Meet the Harbinger

Some empires are held together by fear. Others by law.
The Tarthian Empire endures because one man has spent a lifetime ensuring duty outweighs ambition.

Meet the Harbinger.
"Intelligent stillness."

Some leaders command through fear. Others through charisma. As the Harbinger, Luc Saint-Cyr commands because people trust him.

Luc Saint-Cyr

If Pietas is the force that transformed the galaxy, Luc is the man who helped ensure it endured. He has known public triumph, private heartbreak, and the burden of carrying an empire on his shoulders. Through it all, he has never stopped building toward tomorrow.

Luc serves the King as General and commands the Dominion Forces, charged with defending all territories under the King's sovereignty.

For centuries he has stood beside Pietas—not as a servant or sycophant, but as the rare person willing to speak honestly to a king who has outlived civilizations.

As Cyr de Typhin, Luc designed the layout of modern Tarth City, a blueprint still followed over a century later. His crowning achievement, Tarth City Park, remains the city's green heart, complete with hidden tunnels and secret refuges known only to a handful of trusted individuals.

Across multiple lifetimes, Luc has served as architect, farmer, guildmaster, entrepreneur, military commander, and statesman. Whatever role history required, he approached it with the same determination—to leave the world better than he found it.

Luc's affection for Tarth City is deeply personal. He watched it grow through the centuries, helped shape its streets and parks, and still finds quiet satisfaction in crossing a bridge he once designed under another name.

Although numerous landmarks commemorate his earlier identities, he has repeatedly declined efforts to rename buildings in Luc Saint-Cyr's honor. To him, the purpose of a structure has always mattered more than the name carved above its door.

People often expect Luc to be remembered for his rank or his influence. Instead, they remember his steadfast loyalty, his quiet resilience, and the kindness he extends to those who have nowhere else to turn. He has spent centuries building cities, organizations, and alliances—but his greatest legacy is the people who found hope because he believed in them.