Malacus was Autolycus' older brother, taking care of him after their mother died when they were children. As an adult, he was tricked out of his land by a merchant named Tarsus. Malacus protested the injustice, but Tarsus then had him murdered – a crime that was blatantly ignored by law enforcement. Autolycus avenged his brother by robbing Tarsus blind and giving the spoils to the poor. As a result, Autolycus became an outlaw, but he always remembered the good that Malacus had done for him. This article is a stub, or very short article, that is most likely incomplete and needs expansion.
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| - Malacus was Autolycus' older brother, taking care of him after their mother died when they were children. As an adult, he was tricked out of his land by a merchant named Tarsus. Malacus protested the injustice, but Tarsus then had him murdered – a crime that was blatantly ignored by law enforcement. Autolycus avenged his brother by robbing Tarsus blind and giving the spoils to the poor. As a result, Autolycus became an outlaw, but he always remembered the good that Malacus had done for him. This article is a stub, or very short article, that is most likely incomplete and needs expansion.
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| - Malacus was Autolycus' older brother, taking care of him after their mother died when they were children. As an adult, he was tricked out of his land by a merchant named Tarsus. Malacus protested the injustice, but Tarsus then had him murdered – a crime that was blatantly ignored by law enforcement. Autolycus avenged his brother by robbing Tarsus blind and giving the spoils to the poor. As a result, Autolycus became an outlaw, but he always remembered the good that Malacus had done for him. This article is a stub, or very short article, that is most likely incomplete and needs expansion.
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