Joffrey de Peyrac de Morens d'Irristru

Name: Joffrey de Peyrac de Morens d'Irristru
Born: 1589
Traits: Enigmatic, Righteous, Impulsive, Fearless, Charming, Sagacious, Secretive
Romantic History: Symonne de Peyrac (Romantic Affair)
Wife: Alesia d'Albon
Aspiration: Fortune
Character Alignment: Virtuous
Rang: Count of Toulouse, Prince of Aquitaine

Being a crack shot, a first-rate swordsman, and with his profound knowledge, Joffrey is often known as The Great Lame Devil of Languedoc. While those who feared and envious of him referred to him as The Sorcerer.
Joffrey was the youngest child of an impoverished Languedoc aristocrat of very ancient lineage. As in the Ancien Régime ways, the infant Joffrey was to be brought up by his wet-nurse until reached school age, but the hometown of his Protestant wet-nurse's was massacred by Catholic zealots, during the religious conflict between the Catholics and the Huguenots. Joffrey's face was disfigured by the swords of the Catholics and was thrown out of a window, hence he became lame for the rest of his life. Because of the jeers and insults other children heaped at him about his disfigurement and limping, Joffrey retreated into his studies. At seventeen, already a profound scholar, Joffrey left his family and traveled wide and far to quench his thirst for knowledge. He returned to find his family gone, and his heritage divided among creditors. Joffrey then set his knowledge to use, brought his heritage back to its magnificence and increased in wealth.
He moved into his family's manor where he invited Symonne, a ruined distant relative to live with him and his exotic servants brought from around the world.He is considered an eccentric by everyone who doesn't truly know him, but he isn't bothered by that.
A few months after he returned, a fire broke out into the castle, threatening everyone's life.Joffrey, helped by his reliable servants, managed to save almost everyone.Unfortunately, when attempting to save his cousin, an inflamed wooden crossbeam collapsed over him, leaving the young Count unconscious.When he recovered, everyone was desolated to find out that he lost his sight.
Only a couple of years after Symonne, his cousin, moved in, she gave birth to a baby girl from an unknown father, although everyone suspects Joffrey is the father.He never admitted it, but neither he denied it, becoming very affectionate with the little illegitimate child, who is now his little princess.

Children
Alanete de Peyrac (1612 ; illegitimate child)
Caroline de Peyrac (1618 ;  illegitimate child)
Florimond de Peyrac (1622)