Euanthe Akakios Themistokles is the oldest child of House Pelagios and therefore the heir to the role of Apokine.
During the Golden War, they were assigned to a front line military position, while their other siblings were assigned positions meant to keep them safer. Euanthe was seriously injured and hospitalized, and Cassander, the youngest, was selected as the heir. At the end of the war, Euanthe recovered enough to retake the heirship.
They are invested in their role as heir to the Apostolosian Empire. During their parent's funeral after the Golden Demarchy overtakes the empire, they wear their heir's sash and make no direct acknowledgement of either of their siblings. At the dinner in "A Splintered Branch, A Ringing Bell Pt. 2", they wear their formal military uniform.
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Euanthe dies leading a final charge against Rigour.
Trivia
- All of Euanthe's names are taken from Ancient Greek:
- Euanthe is a Greek mythological name of unknown meaning, as well as the name of a moon of Jupiter.
- Akakios or Acacius is a Greek name of unknown meaning.
- Themistokles means "oracular glory" and is the name of an Athenian general, among others.
- Pelagios is a name meaning "of the sea".