Avōros Quasīlis

Avōros Quasīlis was Anaktas of Enovatha.
== Biography ==
Avōros Quasīlis was born in the Winter of 233 TE from the Union of the Ythasian Chief Ortokardos Quasilis, and lady Ivasia Quasili. His name, Avoros, comes from the Lyndian word for Blue (Avos) and Eyes (Oros), since as an infant, it is said he had eyes that were blue as the deep oceans. Unfortunately though, as he aged his eyes lost their magical blue colour and turned into a green-ish lime. He was born in the city of Ythasi, which was later renamed into Arhausa.
During his young ages, Avoros was a very energetic and cunning child. He learned how to play the Lyndian lyre and double flute (diavlon), and was made into a fine soldier by his trainer and current Ythasian War general, Aetikas the Eagle-barer. He had the ability to wield a sword and a spear better than most of the Ythasian elite troops, at only 17 years old. It was also around this time when he met his love interest, Xanthopi, the daughter of a carpenter. Not much is known about how their relationship started, but whispers all around the city say that they used to sneak out of their respective households at night and met eachother at the park that resided near the Tomb of Denaspis, land King of Lyndos, where they would stare at the night sky, recite poems, and play music together. As time flew by, and months became years, they ended up getting married in -64 VE.
Ythasi back then was a flourishing city. With sky high walls, massive wealth, and well trained soldiers, masters of the sword, spear, and the seas. The Atalaki, Kunopians, Arhates and Sarites, who were the neighbouring chiefdoms to Ythasi, felt threatened by her superiority amongst the lyndian states. Believing that Ortokardos might one day decide to Reunite the Lyndian States under his banner, they created a Coalition against him, and threatened that any type of aggression from the Ythasians towards the newly formed alliance will be met with a brutal war. Avoros' Father would not tolerate such behavior, so he demanded his finest blacksmiths to forge weapons similar to those that the Sarite chiefdom used and sent a few messengers disguised as "spies" to deliver a message of graditude to the Sarite Leaders for providing aid to the threatened Ythasians. The messengers were eventually caught by the Coalitioners, and after reviewing the fake message, they started fighting among eachother, thinking that the Sarites were assisting the enemy. Ortokardos then took his chance, and declared war on the coalition in -59VE, since they had lowered their guard. Unfortunately though, his reign was cut short due to health complications, and he ultimately died in -53 VE at the age of 92 likely due to high levels of stress over the years.
Avoros took on the Leadership of the Ythasians at the age of 34 and lead them to battle, where he won his first major battle in the Siege of fort Rothis. Despite his many victories and achievement he also suffered huge losses, such as the countless men, women and children that had fallen victims to his, and to the coalition's lust for war. It was said, that during the Lyndian Wars, that only the dead had seen the end of it. 
After holding his ground against the likes of the Kunopians and the Arhates and after defeating the weakened Sarites and Atalaki, he proceeded to push one final time to the heart of the Arhates, in order to end this bloody and long war and unite the Lyndians once more. At that point, he managed to get the biggest achievement of his entire reign. A son, which he named Eueteros, meaning "Best among all" on the spring of -36 VE. He believed, that his son will be the True Successor to the Ancient Lyndian Empire, and to ensure that the gods will allow him to earn such a goal, he took him to the mysterious Sacred Isle, off the Coast of Ythasi, where he called upon the priest who lived there and requested to baptise him in the Name of the Thias (the gods). The priest picked up the young prince, with hesitation, and proceeded to baptise him from the Holy waters within the cave which was said to be carved by Elpivia herself. While Eueteros got baptised, he cried, as it was natural, until there was a sudden beam of light coming from his eyes, which made him go silent.