Rosell Kischa

Rosell Kischa is the youngest of three siblings and looks much smaller and weaker than his older brothers, Gatos and Marcus. He usually has a thoughtful expression, often deep in thought or planning something.

Rosell grew up feeling less than his brothers because he was not as strong.

He is a bit negative and doubts himself, but when others trust him, he tries his best.

Rosell is loyal and honest to those who believe in him, especially Ars Louvent.

Rosell Kischa’s family moved to Lamberg when he was six.

His father, Greg, and his two older brothers, Gatos and Marcus, are all talented hunters.

Unlike them, Rosell does not have good physical skills and was often told he was the “problem child” in the family.

Despite this, he loves learning and taught himself to read just by listening to his mother read aloud.

Rosell Kischa is very smart and has the mind of a great strategist.

Even at a young age, he could come up with clever traps and think of ways to protect animals from being hunted too much.

He learns new things quickly and always thinks several steps ahead.

After Marielle Grangeon joined Ars Louvent, Rosell started to learn war strategies from her and began training his body for emergencies.

Rosell looks up to his brothers but always felt he could not catch up to them because of his weak body.

He really respects Ars Louvent, who saw his talents and gave him a chance.

Rosell was distant from his dad, Greg, but they got closer after Rosell overheard Greg saying he wished he’d seen his son's true abilities earlier.

Early Life and Family Struggles

Rosell was always compared to his older brothers, who were strong and skilled hunters.

Because of his lack of physical strength, his family worried about his future, especially his father, Greg.

Rosell learned to read on his own, using stories his mom read to him.

Meeting Ars Louvent

At age five, Rosell met Ars Louvent.

Ars quickly noticed Rosell’s rare intelligence and recruited him.

Even though Rosell was never taught to read, he learned from listening to his mother and started reading on his own.

Proving His Talent

Rosell showed his talent when Ritsu Muses asked him to make a trap for catching Su, a pig-like animal.

He designed a trap just from reading, and he made sure it would not catch baby animals and their mothers or hurt the animal population.

Making Peace With His Father

Greg was offered to make Rosell a retainer for Ars Louvent.

Greg felt bad for not noticing his son's abilities and wanted to distance himself so Rosell would succeed.

But Rosell overheard this talk, and it helped clear up their misunderstandings and bring them closer.

Learning From Marielle Grangeon

When Marielle Grangeon joined the group, she started teaching Rosell about strategies and tactics used in war.

She also made Rosell train his body, even though he did not know the reason at first.

• Rosell Kischa’s biggest strength is his intelligence and ability to come up with creative plans.
• Even though he was always told he was not good enough, he proved that using your brain can be just as important as being strong.