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Armano Salvius
Armano Salvius was a travelling merchant who found the wounded Lucien Alvaro de Castillon on the roads in 1229 and gave him three stable years. His financial ruin through Lucien’s bad advice, and his death that followed, set Lucien permanently on the path toward The Avari.
Background
A humble caravan trader who lived by barter, and was about eighty when he found Lucien Alvaro de Castillon on the road in 1229.
He taught him negotiation, how to survive on the road, fairness and simplicity. Lucien respected him and thought the skills wasted on small gains.
His last words were “Live simply… be better…”
Background
A travelling merchant. Found the wounded and malnourished Lucien Alvaro de Castillon on the roads in 1229 following the burning of Fatima and took him in. Taught him trade over the following three years.
History
In 1232, Lucien convinced Armano to extend credit to a lord who proved bankrupt. The deal collapsed, financially ruining Armano. He died of illness that winter.
Relationships
| Lucien Alvaro de Castillon | Guardian of1229–1232. Surrogate father. |
Relationships, drawn
In the timeline
2 entries mention Armano Salvius.
- 1229Armano Salvius, a travelling merchant, finds the wounded Lucien on the roads and takes him in.
- 1232Lucien convinces Armano Salvius to extend credit to a lord who proves bankrupt. Armano is ruined and dies that winter. Lucien flees to Bellum Castle.
Connections
4 pages link directly to or from Armano Salvius.
In the Chronicles
- The Partnership1232
Referenced by
- Bellum CastleLocation
- Lucien Alvaro de CastillonCharacter
- TimelineTimeline
Notes
Armano’s background beyond his role in Lucien’s story is undocumented.