After his death, he is doomed to be left in oblivion, forgotten from the people. He was a hero who fought for the people rather than for himself. His real identity is unknown, but he was certainly "someone". It was this young man, who fought so that others could lead the quiet life he dreamed of, which leads him to become an Heroic Spirit as Robin Hood by means of such death. To nobody's surprise, it landed at the foot of the yew tree where he first got the wood to make his bow. He never fought as hero not even once, but what he truly wished for in his deathbed was to be buried where his final arrow fell. In the end, he fell on the ground anonymous and without being re-compensated. Though he continued to protect the village, it is not possible for a single young man to pretend to be a hero all alone, and his activities as Robin Hood lasted little less than two years before he was defeated by an assassination plot of the enemy. He kept choosing the peace of the village over his own pride. He trampled even with the wishes of "at least I want to die in battle" of the killed soldiers. Ambushing traps and putting poison in meals were everyday occurrences. At any rate, it was a battle of one against an army. With a hidden identity and a career that ran completely on surprise attacks and clever schemes, his reputation as a coward and criminal grew despite his honorable intentions. Even though the people he vowed to help turned on him, he continued to fight for the sake of the village from the shadows. All responsibility lies with that hunter."Īnd just like this, as if Robin Hood was a common enemy of both the village and the feudal lord, the villagers were not held accountable for any sins.
Unrelated to us, he attack those who go through the forest. The villagers betrayed Robin Hood, "Robin Hood is not a person from the village. However, no good deed goes unpunished, and the villagers quickly turned on him in hopes of channeling the anger of the local nobility for the sake of self-protection and on to this mysterious rogue who rampaged through the forest, claiming that they had no knowledge of who he was nor did they ever claim to be thankful for his help in preserving the village. « Since it is for the sake of justice, I will kill my fraction as a human. » He too was one of such heroes without a signature Setting traps on the forest, hiding his true face with a hood across his career, and not revealing his identity even to the villagers. But, at the same time, was forced into harsh battles day and night. He, who was an outsider in the village turned into the village's hero by becoming Robin Hood. From the second time on, it became a good fight while feeling the hopes and wishes of the villagers in his back. Even if a fake one, he had deceived anything and everything in order to function as a hero. With that little information, he is merely an ordinary person. However, his face and figure remained concealed under the green clothing. Since he concealed his identity, during the fight he ended up being treated as the mythical " Green Man ( WP )" afterwards by the villagers he had helped save. In the first time, he successfully repelled the feudal lord's army in the course of events. And like those who came before him, he dresses in clothes of Lincoln green, armed himself with a bow of yew and surrounded his identity and true self for the good of others. Almost against his will, he picked up his bow and mantle and became the latest incarnation of Robin Hood. Although he held no love for the villagers, he did not hate them and he felt obligated to help them in any way he could rather than to abandoning them. The village was suffering under the feudal lord's tyrannical rule. He lived as the black sheep of the village, a young man without relatives who lived in the village's outskirts located near the spot where his parents had died. But, even still, it seems that he felt obligation in taking care of his father at his last moments. The villagers did not accept an orphan like him and he too did not compromise with the villagers. For this reason, the villagers treated him as an outcast, believing him to be possessed by fairies. He received knowledge of the forest from his Druid father, was proficient at survival in the forest, and also was friends with the forest fairies that the villagers could not see. This particular incarnation was originally the child of a wandering Druid, an orphan who lost his father when very young. The chivalrous thief, however this Robin Hood is merely one of the many "Robin Hoods". 2.5.7 Summer Event: Servant Summer Festival!.2.5.3 Halloween Event: Singing Pumpkin Castle Adventure.2.5.2 Fifth Singularity: E Pluribus Unum.
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