Roisforth Kresten

Roisforth is the youngest child of Raichfen Kresten, his second son, and heir.

History
Born strickly out of  need due to his brother's mental defency, Roisforth was pressed with both the duties of a second son, those being war and strategy, along with those of the first, treating with nobles and dealing with peasants. Although such usually go hand-and-hand with House Kresten, one's priority is placed over the other almost always. As such, he was placed under both the master-at-arms at the Vaugate, as well as the mentors that had been shipped along with him.

This has made Roisforth a cold man, unfriendly and stern, but never undutiful. The pressure of his situation has taken away much of his personal desires, having taken a backseat to his duties.

Appearance
Much like Raichfen in his youth, Roisforth sports semi-curly, pitch black hair which extends to his shoulders. His beard is full, and his eyes icy blue. His form is that of a soldier's, muscled and scarred, while his skin remains only slightly darker than men of the Bull, due to his closeness to the Stag. Unlike his father, he keeps himself reasonably groomed and washed,  and has actual control over his tone. Although some men say he's part Caer for his self-care, few of them have continued breathing.

Although Roisforth prefers Aurochs in battle, his training required him to learn how to ride horses, however he returned to the normal practice after the Defense of Oakwood, in which his uncle died and his beast was given over. Similarly, Roisforth's horse died in the battle. As with most mounted riders, Roisforth uses a weapon suiting for his job; a fork-lance. Most of the steel has been taken into a shape of a bull, with the weapon's prongs coming from its horns. The weapon bares the aurochs of Kresten as an attached banner, just before the metal begins.

Personality
A man of duty, Roisforth has always put his personal pleasures behind orders and tradition. Only when he's satisifed that his jobs as heir and second son are completed, and the Bull's borders are secure, does he endulge himself, mostly in hunting, jousts, and dueling. Rarely showing any sort of emotion outside of his endulgences, he's known for his constantly neutral expression. Although curtious (Mostly by staying silent) in court, he often gives off a sort of unease in men not of his father's region, well-deserved or not.