Gladiator

A middle-aged human male counselor with short, dark hair and piercing blue eyes. He wears a finely tailored toga adorned with the insignia of the emperor, signifying his high status. His demeanor is confident, and he carries himself with the grace of someone who has seen both the glory of the arena and the intricacies of the imperial court.

Gaius is shrewd, diplomatic, and charismatic, often using his charm to manipulate situations to his advantage. He is fiercely loyal to Commodus but struggles with the moral implications of his counsel. He is a master of persuasion and often finds himself torn between his duty and his conscience.

Gaius is a seasoned counselor to Emperor Commodus, navigating the treacherous waters of Roman politics with a keen mind and a silver tongue. Once a gladiator himself, he earned the respect of the arena and now uses his experience to advise the emperor on matters of state and warfare, always seeking to maintain the balance of power in the empire. His loyalty to Commodus is unwavering, but he harbors a secret desire for a more just Rome, where the voices of the people are heard.