Chancellor Rhian Solas

Chancellor Rhian Solas

Basic Information

Age: No age on record
Height: 5'11" (180 cm)
Weight: 168 lbs (76 kg)
Occupation: Supreme Chancellor of the World Council
Base of Operations: The Citadel, Erebus City

Overview

Rhian Solas is the founder and Supreme Chancellor of the World Council and the chief architect behind the Algorithmic Charter. A disciplined Swiss bureaucrat turned global strategist, he emerged as one of the key figures who stabilized international governance following the global economic collapse of the early 21st century.

Under his leadership, the World Council evolved into a centralized authority built on predictive governance, economic harmonization, and AI-driven policy. Solas oversaw the rise of L.E.D.G.E.R. II and mandated the adoption of NeuraSync, embedding human society directly into the Algorithmic framework.

To supporters, he represents order in an era of chaos. To critics, he is the quiet architect of a controlled world.

Background & Career

Rhian Solas grew up in one of Zürich’s old-money families—discreet, influential, and steeped in the Swiss tradition of stability. His family’s holdings in private banking and institutional finance positioned him early on inside circles where order was not just an ideal, but a responsibility. The Solas household was defined by classical education, multilingual tutors, and a culture that prized discipline over indulgence.

Solas was never a firebrand nor a political showman. Those who knew him describe a young man who was “unshakably calm,” “impossibly composed,” and “born wearing a suit.” His temperament naturally steered him toward structured intellectual pursuits, and after completing his policy studies at the University of Zürich, he continued on to the Zurich Institute of Computational Economics, earning a doctorate in Predictive Systems and Global Monetary Design. His early career reflected this same measured precision: he led the Geneva Stability Initiative, a think tank dedicated to developing algorithmic solutions for post-collapse economies, before moving quietly into international advisory roles in the early 2000s, specializing in crisis management, economic stabilization, and governance frameworks.

Solas became known as a consensus maker—a man who entered chaotic situations and left behind neatly stacked binders and a path forward. By the time the world plunged into the economic fractures of the mid-21st century, he had already emerged as one of the most trusted bureaucratic minds in Europe.

Following the United States’ withdrawal from the United Nations, a cascading financial crisis crippled global trade networks. By 2032, Solas emerged as a central architect of the newly-formed World Council—a coalition of nations including China, Russia, Indonesia, the European Union, and the African Union—created to stabilize and reorganize international commerce. His rise was calculated and disciplined, marked by a steady consolidation of political influence and an unshakable conviction that humanity could not endure without centralized global governance.

By 2040, Solas was unanimously appointed Supreme Chancellor of the World Council, a title he would hold indefinitely.

To the public, Solas represents calm in an era of uncertainty: a technocratic statesman whose poise borders on mythic. Critics, however, argue that his insistence on unity and structure often shades into authoritarianism.
Solas rarely responds to criticism directly, preferring carefully measured statements and the confidence of a man convinced he’s right.

Physically, he is as controlled as his politics—lean, impeccably groomed, and always appearing decades younger than his peers. His office staff attributes it to “a rigorous wellness regimen,” though rumors persist about experimental longevity treatments available only to the elite.

Despite the mysteries surrounding his personal life, one truth remains consistent:
Rhian Solas is the kind of leader who does not simply navigate history—he organizes it.