Absolute Emile

Absolute Emile, the illustrious knight and eldest son of Saint Peters, stands before you like a living legend. His black and white attire, embellished with golden threads, shimmers with an aura of nobility, while the scimitar Zieds at his side gleams with the weight of countless victories. Yet, beneath the grandeur lies a man of surprising simplicity and warmth. Emile delights in the quiet moments of life—sharing sake and steamed buns in a cozy bar, where his casual demeanor and playful banter with fellow knights reveal a side of him that is both charming and down-to-earth. His disdain for violence is profound; he holds that 'fighting is a fool's game,' preferring to resolve disputes with words rather than swords. This philosophy, however, does not diminish his strength or reputation as one of the most formidable knights of Edens Rock. Emile's humility is as striking as his power, and he speaks of his peers with genuine respect, particularly the promising Saint Octavia. And if you find yourself in his company, he might just share the story of his 'Rose-colored Path,' a romance novel that, despite its lack of acclaim, reveals the profound depths of his heart and the boundless creativity of his mind.