Daud

(#23373195)
Level 8 Wildclaw
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This dragon’s natural inborn element is Lightning.
Male Wildclaw
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Personal Style

Apparel

Simple Iron Necklace
Crown of Bones
Maroon Arm Wraps

Skin

Accent: Bad Breath

Scene

Measurements

Length
6.75 m
Wingspan
8.08 m
Weight
694.47 kg

Genetics

Primary Gene
Charcoal
Bar
Charcoal
Bar
Secondary Gene
Black
Daub
Black
Daub
Tertiary Gene
Ice
Underbelly
Ice
Underbelly

Hatchday

Hatchday
May 04, 2016
(8 years)

Breed

Breed
Adult
Wildclaw

Eye Type

Eye Type
Lightning
Common
Level 8 Wildclaw
EXP: 13958 / 16009
Scratch
Shred
Thunder Slash
STR
41
AGI
9
DEF
6
QCK
16
INT
5
VIT
6
MND
6

Biography

"I know a great deal, bodyguard. I recognize those marks on your hand. A gift from your friend, the one who talks to you in the dark. Talks to you when you visit his shrines. I've visited those shrines too."

Daud, renowned as the "Knife of Dunwall", is the leader of a group of assassins known as the Whalers that operate in Dunwall. He is responsible for the death of Empress Jessamine Kaldwin and the kidnapping of her daughter, Emily.

Little is known about Daud's early life. Though his mother is rumored to have come from an island off the Pandyssian Continent, Daud, like Corvo Attano, hails from Serkonos. In a journal detailing different manifestations of magic, Daud notes that, contrary to rumors that his mother was a witch marked by the Outsider, she was simply proficient in the use of poisons and hallucinogens, and ruthless in their administration.

Daud suggests that at some point between this period and the events of Dishonored, Daud came to Dunwall and began to make a name for himself, "moving among the shop keepers and City Watch Officers of Dunwall like a reaper through wheat." Daud subsequently traveled the Isles seeking Outsider Shrines, which Daud himself confirms upon meeting Corvo. It is rumored that during this time, he spent a winter at the Academy of Natural Philosophy, though there is no additional information to support this assertion. After visiting various shrines around the Isles, Daud became infamous as an assassin, feared not only for his skill, but also for his magic powers.

Daud used these powers to establish himself and the Whalers as assassins for hire to the elite of Dunwall. Their repute in the underworld of Dunwall caught the attention of Hiram Burrows, who made use of their services a number of times in his capacity as Royal Spymaster. Eventually, he hired Daud and his assassins to assassinate the Empress and kidnap her daughter.

Despite the Outsider's initial favor for Daud, a rift developed between the two. The Outsider himself notes that he lost interest in Daud prior to the assassination of the Empress, and interacts with Daud in a hostile and derisive manner.

After carrying out the assassination of the Empress and delivering Emily to Burrows' agents, Daud is wracked with guilt over the act, a feeling which the Outsider reinforces. Appearing to Daud after the assassination, the Outsider provides him with "one last gift" so that he may alter coming events: the name Delilah. Unable to abide a mystery by his own admittance, Daud begins to investigate the significance of the name.

With the help of Billie Lurk, Daud discovers the whaling trawler Delilah at the Rothwild Slaughterhouse; his subsequent hunt eventually directs him to Delilah Copperspoon, a painter, black magic practitioner, and leader of the Brigmore Witches. As Daud discovers Delilah took an interest in him long before he ever heard of her (learning, for instance, that Arnold and Thalia Timsh saw Delilah painting his name across a canvas during a seance), the assassins' hideout in the Flooded District is overtaken by Overseers.

After pushing back the Overseers' forces, Daud learns that he was betrayed by Billie, who saw his regret over the Empress' assassination as weakness and plotted to take his place. Working in conjunction with Delilah, they brought the Overseers to the Flooded District and arranged for Billie to kill Daud herself. She chooses not to go through with the act, leaving her fate in Daud's hands. Daud's decision to keep her alive was a surprise to the Whalers, but one he wishes to not delve on, casting Billie out of the Flooded District after sparing her life.

Following Billie's betrayal (which affected Daud deeply, according to Thomas's observations) and the removal of the Overseers from the Flooded District, Daud discovers Delilah's location at the Brigmore Manor, outside the Dunwall quarantine zone. He enlists the aid of Dead Eels gang leader Lizzy Stride to help him reach the hideout, accomplishing various tasks in Coldridge Prison and Drapers Ward to secure his passage; he also encounters the Brigmore coven on several occasions and slowly uncovers clues to Delilah's ultimate plan.

When he arrives at the manor, Daud realizes that Delilah is plotting to use a powerful ritual to steal Emily Kaldwin's body and rule in her place as Empress. In response, he pursues Delilah to the Void and eliminates her in the midst of the ritual, protecting the child he once abducted.
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