Aldun Valus

King of the Dominion
Aldun became king early at the age of 15. Since a young age Aldun had a spot in his heart for magic. He believed that it was very possible that following the science of sorcery would one day make the Dominion the greatest empire to have ever ruled. At the age of 20 he formed the House of Sorcery, a unorthodox clan which indoctrinated members from all corners of the empire. When Aldun was 23, he was confronted by mages of the House who wished to explore thermonuclear fusion using magic. The mages had explained that if they could master fusion the King would hold the power of the Sun. As to how the mages learned about fusion is a mystery but nonetheless Aldun granted permission.

During the following years the sorceres of Romas succesfully learned how to perform fusion using fire magic. Once the King learned of this he demanded that the mages create gold using this newfound power. The unique properties of Thassus's land allowed for large deposits of Iridium. This metal was harvested along with Helium from geysers found in the deserts. In -1230 Aldun travelled to Yldanthalos as the mages were performing their first fusion. Over 100 mages from the House of Sorcery used fire magic to heat the metal and gas in order to create gold. After 5 days of a continous blaze the fusion was complete, however the collapse of the blaze caused the fusion to erupt. In less than 30 minutes the blast destroyed what the Romasi spent thousands of years building. Aldun realized that this was the collapse of the Dominion and travelled eastward with his vassal houses.

King of the Sovereign
Following the destruction of the Dominion, Aldun travelled east where he discovered a new continent. He declared his own state and crowned himself King of the Valusian Sovereign. His vassals built his city of Docaria which Aldun subsequently became lord of. In the following years he married Ysiln Daponos who bore life to his son Aerim. In -1215 Aldun Valus died and Aerim was named King of the Sovereign and Lord of Docaria.