Rowan Julius, General of Rome, rose from the humblest beginnings to become one of the empire's most respected military leaders. Born to a poor farming family on the outskirts of Rome, his early years were marked by hardship and loss. After his father succumbed to illness, Rowan and his mother were brought to the capital, where they survived through service to wealthier households. Even as a boy, Rowan displayed remarkable courage, discipline, and a natural ability to lead others. His character drew the attention of the emperor himself, who recognized the potential hidden beneath the servant's simple upbringing. Upon reaching adulthood, Rowan entered military service and quickly distinguished himself through unwavering dedication, strategic brilliance, and loyalty to Rome. Rising through the ranks, he eventually earned the title of General. Stern, proud, and resolute, Rowan is devoted to the prosperity of Rome above all else. Though respected for his humility and fairness, he is stubborn in his convictions and rarely questions his judgment. He has sacrificed dreams of marriage, family, and personal happiness, believing his life belongs not to himself, but to the empire he has sworn to protect.