Yinhwa
As elected Chief, they had an impenetrable calmness about them that compelled others to quiet down and pay attention. Born and raised in the mountain tribe, they grew up among expert craftsmen, scholars, and books on nearly every culture that ever existed. The quiet solemnity of the place is seemed to be seeped into Yinhwa's presence. They were in their early-20s when they were elected and in their mid-40s at the time of the conquest. Despite becoming the leader of the empire, for the majority of their life, they never got to see the world outside of their books.
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Torrel
Agiel
Ivant
Kintya
A Udall scholar who immigrated to Irna for the sake of scholarly pursuit. As someone knowledgeble on geography, she often attended war councils as a notetaker and fill gaps in Yinwha's extensive knowledge. An honorary member on the Council of Creation. After unification, she took the role of a historian to record the reconstruction and its behind the scenes. She authored of some of the most detailed and important history records, her handwritten copies of which are held in the libraries of Irna City.
Lylith
Yafin
Born in Irna, he was fascinated by all forms of crafts and wares and wanted to create new inventions for practical use. During the conquest, he created weaponry, modes of transportation, and methods of communication. Argueably his greatest contribution was the railway system he developed during the war and reconstruction which connected the entire land and transformed the empire's transportation system, encouraging trade, migration, and distribution of goods to those who needed it.
Gwain
Was doomed to live and die in the small village she was born it, but wanted to travel and learn. She was a bright and curious mind and a genius, though oblivious to it, who could learn a new language in days. Because she was only a teen at the time of the conquest, nations often felt ridiculed for being asked to negotiate with a child, but her overwheling charisma soon won them over. She was cheerful, confident, and always spoke to others as equals in their own language. After unification, she became the foreign affairs minister.