselves locking blades with him, however, quickly discover that he is not so easily dispatched: Dacorum can weather blows that would slay a mortal outright. He wears armor for the morale of his followers, not for his own protection.

And it works: Those who fight alongside him aren't intimidated by the strength of the enemy, because they see their leader standing firm using what appears to be the same strength and abilities.

But now Dacorum stands alone in a made-up world, waiting and watching to see what may come.