House Mars
The Institute House of killers and war, marked by the two-headed golden wolf, into which Darrow is drafted.
Story so far
House Mars is one of the twelve Houses of the Institute, the House of war and killers, its standard a two-headed golden wolf. Its Proctor Fitchner calls its students the mad dogs, "full of piss and napalm and vinegar," and warns that Mars always rules the Institute early only to burn out, its fury spent, once the napalm runs dry. Darrow, marked an upper-outlier in rage, is drafted into it tenth of a thousand, championed by Fitchner and the Olympic Knight Lorn au Arcos.
It is the House through which Darrow will make his stand.
Appearance
An Institute House whose emblem is a two-headed golden wolf; peopled by the most aggressive, killer-tempered students.
Role
Darrow's House at the Institute, the House of war and killers.
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- The Institute House of killers and war, marked by the two-headed golden wolf, into which Darrow is drafted.