Meet Baldwin, a name that echoes resoundingly through Songweaver's Tale. He's not just a character, he's an inspiration, a beacon of courage wrapped in a mantle of humanity. Baldwin is Gregor's closest companion, sharing a bond that transcends the ordinary and delves into the realms of brotherhood.
He looks up to Gregor, admires his strength and protective instincts, particularly towards Aileen. Baldwin longs to emulate Gregor, to possess that same courage, that same strength. But, alas, he's held back by what he perceives as his own innate cowardice.
Baldwin is a character who struggles, who feels fear penetrating every pore of his being. Yet, there's an undeniable allure to his character. His fear, his struggle, his longing to be brave, they make him relatable. They make him real.
Baldwin's journey spirals through setbacks, culminating in a personal revelation. Fear, he discovers, can be more painful wounds. This realization transforms him, marks a turning point in his story. He's never the same again, never lost in the shadow of fear. A new Baldwin emerges, ready to etch his name in the annals of the empire as a true hero.