Revere was born in a highly regarded and wealthy family within the city of Belvar. Each member had been highly praised with their skill in a profession that Revere couldn't even touch. With the exception of fencing, which Revere excelled the most since he was taught by the best fencer from their large city: his beloved grandfather. And hopefully, young Reverence would believe that he could continue that legacy. His grandfather adored him greatly when he returned from the war as a hero and the head of the whole Hildebrand family - so the riches that his grandfather earned was often spent on young Revere. However, as the youngest boy out of four siblings, Revere was more known for his explicit acts and scandalous behaviors when he grew older. The youngest Hildebrand used his mastery in swordsmanship to duel and fight for the things he's wanted in the city. However, it didn't stop Revere from becoming spoiled by his grandparents nonetheless.
He didn't care of his jealous older brothers and sisters that worked for their parents' and grandparents' attention - but only until his grandfather's passing affected him greatly.
His grandfather's title was the only reason why the whole family was left standing. Once his passing occurred, the rival houses harassed the Hildebrand family to no end and eventually their house falls due to a protest and a failing business caused by his eldest brother's corruption. Their mansion was left with no servants or workers, no guards to keep them protected, and the upperclassmen refused to give them any form of refuge. It gave bandits and thieves an open opportunity to lay any violent actions upon their family and Revere seemed to be the only one who could survive it all. A rival house had hired bandits to take care of the last of the family, and his uncle (being the last Hildebrand) allowed Revere to escape with the family heirloom. It was unsure whether or not any of his siblings or cousins had survived the whole.

After his escape, he took refuge in a neighboring inn and eventually ventured into several places with the last of his money. Otherwise his life turned from a spoiled rich man to a impoverished aristocrat, and then to a wandering duelist. He lived another few years dueling in order to survive and acquire the treasure to maintain any expenses and debts. Even dueling couldn't upkeep the things he wanted his life and the young man would end up resorting to charming men and women, hoping that one of them would admire his lavishing looks and then pamper him for a while before he would grow bored of them and leave.
Reverence believed that he was going to continue to do this for the rest of his life, until he found himself falling in love with a famous and handsome-jewelry maker. Not only he had been all over the man, but he became a fan of his works and the amount of attention Revere had worked for finally paid off when the older jewelry maker finally noticed him - and the amount of affection the duelist had given him had caused him to finally give in and take him as his lover. For once in his life Revere didn't care for all the riches his lover had buried him in as he was used to being spoiled by other wealthy aristocrats, whom now only constantly striving for the other's attention and his heart. Revere believed that he could finally settle down and start new after they bought a mansion surrounded by bushes and bushes of beautiful roses.
Another few years has passed and they lived together peacefully with his lover. Revere believed that he was safe since he escaped from his family home, but instead the rival houses discovered his existence and continued to track him down even years later. Even after several assassination attempts, Revere continues to survive but it was tradedwiththe sacrifice of his husband - who willingly protected him and allowed him to escape again.

Revere, once more, escaped yet again from the hateful rivalry houses that miles away from where he lived in, slowly growing with sadness and rage. Revere hides himself and becomes rouge, as well as changing his name from "Hildebrand" to "Beauregard" (the family name of his former lover). He used his husband's name to take advantage of the fortune he acquired and worked his way to even greater heights. But Reverence took a much different route instead of a more political path. He used his fortune in working with the blackmarket - where his power was growing until it was at a capacity for a given opportunity for revenge.
The duelist sent the rival houses to their deaths, as well as removing their family history from existence. Even after he had his sense of revenge, he continued to work through the blackmarket at ease until he grew bored.

He changes his name again to "Reverence Gaines Hildebrand Beaureguard" and now nicknamed "Revere" he withdraws from any form of underground work and continued to do what he can do best: Dueling. He even comes back to Belvar every once in a while to slowly work his way back up into the nobility once again.
Although, his form of dueling bores him now and he satisfies himself from stealing away the successes of anyone that he believes that they are better than him.

The Heroes of Belvar

Revere never expected himself to go back to Belvar, despite after being chased for so long by his long-term rivals. But once they were dead, he realized that there was no harm at all going back home; he could work up the nobility title once again in the city with the use of his husband's riches and the prizes he's "earned" throughout his years of dueling.

Perhaps it was because he wasn't much of a social star, neither a popular figure back then, but he has not recognized anyone once he came back to the city. While roaming around the city during the time of his original manor being built, he stumbled upon a threat that could have potentially destroy the whole city. Even with the meddling tricks on his sleeves couldn't stop the dangers and harmed himself - hindering his fighting skills temporarily.

With a help of a kind butler of another infamous House that healed his injuries in the long run - who lived in the city all his life and is always kept up with the current events. Discovering that an eventual uprising that was soon to devour the city into flames. He didn't necessarily care one bit about the civil war, but it would be a waste if it the inner turmoil affected his potential home. Him and his newfound ally, Lucien work under the radar to fix the situation. From there he met Lucien's more eccentric friend, an Italian mercenary who saved both of their hides after being surrounded by these threatening soldiers that invaded the city. With his help Revere becomes perfectly capable of fighting once again, saving a few more individuals that joined their side (Jack and Algernon). The most importantly, all five of them were most capable fighters with the fury strong enough to fight against Belvar's biggest enemy.

Per usual, Revere always took the opportunity to betray and cheat himself into glory. Yet, his opportunity was an even better opportunity for his "allies" to help trick their enemy into an unexpected twist thanks to Reverence. Although a little upset that such plans didn't go his way - fame and glory still ensued. His popularity spread quite quickly after the five were happily basking in the limelight of the city. Even his notoriety helped him rebuild the home he missed dearly.
Yet after a year of living there, Revere grew tired of Belvar calling him a hero - annoyed by people's praise and adding onto the unneeded attention. Instead of committing crimes to ruin his good reputation - he left Belvar to become a wandering duelist until he became homesick once again.

From Duelist to Queen

Venturing among the lands winning riches and prizes, he believes that he'll continue his life as the greatest duelist in the world. Until one day, he stumbles in a drunken stupor, tripping over his heels because of his messy his footing down the road. He somehow ends up falling down, his lips touching a frog that had conveniently  been sitting there. This same frog transformed into a stupendously handsome male. allowing him to sweep him off his feet and take him to his kingdom where he now rules. Reverence couldn't be swayed by any man - but somehow this King was able to do so.

Revere swore that whole deal was just a dream. It was one of the greatest nights of his life. There was no way a frog could turn into a prince... or even a king - just like the petty little fairy-tales he was told when he was a child. Yet, he wakes up, finally becoming sober the next day. He awakened in a large bed, in the arms of a familiar green-haired gentleman. Now, Revere has a hard time trying to leave the city where King Balthazar rules - knowing that he'll probably continue to come after him and therefore drag him back to live with him. 

As much as Beauregard wanted to be treated as a royal, especially becoming a kingdom's King or Queen, he felt like there was no kingdom that would think of him as a perfectly suit for their nation. He'd know that one day that his King would find a compatible partner, but Revere is now hesitant in letting his Frog King go. Revere denies the fact that he enjoys ruling with his "partner" but he refuses to let any other man or woman take his place. In fact, that it's possible he's tried to kill any potential companions that deemed "suitable" for Bal.