| Zorak {{{jpname}}}, {{{roname}}} | |
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| Gender | Male |
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| Race | Human |
| Age | 49 (S1) |
| From | Warriors' Village, Toran Republic |
| Family | Karak (father) Tengaar (daughter) |
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Zorak (ゾラック, Zorakku) is a supporting character in Suikoden. Zorak is the loquacious chief of Warriors' Village.
Biography
Suikoden
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Zorak is the father of Tengaar and the leader of Warriors' Village. Zorak has a high amount of proud of his heritage, often sharing the legends of Warriors' Village with others[1], despite reactions against him doing so[2]. When Hero (Suikoden) arrived, Zorak took him into his home to explain the village's situation with Neclord as well as tell him of the customs of Warriors' Village, talking until the sun had set[3].
In the morning, Neclord arrived at the village, seeking Tengaar. Zorak vowed that Neclord would not take Tengaar but was powerless to prevent him from doing so.
After marching to Neclord's Castle, Zorak demanded his daughter returned[4], but Neclord refused, preventing all but Tir McDohl and his party from entering his castle. Zorak begged Tir to rescue Tengaar and granted Hix full warrior status so Hix, too, could help rescue Tengaar.
After the defeat of Neclord, Zorak formed an agreement with the Toran Liberation Army, vowing that the warriors of his village would serve the Toran Liberation Army and obey Tir's commands[5].
During the last battle, Zorak led his men to Gregminster in order to assist the Toran Liberation Army. Speaking on the war, Zorak claimed that it had been a wonderful one and began to speak of his ancestor, Clift the Crusader[6], but the Toran Liberation Army charged into Gregminster before he could complete his story.
References
- ↑ "This is the Warriors' Village. Once we were..." - Zorak (Suikoden)
- ↑ "Oh my god! Oh my god!" - Hix
"Uh oh. Here it begins." - Tengaar (Suikoden) - ↑ "This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants. This village has traditionally been defended by the Village Chief. But peace was not always guaranteed. There were a number of times when the village was endangered, and several Chiefs went to war with their clans. Five chiefs, in particular, became renowned. They were..." - Zorak (Suikoden)
- ↑ "Give me back my daughter, my Tengaar." - Zorak (Suikoden)
- ↑ "We of the Warrior's Village hereby swear to serve the Liberation Army and obey your commands. Please let us know if you need our help." - Zorak (Suikoden)
- ↑ "It has been a wonderful war. It's been such a long time since we enjoyed such a big one. Our father, Clift the Crusader..." - Zorak (Suikoden)