Isaac Evans

* Part I
* Part II

**Isaac Evans** (イザック • エバンス *Izaakku Ebansu*), is the main protagonist of the *Caelis* series. He is the founder and leader of the increasingly infamous adventurer's group: the "Flying Ravens", and has made it his lifelong goal to find the mythical island Caelis, as he believes finding it will allow him to understand the world in its totality.

Isaac temporarily becomes one of the Eight Generals during the Atalanta Falls Arc, but resigns from the position as he has no serious interest in it.

## Appearance

As a child, Isaac's appearance is mostly unchanged from his adult appearance. Only his hair is shorter, and he does not own his infamous bandana.

### Before the Warring Heavens Saga

Isaac is of average height and has a decently-built body. His notable traits include his long, unkempt black hair and bangs that frame his face giving him a wild appearance overall. He generally has a fierce and ambitious look in his eyes, and has a joyful demeanor, though he can get very serious when needed.

Isaac is usually seen wearing a black trenchcoat with a white long-sleeved shirt underneath. He also has a fiery red bandana, which he likes to put on whenever he gets into a serious battle, though sometimes he also wears it on other occasions, such as when he sets out on an adventure. He also wears wristbands.

### After the Warring Heavens Saga

After the one-year time-skip following the Warring Heavens Saga, Isaac's appearance is mostly unchanged, with the exception that his hair has grown a little longer. While still owning the black trenchcoat, he now more often wears a black sleeveless Chinese-styled top.

## Personality

As a child, Isaac was always fascinated by all sorts of stories about the world. Hence he quickly developed a never-ending thirst for knowledge and exploration, sparking his quest for discovery, and his ultimate goal: finding Caelis.

Isaac is generally seen to be joyful and aloof. He also often seems uncaring and naive; however he is actually quite understanding, clever, and relies well on his gut. He is also the first to get serious when it is necessary. He is therefore very open-minded and tolerant, and is open for all sorts of experiences and adventures. He is not shy to speak his mind, but generally will only speak when necessary if he isn't amongst friends.

Isaac also generally prides himself on his instincts and his "gut feeling", which he honed to allow him to face any kind of situation. While often unable to understand concrete social behavior and experiences, he is very quick to get a grasp of the general ambience of a situation. This is shown on multiple occasions, such as when Kira had mental struggles and he couldn't understand why, yet he knew something was wrong even though she lied to him, telling him she was okay, underlining his strong instinctual ability to understand things.

## Biography

### Background

Isaac was born to two common farmers living peacefully in a village on a remote island. However, one day, while a six year-old Isaac was gone from the village, it was attacked by a group of pirates who burned down the village and killed all of its inhabitants, including Isaac's parents. All alone and traumatized, he was found by a member of the Shiay Qren, who was passing through, and who decided to take him with her to their stronghold. The Shiay Qren decided to take him in and teach him in the arts of the Shiay, making him a member of the group.

### Westford Saga

#### Westford Arc

Having gotten his ship "stolen" by the Skyfleet, Isaac is first seen barely arriving at Westford on a broken glider he was left with. As the island is a Navy stronghold, Isaac, being low-key known as a petty criminal, tries to stay undercover and find his ship. However, this quickly goes wrong as two Navy officers recognize him and attempt to arrest him. While trying to hide in a cartographer's shop, he is confronted by the cartographer's son, Nicholas Eaton who attempts to stop him. In their battle, Isaac mentions his quest for Caelis for the first time, angering Nicholas, whose mother left his father and him as a child in order to find the island. Just before Isaac escapes once again, he leaves a lasting impression on Nicholas, suggesting he stop complaining and instead also look for the island to find answers. As Isaac finds his ship and is about to board, he stumbles upon a young noble daughter Kira Ashburn, which accidentally leads to his arrest.

Nicholas, still thinking about Isaac's words is introduced to Kira, who is looking for a map on the island's governor's orders. Both quickly develop an affection for one another. Meanwhile, Isaac rots in prison and is introduced to three pirates in the neighboring cell who taunt him that their boss will arrive soon to get them out. The pirates arrive and attack the island, and a cannonball destroys the outer wall to Isaac's cell, allowing him to escape, much to the three pirates' despair. As a gruesome battle between the pirates and the Navy throws the entire island into chaos, Isaac attempts to use this to get to his ship. However, before he can board, he is once again intercepted, this time by Nicholas. As Kira also arrives, Isaac and Nicholas have a heated argument, until they encounter the pirate boss. A fight ensues, but with Isaac and Nicholas forced to fight together, they manage to defeat the pirate boss. However, that's when a Navy General arrives and mistakes Isaac for the pirate boss, quickly arresting him.

Due to Isaac's alleged crimes, he is sentenced to be hung the following day. Knowing that he is wrongly accused, Kira attempts to convince her noble father and the governor. However, she quickly realizes that both are aware that Isaac is wrongly convicted, yet still wish to proceed for "political reasons". She visits Isaac in prison, giving him the bad news, but he takes in positively and tells her stories about the great wide world. Kira finds Nicholas and suggests they help Isaac escape; however, Nicholas hesitates and eventually refuses. As the execution arrives the following day, Kira has to watch, unable to do anything. However, Nicholas arrives after all, and the two execute a stunt to help Isaac escape. They successfully make it to the haven and Isaac and Nicholas board the Flying Raven. Nicholas convinces a reluctant Isaac to also take Kira along who has decided to join them last-minute, as she wishes to explore the great wide world. She reveals having taken the map from the governor's desk which she was previously tasked to purchase from Nicholas, leaving the two men impressed. Together, Isaac, Nicholas, and Kira begin their adventure to explore the world, become the greatest of adventurers, and find the island of Caelis.

#### Poppy Island Arc

With Peacock Island from the map as their first goal, the Flying Raven Crew have to make a pit-stop on Poppy Island to refuel and buy some food for the road. On the island, they are introduced to a young man called Sonny Valentine who has a problem. Sonny joins the Flying Ravens.

#### Peacock Island Arc

The Flying Raven Crew finally arrives on Peacock Island.

#### Sky Tower Arc

In order to get an Adventurer's Passport and proceed to the 2nd and above Zones, the Flying Raven Crew arrive at Grand Island. There, they have to enter the Sky Tower and clear its 100 floors in order to get the Passport and visa.

### Power Chart

 Physical Ability
 Weapon Skills
 Tech Skills
 IQ
 Leadership

## Gallery

*See Isaac Evans/Gallery*

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