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The Seven are the seven most capable and loyal subjects of [[Flos|Flos, the King of Destruction.]] | |||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
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Each of them had some perspective that Flos lacked. Mars had expertise on war and battles, Drevish on organization and logistics, Amerys on magic, and so forth. They add something significant that their King himself does not. This is why [[Orthenon]] is not considered one of the Seven, despite possessing comparable prowess to any of them.<ref name=":0" /> | Each of them had some perspective that Flos lacked. Mars had expertise on war and battles, Drevish on organization and logistics, Amerys on magic, and so forth. They add something significant that their King himself does not. This is why [[Orthenon]] is not considered one of the Seven, despite possessing comparable prowess to any of them.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
There was no history of them before Flos named the first four. And then he slowly added to their ranks. The number has no meaning; if there were another worthy of it, they would have been eight. As it stands, they might as well call themselves the Five, as two of the seven perished before the King went into his slumber | There was no history of them before Flos named the first four. And then he slowly added to their ranks. The number has no meaning; if there were another worthy of it, they would have been eight. As it stands, they might as well call themselves the Five, as two of the seven perished before the King went into his slumber.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.wordpress.com/2017/05/05/2-00-k/ Chapter 2.00 K]</ref> | ||
== Strength == | == Strength == | ||