Gareth Ravelle
(a.k.a. The Gilded Architect)
Gareth's physical appearance—golden hair that seems to arrange itself in artful waves, symmetrical features that convey aristocratic refinement without martial harshness, and a complexion untouched by labor or exposure—reflects House Ravelle's obsession with aesthetic perfection as demonstration of superiority.
Gareth Ravelle has never known what it means to want for anything. The youngest son of House Ravelle's main branch, he wears his family's wealth like a second skin—his academy uniform tailored from fabrics few commoners would see in a lifetime, his fingers adorned with subtle enchanted rings that serve no purpose but to display his status. His blonde hair remains perfectly styled regardless of physical exertion, a minor enchantment his family considers a necessity rather than a luxury.
Gareth embodies the worst aspects of his family's privilege. His arrogance goes beyond simple pride—he genuinely believes lesser bloodlines produce inferior minds and talents. His vocabulary bristles with subtle jabs about "proper breeding" and "natural order," and he dismisses impressive feats from commoners as lucky accidents rather than earned achievements.
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