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The Emperor's Children – Clavius Reim
Author: Alice Corundyr
Clavius Reim
(716-744)
The first son of Olivia Lapis Reim showed an interest in foreign cultures and poetry from childhood; he pondered the questions of existence, reflected on his purpose, and contemplated the meaning of life. Two years after Olivia Lapis Reim’s coronation, Clavius reached adulthood and, with his father’s permission, set out to travel—he observed how ordinary people lived in his country and beyond.
In 736, Clavius adopted the Enclavian faith, and in 738, he married a simple girl from Asteya. Due to the recent war with the Enclavian Alliance and the bride’s low social status, both events damaged the prince’s reputation among both the upper classes and the common people. Nevertheless, as a devout follower of the Enclavian faith, Clavius did not care about the opinions of others and lived according to his conscience.
Clavius Reim fell in battle in 744 at the hands of an unknown samurai during the war with Nihon. After Nihon's surrender, many advisors suggested that the emperor use this incident to put additional pressure on the country during political negotiations, but Olivia refused. The prince was one of the commanders in this war and took an active part in military operations. He died as befits a warrior, and therefore his father did not want to use his son’s death for political gain.
+30% damage against characters of Nihonese origin, +6 Willpower.
Author: Alice Corundyr
Clavius Reim
(716-744)
The first son of Olivia Lapis Reim showed an interest in foreign cultures and poetry from childhood; he pondered the questions of existence, reflected on his purpose, and contemplated the meaning of life. Two years after Olivia Lapis Reim’s coronation, Clavius reached adulthood and, with his father’s permission, set out to travel—he observed how ordinary people lived in his country and beyond.
In 736, Clavius adopted the Enclavian faith, and in 738, he married a simple girl from Asteya. Due to the recent war with the Enclavian Alliance and the bride’s low social status, both events damaged the prince’s reputation among both the upper classes and the common people. Nevertheless, as a devout follower of the Enclavian faith, Clavius did not care about the opinions of others and lived according to his conscience.
Clavius Reim fell in battle in 744 at the hands of an unknown samurai during the war with Nihon. After Nihon's surrender, many advisors suggested that the emperor use this incident to put additional pressure on the country during political negotiations, but Olivia refused. The prince was one of the commanders in this war and took an active part in military operations. He died as befits a warrior, and therefore his father did not want to use his son’s death for political gain.
+30% damage against characters of Nihonese origin, +6 Willpower.