Holy Sir Philip de Rosius
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Philip Hughes de Rosius, born to Charles and Safiye de Rosius in Redenford. Philip was becoming known due to his family's name and through the potins that had been spread during the Social Season of the Holy Orenian Empire. He is also known to be the first de Rosius to join the Supreme Order of Exalted Owyn in the Church of Canon, serving as an Armiger.
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Early Life
Born in 1822 of the Second Age, Philip Hughes de Rosius was raised by his father Charles and his mother Safiye. Philip was a more chaotic and unruly child when he was younger for his father was mostly absent to do work for the government and he did not see his mother quite often. For this he was sent to his Uncle in Redenford to be raised as a gentleman rather then having the behavior of a drunken peasant. This transfer has more or less played a factor in the life of Philip as he wanted to join the Imperial State Army, but this ambition was halted due to him being too young for recruitment. While residing with his Uncle, he was taught how to respect those of higher status and how to serve the Empire properly; this made Philip utterly dedicated to the cause of the Empire and he would be willing to eradicate those who wish to see it fall.
When Philip was thirteen years old he was often found reading books inside the library of Chateau de Rosius, studying the many enemies that the Empire has fought in order to use it for the safety of the Empire. Ever since he was thirteen years old, he was not one to introduce himself to his more distant relatives as they were not aware of his existance due to the abscence of his mother and father. Philip eventually had his own sword made and started to train on dummies at the Chateau, trying to become skilled in sword-fighting to eventually serve the Empire with the utter dedication that he has. While being aware of his great-uncle being a respective Captain of the Imperial State Army, Philip was facing the dilemma of either making a reputation through years of war or politics; for both have their factors in serving the Empire. While he was still thirteen, he kept going along with his swordfighting practices and studying so he could eventually become a good fighter and perhaps serve both in the army and politics.. though Philip prefers war over politics as in war you stand face to face with the enemy.
When Philip became sixteen years old, his Great-Aunt Claude had passed. This left the de Rosius family completely devastated and left a big hole in the family, together with many arguements. With the sudden death, Philip his Great-Uncle had his period of grief; Philip showing the support that he can provide to make his Uncle feel better. While he knew that his Great-Aunt had passed, Philip was saddened as he felt the loss too. This left Philip to stay inside the chateau for quite some while until he did not feel sad anymore; He was absolutely devastated by the loss. As days had passed, Philip and his Uncle Otis encountered Hera (Otis' eldest daughter) and his sister-in law Aimee in the streets of Providence. As he saw his Uncle, cousin and distant auntie get into conflict with eachother; he somehow felt an amount of anger but managed to maintain himself by simply spectating the outcome of this arguement. The outcome was a simple disperse of those involved, but Philip wanted to talk to his cousin; and he was unfortunately halted by her aunt by simply blocking him off. Philip eventually went back to a residence in the de Rosius Avenue, he was extremely enraged by how someone could block himself from his own kin. This is what made Philip doubt his family ties and eventually led himself to thinking.
The Supreme Order of Exalted Owyn
Philip always wanted to do something for his faith, as to make himself a better person then being a man with an intemporant figure. He wanted to do his father proud by joining the most sacred Order of the Church; The Supreme Order Of Exalted Owyn. Philip was since he was ten years old, utterly dedicated to his faith and its practices; quite literally willing to sacrifice anything for it's preservance.
