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Radogor was born and raised in the village of Suglinka. Everyone in the village knew that he was a hot-tempered person and not particularly intelligent. However, nature had endowed him with strength and towering height. In his youth, he joined the retinue of the warlord of the city of Devana. After serving for no more than five years, he was expelled from the retinue due to his cruelty and riotous behavior.

Returning to his homeland, Radogor formed a gang of four people and occasionally engaged in small-scale robbery on distant highways, plundering merchants and small caravans. At that time, the war with the Bagners had long ended, and people had become accustomed to peace and traveled without escorts or even weapons. It was easier than ever to rob such caravans.

The fame of Radogor's gang reached his native village. And one day, the village elder gathered the men, caught the scoundrels, and imprisoned them. Radogor spent more than a year in prison. There, he calmed down and tempered his ardor, but he harbored resentment towards his fellow villagers. And then, at that very moment, a certain Yarobor arrived in the village of Suglinka, a man of noble birth with a seal from the Grand Duke to govern Suglinka. It was then that Radogor saw prospects for himself. Radogor began to observe the noble stranger and pondered what proposal to approach him with. Soon, as luck would have it, Yarobor began to gather a retinue and was looking for a capable and knowledgeable person to become warlord. That's when Radogor presented himself to the chambers of the new elder. Yarobor liked the strong man and his audacity. He took Radogor as his right hand and tasked him with assembling a retinue within six months.

And so, Radogor became Yarobor's right-hand man, appearing everywhere with him and instilling fear in the hearts of the people.

Description
Radogor was born and raised in the village of Suglinka. Everyone in the village knew that he was a hot-tempered person and not particularly intelligent. However, nature had endowed him with strength and towering height. In his youth, he joined the retinue of the warlord of the city of Devana. After serving for no more than five years, he was expelled from the retinue due to his cruelty and riotous behavior.

Returning to his homeland, Radogor formed a gang of four people and occasionally engaged in small-scale robbery on distant highways, plundering merchants and small caravans. At that time, the war with the Bagners had long ended, and people had become accustomed to peace and traveled without escorts or even weapons. It was easier than ever to rob such caravans.

The fame of Radogor's gang reached his native village. And one day, the village elder gathered the men, caught the scoundrels, and imprisoned them. Radogor spent more than a year in prison. There, he calmed down and tempered his ardor, but he harbored resentment towards his fellow villagers. And then, at that very moment, a certain Yarobor arrived in the village of Suglinka, a man of noble birth with a seal from the Grand Duke to govern Suglinka. It was then that Radogor saw prospects for himself. Radogor began to observe the noble stranger and pondered what proposal to approach him with. Soon, as luck would have it, Yarobor began to gather a retinue and was looking for a capable and knowledgeable person to become warlord. That's when Radogor presented himself to the chambers of the new elder. Yarobor liked the strong man and his audacity. He took Radogor as his right hand and tasked him with assembling a retinue within six months.

And so, Radogor became Yarobor's right-hand man, appearing everywhere with him and instilling fear in the hearts of the people.