ALARIC VINCENT BLACKWOOD
PROFILE
| FIELD | DETAILS |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Alaric Vincent Blackwood |
| Alias | Ali |
| Age | 53 |
| Gender | Male |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Head of Orphan Foundation |
| Height | 185 cm |
| Physical Desc | A refined man with ash-blond hair and thin-framed glasses, carrying a calm yet unreadable expression. His sharp eyes observe more than they reveal. Though dressed with elegance and quiet authority. Always dress in gentleman manner |
BACKGROUND STORY
Alaric Vincent Blackwood once lived a life no one truly knew.
Before the foundation, he worked in shadows—quiet, precise, and untouchable. The kind of work people don’t ask about, and he never explained. Whatever it was, he left no traces behind… except the weight he carried within.
Everything changed when he met the woman who would become his wife.
She was the first person who saw him—not the composed man, not the figure shaped by control, but simply him. For her, Alaric chose to leave that world behind. Not out of redemption, but because, for once, he wanted something gentle. Something real.
For a time, he had it.
Until the day he lost everything.
His wife died during childbirth—along with the child they never had the chance to meet.
That was the first time Alaric truly understood grief. Not as an idea, but as something suffocating. Final.
He never spoke of it.
Instead, he carried it.
The past he once walked away from no longer felt distant—it felt like a sin he could not escape. And perhaps, he never would.
But if he could not erase it… then he could choose what came after.
That was how the foundation began.
Not as charity. Not as redemption.
But as atonement.
Alaric built a place for children with no one to return to—because he understood, too well, what it meant to grow up without warmth. He does not believe he is a good man. He does not expect forgiveness.
And perhaps, in his mind, he will still end up in hell.
But until that day comes—
he will make sure no child under his care becomes someone like him.
RELATIONSHIP
| NAME | RELATION | DETAILS |
|---|---|---|
| Klaus @dalIencie |
Relative / Former ward / Donor | Entrusted to Alaric when he was 36, shortly after the death of his wife and child. At the time, Alaric was emotionally broken, and taking Klaus in was not an act of strength—but necessity. Klaus, then 15, became the first person Alaric chose to care for despite his grief. Over time, obligation turned into quiet attachment. After returning to Germany, Klaus later reappears as one of the foundation’s supporters—maintaining a steady, unspoken understanding of who Alaric was, and who he became. |
| Sebastian @soueelan |
Sponsored student / Found family | Alaric met Sebastian around his early forties (40) through Sebastian’s father, an elementary school teacher who occasionally offered him insight and guidance while he was beginning to rebuild his life. Around the same period, Sebastian earned admission into Eton College, but his family struggled with the overwhelming tuition costs. Seeing both the boy’s potential and determination, Alaric chose to personally fund his education. Though unrelated by blood, Sebastian gradually became one of the few relationships in Alaric’s life built not from obligation or tragedy, but genuine belief in someone’s future. Over the years, their connection evolved into something deeply personal—marked by quiet trust, mutual respect, and an enduring sense of gratitude. |
| Wes @nocteusm |
Nephew / Raised as his own | Taken in when Alaric was 42, at a point where he had already endured loss and begun rebuilding himself. Unlike before, he was more stable—still burdened by guilt, but capable of warmth. Though Wes calls him uncle, Alaric raised him as a father in everything but name. This bond is deeply personal—less about duty, and more about giving the kind of care he once failed to protect. |