Yuishoaru Osuman

Yuishoaru Osuman is a Charlmann field marshal who serves as one of the chief advisors of the empress. He was one of the most trusted advisors of Anatelia de Charlmann, the mother of Jeanette II de Charlmann. Known by the nickname "Yuishoaru," which translates to "Hero" in his tribe's language, Osuman's legacy is indelibly linked with courage, resilience, and sacrifice. His commitment to the empress and the Charlmann Empire remains a shining example of unwavering loyalty and leadership in the face of adversity.
== Biography ==
=== Early Life and Rise Through the Ranks ===
Born in the now-extinct Ashir tribe in the village of Togatt, Yuishoaru Osuman's journey began in the crucible of the military. His ascent through the ranks was marked by exceptional work ethic and bravery in numerous battles. Quickly gaining recognition for his leadership skills, he became one of the most trusted advisors to Empress Anatelia de Charlmann.
=== Graff invasion ===
Yuishoaru Osuman faced the horrors of the Graff invasion of demon lands, fighting valiantly in defense of his people. Unfortunately, the war ended in defeat, leading to the genocide of his entire tribe. In her final moments, Empress Anatelia entrusted him with the care of her daughter, the future empress, Jeanette II de Charlmann. True to his promise, Yuishoaru Osuman became a trusted advisor and, in a way, a step-father figure to the young Jeanette II de Charlmann. His guidance and mentorship played a crucial role in shaping her leadership qualities as she grew into her role as empress.
=== Great Liberation War ===
Yuishoaru Osuman's commitment to the Charlmann Empire was unwavering, and he fought valiantly in the Great Liberation War. His strategic brilliance and battlefield prowess contributed significantly to the success of the resistance against the Graff Empire. Yuishoaru Osuman's most celebrated moment came during the Siege of Plevun. When his forces were cornered, he made a strategic retreat into the Plevun Castle. With remarkable resilience, he held the city for five months against superior enemy forces, buying crucial time until the arrival of Empress Jeanette II de Charlmann's army.