The Seven are the seven most capable and loyal subjects of Flos, the King of Destruction.
Background[]
The Seven were once King Flos’ personal circle with whom he consulted and relied on. They were his generals, his leaders who each managed part of his kingdom. They were the strongest and best of his subjects and their names are known across the world.
Each of them had some perspective that Flos lacked. Mars had expertise on war and battles, Drevish on organization and logistics, Amerys on magic, and so forth. They add something significant that their King himself does not. This is why Orthenon is not considered one of the Seven, despite possessing comparable prowess to any of them.[1]
There was no history of them before Flos named the first four. And then he slowly added to their ranks. The number has no meaning; if there were another worthy of it, they would have been eight. As it stands, they might as well call themselves the Five, as two of the seven perished before the King went into his slumber, or now the Four, as another died.[2]
Strength[]
The Seven were chosen because they excelled beyond all others at some aspect.
Members[]
| Name | Title | Race | Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gazi Pathseeker | The Omniscient | Half-Gazer | Scout | Active |
| Takhatres | Lord of the Skies | Garuda | Unknown | Active |
| Mars | The Illusionist | Human | Vanguard | Active |
| Amerys | Calm Flower of the Battlefield | Human | Mage | Active |
| Drevish | The Architect | Human | Architect | Deceased |
| Queravia | The Gambler of Fates | Stich-Woman | Strategist | Deceased |
| Tottenval | Blooming Plague | Beastkin - Fox | Gardener | Deceased |
Trivia[]
- Orthenon could have been a member as well, but as the King’s steward, he can't leave his side.[3] Additionally, all the other members of the Seven think differently from Flos, thus possessing insight that he does not, while Flos and Orthenon tend to have the same mindset.
- Gazi is the weakest of the Seven, among the living and the dead, as she is the lowest in level and the least able.[4]
- Drevish and Tottenval had earned the right to freely visit Khelt.[1]