Julia Roundyl de Paques

Julia Roundyl is a Yvresian woman born in Paques, she was born to her late mother, Sophia Roundyl, and her absent father, Hrabashle Ruckonl. She was later fostered by a man named Arthur Vement, who was a fisherman, and later writer for The Readers Rose, a Castellan Newspaper. Afterwards, soon after the death of the then Comte Pope Theo Louis I she assumed power in Paques and became the Comtesse of Paques. Then marrying the Terregurre comte, Mael d'Haricoville-Curassier.
== Pre-Comtesse ==
Julia Roundyl (d'Haricoville-Curassier) de Paques is a Yvresian woman born in the town of Paques in Yvres. She was born to her late mother, Sophia Roundyl, and father, Hrabashle Ruckonl. The Roundyl Family was quite poor, and not yet a noble family in Yvres and therefore Spohia could hardly support herself and her daughter through the tough times and soon died of illnesses.
She instead was fostered by what was the closest thing she ever had to a father given how she had never met her actual father, Arthur Vement. Arthur Vement already have a child, Samuel Vement. Samuel and Julia became very close and became almost like siblings. Julia lived somewhat comfortably, even with Arthur being a fisherman. Before becoming a writer for The Readers Rose, shortly before the death of Theo Louis I, the at the time comte of Paques.
== Comtesse ==
Shortly after the death of Pope Theo Louis I, Julia saw an opportunity. She stepped up to a podium and declared herself the ruler of Paques. The majority of people in Paques didn't mind her taking over the power vaccum in the town. And she took control uncontested. And she made her brotherly figure Samuel Vement her assistant. However only shortly later she went on a personal journey, leaving the position to Samuel Vement, who took the name Samuel Roundyl Vement. 
=== Marriage and Family Life ===
Julia married into the House Cuirassier family, marrying Mael Roundyl d'Haricoville-Curassier (At the time Mael d'Haricoville-Curassier). Mael and Julia had quite a successful marriage and a good amount of guests. She also grew a lot fonder of the then emperor Vert Haricoville-Curassier, who was now her father-in-law. Shortly afterwards she established a dutchy in Paques, making the House Roundyl Family an official noble family in Yvres.