Lowin Losevin

High King Lowin Losevin of the Evarland and the Deyaland, Son of Corcazón, Steward of the Nameless Cities, and Seventy-First Crown of the House of Titles is the King Supreme. In the last year of the Age of Brotherhood, he ordered the Violet Rape after the Day of Dark and had all Chailin in Haisran murdered, including his Chailin wife, High Queen Cria, and both of his half-Chailin children, High Prince Sirtes and High Princess Siletia. His response to the Day of Dark earned him several epithets, including the Cold Hand, the Red King, and the Blade of the Brotherhood.

Appearance and Character
Lowin was very handsome in his youth, with dark features aside from his fair skin. He was very tall, nearly six and a half feet tall, and sturdily built. In his later years, his hair grayed and his body grew brittle; he was thereby most reliant on his astute mind in the second half of his kingship.

As a child, Lowin was a playful boy who liked to spar with the other boys in court; he was allegedly an excellent fighter even at a young age. However, he was often sent away from the Ancient Citadel to reside in his uncles' castles during his teenage years. Yoras and Saersa took heed of Lowin's extremely antisocial behavior and violent tendencies that became noticeable during his adolescence. The High King and Queen worried for the state of the Evarland with their son on the throne. These worries were eventually quelled by the Ivory Council, who believed Lowin only had the ambitious mind of a king.

Background
Lowin is the eldest son of the former High King Yoras Losevin and former High Queen Saersa Losevin. Yoras' frivolity inspires Lowin's aggressive and hawkish agenda as High King, and influences Lowin's decision to end the Age of the Brotherhood and create a new era, the Years of Supremacy. Lowin was born into the House of Losevin, the most powerful family in the Evarland; as eldest son, he inherits the Crown of House of Losevin.

Lowin was born in Haisran, but he spent much of his youth in Coradon and Behonis. He had two younger brothers, Druis and Luic, and has a younger sister, Rathea. Prior to his brothers' deaths on the Day of Dark, Lowin made Druis the High Lord of Coradon and Luic the High Lord of Behonis. Lowin greatly enjoys hunting, but only alone; seldom has he ever enjoyed the company of others. His sister, Rathea, and his second daughter, Alma, are the only two people he enjoys. While Lowin and Rathea's relationship is based on their equal hunger for power, Lowin loves Alma for her mechanical and inventive mind. Lowin raises Alma on the credence that he and she are superior to the average mortal, but Alma abandons this egocentric credence with time. Lowin's favorite pastime is the tournaments he hosts in Haisran, the Battles of Blood and Brawn.