The name is not a boast. It is a statement of intent. Roi Célestin — the Celestial King — arrived at the House of Gauldar with two matches to his name and the manner of someone who considers that a formality rather than a beginning. He is Massieu, a lineage that favours the convergence of intellect and force — and he carries both with the particular confidence of an agent who has decided the Firmament belongs to him and is simply waiting for the record to reflect it.
He is the House's dedicated ranged specialist — not merely capable at distance but built for it, specialised to a degree that makes it his defining characteristic. Brain. Chaos. Dark. Force. The combination produces something calculated and ferocious in equal measure: the intelligence to find the opening, the force to make it permanent, the chaos to ensure no opponent can fully anticipate what arrives next.
Roi Célestin shares something with Sunny Gloamspark that the rest of the House does not: he carries no means of restoration. No life to fall back on. No recovery between the moments that matter. Where other agents might endure, he simply does not factor endurance into the equation. He is here to deal damage — massive, critical, delivered from range — and he has decided that is enough. So far, the Firmament has not disagreed.
Two matches. An average rank of 2.5. The House is watching. Gauldar acquired him recently, and already the question is not whether Roi Célestin belongs among the seven — it is how long before he makes the case that he belongs at the front of them.
He is a new agent looking to prove himself. Given what he has shown in the brief time the Firmament has known his name, the proof may not take long to arrive.