Bertram Cuttlescar

**Synopsis of the short story "Cuttlescar's Revenge"** Bertram Cuttlescar was a young man who lost his family in the war. He became a bitter, hateful man, and swore he would do anything to bring peace to the world, even if it meant bloodshed. Bertram began his journey of revenge and revolution by killing King Andrew, the most respected and just leader in the world. He then manipulated clans to invade the Derek Kingdom and kill the queen and her heir, who were also advocates of peace. Finally, Bertram massacred the Betkorerk clan, which was the most respected clan in the world and fought against various threats. Afterwards, he declared war on the Colossi, an organization that sought world peace. Bertram created an army of necromancers and undead to fight the Colossi and their allies. He almost succeeded in fulfilling his plan of revolution, but in the end, he heard his family's voice in his mind. Bertram realized that he had become what he hated most. He decided to sacrifice himself to seal away the necromancers and the undead, and also to stop the war and the suffering he had caused. Bertram was sealed along with his armies underground, where he would remain forever in an eternal sleep. **Themes** * Revenge * Revolution * Peace * Sacrifice **Characters** * Bertram Cuttlescar: The protagonist of the tale. He is a bitter, hateful man who becomes a war leader to achieve peace. * King André: The most respected and fair leader in the world. He is murdered by Bertram. * Queen of the Derek Kingdom: A leader who defends peace. She is murdered by Bertram. * Betkorerk Clan: The most respected clan in the world that fights against various threats. They are massacred by Bertram. * Colossi: An organization that seeks world peace. They are declared war by Bertram. **Conclusion** The short story "Cuttlescar's Revenge" is a story about the consequences of revenge and revolution. Bertram Cuttlescar is a complex character who begins his journey with good intentions, but ends up becoming the thing he hated most. The short story is a reflection on the nature of peace and what it really means to bring change to the world.