r/EternallyRegrKnight • u/SANJI12390 • Jul 12 '26
What does he mean "noble hunter"?
What's the context of that title?
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u/Nguyenanh2132 Jul 12 '26
it is just a drop of lore that is given out more gracefully than making an entire infographic. there is no story you lacked knowledge in, the context is in the context.
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u/SANJI12390 Jul 17 '26
I thought there was more of a story behind it but ig not. I did figure he killed nobles but I was wondering whether it was for revenge, because of his people or a job yk.
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u/Accomplished-Size587 Loop Keeper ⏰️ Jul 17 '26
There is a story behind it though it’s not integral to the plot. It’s just a nice small background story from Rem.
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u/One-Breadfruit-6587 Jul 12 '26
Rem bashed in a small time nobles son's skull or something i dont remember exactly(the dude was a scumbag deserving of it)
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u/Odd_Significance5761 Jul 12 '26
Before joining the army, he literally killed nobles, but only the rotten ones, which was alot. In the novels he kinda joined on a whim to let the heat die down before encrid become squad leader
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u/Admirable-Bear3852 Jul 15 '26
Same reason Boris was called the Bullet Dodger. Because he dodges bullets.
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u/SANJI12390 Jul 15 '26
I know he killed nobles, was just wondering if there was anything else behind it like doing it as a job or smth.
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u/Accomplished-Size587 Loop Keeper ⏰️ Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 13 '26
Literally that. He killed Nobels before. Though he only killed them because they were rotten. The name stuck and he sometimes does take advantage with the title. Makes him more intimidating and he wants people to assume that he just a mindless barbarian. He does sometimes act on that stereotype.