Securius, the Unyielding Warrior (Splash Art)

Dedicated to tonivioletmikey [link]
This is a custom fan-made champ for League of Legends who i sketched a while ago, and as I said, here is his lore:

Securius, was one of the most fierce and skilled warriors of the Rakkor, who was tasked to turn the young boys of the tribe, into ruthless soldiers. One of his greatest accomplishments was the training of the great warrior Pantheon. One day though, when a great part of the Rakkor army went to a campaign against Noxus, he was left to defend the city in case of enemy attack. That attack came. The fearsome Noxian general, Darius lead the assault against the few remaining Rakkor. Although they were severly outnumbered, they presented a great resistance against the Noxians. The Noxians were finally pushed back but at a great cost: Securius had been taken prisoner.
Darius, enraged by the defeat of his troops, sent all the prisoners to be executed by Draven, in order to humiliate them, by giving them an unglorious death, far away from any battlefiled, as the Rakkor warriors wish. What he didn't expect though, was the strength of will of Securius and his men. Securius was the first to be sent in the arena, and entered the arena chained, to face the glorious executioner. Securius tried to dodge Draven's but after a valliant effort, he was struck by his blade on the chest. Hearing the cry roar for his death,Securius tore his chains apart and attacked draven with massive force, throwing him to the ground. He could have dealt with him just then, but decided to leave him dishonored among his crowd. He took Draven's blades and cut his way through the arena, freeing his men and running away from the Noxian guards sent upon them. He also kept the chains that were binding him and wore them around heis neck and waist. Securius remained in Noxus with some men, occasionally freeing slave carriages, being a great pain in the Noxians' heads. And when he heard about the blood brothers entering the League of Legends, he decided to follow them, and teach them once more not to underestimate the strength of their opponents, even when all odds are against them.