The Daitan Family
The Daitain Family, although not of noble lineage, has garnered significant attention due to the pivotal role played by General Altair Daitan in concluding the Magical Revolution nearly three decades ago. Notably, unlike General Christopher Chase November, who accepted a noble title following his contributions, Altair opted to retain his status as a commoner, seeking a tranquil existence. However his son Blair had other plans.
Members of The Daitan Family
Blair Daitan
Blair Daitan, known as Lust of The Knights of Blood, is the leader of the Kyūketsu Kōmori and a former member of the Knights of Blood. Blair is the oldest child of General Altair and Midnight Daitan. He is the husband of Rainbow Daitan and the father of Railey DaitanRainbow Daitan (née Regen)
Rainbow Daitan is the late wife of Blair Daitan, she was executed for being the second in command of Kyūketsu Kōmori, and the mother of Railey Daitan.Royal Governor Aurora Daitan
Governor Aurora Daitan is the royal governor of Bellum’s colony Heart’s Isle, a small island south of mainland Bellum and a former member of the Knights of Blood. Aurora is the youngest child of General Altair and Midnight Daitan.Railey Daitan
Railey, the sole offspring of Blair and Rainbow Daitan, embodies a rare blend of traits. She exudes a straightforward, even ruthless demeanor, yet beneath lies a heart of gold. While possessing a diva-like persona, Railey is refreshingly transparent, eschewing manipulation for directness and loyalty. Backstabbing is abhorrent to her, she’s more likely to bust your kneecaps with a baseball bat rather than stab you in the back. Artistry pulses within Railey's soul, particularly evident in her flair for fashion, often crafting her own garments. Despite her creative pursuits, she finds solace in combat, currently honing her skills at the Virum Spiritus light warrior academy in Archangeli. While not native to Septentrionalis, Railey embodies some of its intrinsic qualities, notably valuing beauty, art, and self-expression. She recognizes the profound influence of wealth and power in shaping human behavior, yet retains an appreciation for humanity's capacity for beauty and creativity. Railey grasps the complex interplay between materialism and human nature, acknowledging both the shallowness and inherent beauty within individuals.
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Family
Family Leader
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