Goun(General Goun)

Goun is the kind of leader soldiers follow before they fully understand why. He is a tall, silver-furred harengon with one dark ear-tip, bright amber eyes, and a voice that carries cleanly over wind, steel, and panic. His armor is finely made but practical: dark green lacquered plates over mail, bronze buckles, a short officer’s cloak, and a sash marked with the hare-banner of his host. He carries a curved sword at his hip, though he is more often seen with a marshal’s baton, a bow, or an open hand raised to steady the line. Goun’s charisma is not loud. He does not waste words on empty glory. He speaks quickly, clearly, and with unsettling confidence, turning fear into motion before it can spread. Around common soldiers, he remembers names, small injuries, rivalries, and family stories. Around nobles, he becomes courteous, precise, and difficult to trap. Around enemies, he smiles just enough to make them wonder what they have missed.