Sorein Fairchild

Pale-skinned and dark-eyed, Sorein stands 5' 10" and is of modest frame. As a Fairchild, he is always well-dressed in the refined attire of excess, and tends to stand out from those around him. Sorein wears a pendant around his neck that has until recently been kept locked away as a family heirloom. Boasting the crest the Fairchild family adopted from antiquity, atop twin swords crossed over a serpent coiled around an iridescent jewel, the pendent is both intriguing and beautiful--most likely the reason for Sorein's interest.

Sorein is a spoiled royal child in every sense. The Fairchild family's wealth is immense, and both Sorein and his sister Cassandra were raised in splendor. However, Sorein has been primed not to express emotion, and is therefore cold and one-dimensional. Highly sadistic, Sorein's "games" often put their participants at physical or psychological risk of harm, and Sorein is fond of games. He is a ruthless businessman and has expanded the influence of the Fairchild holdings nearly 10% since coming to ownership of the estate. Sorein is well-known socially, and the Fairchild Mansion has traditionally been opened up for seasonal parties and celebrations; lately, Sorein has kept with the celebrations, but chosen to remain behind locked doors not only during parties, but as well as during any free time he acquires.

Sorein came to control the Fairchild estate after the murder of his father, maneuvering his portion of the inheritance to make his sister's nearly worthless. Soon after vying full control of Fairchild's resources, he began expanding production of CS arrays and CS-powered devices for both military and civilian use. At the same time, he began contributing to the Rose Court out of his own private accounts. Adding that to Charles' movement to enlist members of the Novarian Guard at the Fairchild Mansion, Sorein is now indirectly in control of a massive quantity of police and military units. No one knows Sorein's motivations for his actions, but rumors of reclusive and erratic behaviour have started circulating beyond the Mansion staff, and the common consensus is that Sorein is losing his mind because of secrets involved with his father's murder.