Qresh and the Simms have been Crowley's home since he was born, living life luxuriously and with joy. However experiencing the same events day-by-day was a bore, he had no problems considering he wasn't particularly interested in political affairs and his responsibilities were the size of an ant in comparison to other members of the family. It was clear as day from the day he was born that he was no immediate heir and to be perfectly frank as he grew older he was glad for that fact. It meant less worrying and coming from a man who openly complains about running when he doesn't feel like no one would want him with too much power.
Perhaps it was for better or for worse, but somewhere between the past and present he was met with a life changing experience. Scarbacks were common folk in Qresh as they were invited to bless any new land, and the night Crowley would lose his human self would happen when he reached the age of twenty-five. What was once immense respect he held for the Scarbacks was all blown away the moment he put his trust in an Uncle and ended up with a "disease". (He uses this term loosely around family members, never around strangers.) For all he knows the man that changed him was still roaming the Quad and that idea alone enrages him, but his family cages the newly made beast in hopes that a cure would be attainable. However, just like the Uncle who had changed him, fate was cruel and Crowley had remained a vampire.
Honestly the Simms desire to keep him and his disease a secret in Qresh--and ultimately the Quad--was confusing pill to swallow. He opted that they had plans to use him in the years to come somehow, and what keeps Crowley rooted there was the interest for that day to come. The Simms were allies to the Kendry and while Crowley's presence was often overlooked that didn't mean he was completely unaware of the world around him. For all he knows the Kendry may be aware of his "illness" and possibly have the Simms hands tied on terms of what to do with him.
However his family, especially his father, makes sure that Crowley now lives comfortably with his illness. He's given separate housing and all the servants that tend to his daily needs are mainly there for the sole purpose for him to drink from them, and surprisingly enough he's only had three situations where he came close to drinking someone dry! (Listen that's an accomplishment worth boasting about.) But he abides by the rules his family left him not to kill anyone, to stay on Qresh, and to keep his illness a secret--but for how long will he continue to allow this before he gets bored? Time will only tell.
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CRAU: N/A
Original History: Here!
Inventory: The clothes on his back, a ring that fits around his arm allowing him to go out in the sun, and his sword.
Samples: Here!
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