Demon Donkey General

 The Demon Donkey General''' was the leader of the Demon Donkey force that travelled to Magna-Kardax from the Next World.

History
The Demon Donkey General came from the Next World just like the rest of his kind, and was the demon in charge of that realm's military force that patrolled its dark recesses.

He was employed by Death Demon, lord of the Skeletons of Sorrow. However during the start of the First Era, the General turned against Death Demon following a disagreement over how far the extent of his influence should go.

The General took his demonic warriors and opened a portal to the realm of Magna-Kardax, where he used his soldiers to overrun Farmer Flag's Farm and take the shape of a donkey. From there he and his servants took over the fortress of Valmoth.

Then the General began to put his plans into motion, and built up Valmoth to suit his needs. He built a vast army, equipped them, and prepared to assault the stronghold of Strigondon. After a failed attempt to ambush and kill Battle Budgie on the Old Road, the General sent off 20,000 Demon Donkeys to Strigondon where an enourmous battle raged.

The General and his lieutenant Fentroz battled the King's allies until Fentroz was slain and his master fled back to Valmoth.

At Valmoth, and the dawn of the Third Era, the General stood with his remaining forces and his last remaining advisors to face Battle Budgie. An allied Dust Dragon managed to kill Iglop but failed to bring down the King, and the Demon Donkeys were defeated and Valmoth reclaimed by Battle Budgie's allies.

Personality and Traits
The Demon Donkey General was vicious, cruel, and unsympathetic. Sometimes he displayed symptoms of cowardice, while other times he fought to the bitter end and with determination. Either way, he was unwavering in his task and would stop at nothing to get what he wanted.

Weapons and Equipment
The General carried a two-handed greatsword and wore relatively little armour, probably so he was more distinguishable than his rabble of Demon Donkey underlings.