Vaughn Walshuted

Vaughn Walshuted
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Age	17 at the time of Old Screaming Cavern, current age is unknown
Sex	Male
Race	Human
Affiliation	N/A
Occupation	Legendary Grand Master
Alias	N/A
Location	West Coast (Temporarily); Ghent (Temporarily); Zelva (Temporarily)
Foreign Name(s)	N/A
Likeability	N/A

Vaughn Walshuted is known as one of the four legendary Grand Masters, and is known as the world's greatest Short Sword Master. He serves the De Los Empire and generally acts in its interest. He moves about in the overall quest line, often crossing your path, and often with a plan of action if not some form of assistance. While experienced and formidable in combat, outside of it he's shown to be on the flaky side and somewhat quick to change moods.

He plays a role in Female Slayer's past as well as in a chapter of the Time Gate

History

Vaughn Walshuted is a Slayer and a Blade Master from the De Los Empire, and one of the four Legendary Grand Masters, on par with Aganzo, Siran, and Bwanga. He became a knight, a Baron, and the captain of the Iron Wolves group in the Empire for his service in defeating and killing Intangible Sirocco in the Screaming Cavern. He would have earned more than a Barony if the nobility didn't complain because of his commoner status to the one who granted him that status, Emperor Leon Heinrich De Los. He would later be granted a Viscounty title later in his life.

At some point after the Screaming Cavern incident, he was part of the Vilmark Project, a hidden site within Grand Flores where cruel experiments are done by the Empire. It was here where the Female Slayer became who she is today.

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Trivia

• Vaughn's last name, Walshuted, seems to be a transliteration of these names: Walenstadt and Waldstatt. Both of these names are of German origins, and have the roots of 'walen' which means whale, 'stadt' meaning city, and 'wald' meaning forest.

• Vaughn's first name is a surname, originally Welsh, in the forms of Vaughn and Vaughan, though also used as a form of the Irish surname McMahon. Vaughan derives from the Welsh word bychan, meaning "small", and so corresponds to the English name Little and the Breton cognate Bihan. The word mutates to fychan. Fychan literally means "small", but also "junior" or "younger". It is fitting considering he is the youngest of the Four Legendary Blade Masters/Grand Masters.

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