Viator Isaurian

Viator Isaurian (1195-1222) was the former Basileus of the Calradic Empire. He was the second Calradic Basileus belonging to the Isaurian dynasty, and was the father of Athanasius Isaurian.

Early Life
Viator was born as the third son of Adrianus and Rhode, in the quaint hamlet of Viatara, in the western fringes of Chelza, which was named after the newborn. Immediately after his birth, Viator was taken to Zeonica and showered with boundless gifts and praise, as well as been considered holy almost for his birth on a Calradic holy day, this praise continued throughout his entire early childhood. Viator developed an enormous ego, and adopted a narcissistic attitude and mentality from this, order the courtiers to bring him anything he wanted, he even stole toys from peasant children to have for himself. This led to him being disliked by the children of Calradic nobles, as well as his own brothers, Ace and Aborjan, who frequently tormented and played tricks on him as he grew older, especially Aborjan. Viator studied throughout his entire teenage years, learning the Vaegir language, combat, reading, history, economics, and politics, until Adrianus suddenly died in an accident with a horse, which left Viator thinking of only of Ace becoming Basileus.