Dmitry Rasputin

The icy winter air nipped at Dmitry's face as he rode through the streets of St. Petersburg. He was an officer in the Tsar's Leib Guards, a position he had earned with his skill and dedication. But Dmitry carried a secret, one that had been hidden from him his entire life. He was the son of Grigori Rasputin, a man who had been both revered and reviled in equal measure.

Dmitry had never met his father, but he knew of him through the stories his mother had told him. She had been a mistress of Rasputin's and had given birth to Dmitry in secret. She had raised him on her own, never revealing his true parentage, and had watched with pride as he had risen through the ranks of the Tsar's army.

But now, as Dmitry rode through the city streets, he couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to his story than he had been told. He felt a strange connection to the stories he had heard about his father as if there was some hidden power inside him waiting to be unleashed.

As the years passed, Dmitry continued to serve the Tsar with distinction, fighting in battles and protecting the royal family. He was present during the Bloody Sunday massacre of 1905, where hundreds of peaceful protesters were gunned down by the Tsar's soldiers. Dmitry hardly even a man had been ordered to help quell the uprising, but he had secretly helped some of the injured protesters escape the city, feeling a deep sense of guilt for his actions.



In 1914, as World War I broke out, Dmitry was sent to the front lines, fighting alongside his fellow soldiers in the trenches. He witnessed the horrors of war firsthand, seeing friends and comrades cut down by the enemy fire. But he also saw moments of courage and humanity, as soldiers from both sides would come together to share food and stories during temporary ceasefires.

It was during one of these moments of peace that Dmitry had a vision, a sudden burst of power that he could not explain. He saw a future where war was no more, where people lived in peace and harmony, and at their head was a beautiful young woman he had known most his life at only a distance, only as the Princess called Anastasia. He felt a surge of energy flow through him, and he knew then that he possessed something special.



It was the events of 1917 that would change Dmitry's life forever. The Russian Revolution had begun, and the Tsar was overthrown. Dmitry had been assigned to protect the royal family, but he knew that they were in grave danger. He called upon his powers to help him find a way to save them, and he discovered a secret passage that led out of the palace.

With the help of Rasputin, who had miraculously survived his own assassination attempt, Dmitry was only able to rescue the youngest daughter of the Tsar, Anastasia. Together, they fled into the wilderness, hiding from the new Soviet regime and the assassins who sought to finish what they had started.