Darius Nautilus

"My business is Rome"

- Darius Nautilus

Biography
Darius Nautilus was born in June 187. His father Draven Nautilus was as wealthy ship constructor to Rome. Because of his wealth, Draven sent his son to a naval academy at a young age. There, Darius met and quickly befriended Valerius Maximus, who attended the same school. When the royal family died in early 204, Maximus became the new emperor, leaving Darius to finish the academy alone. After Valerius was endowed and the many military campaigns began, Maximus appointed the young Nautilus to Magistrate of the Roman Navy, essentially making Darius the supreme commander of the Roman Navy.

When the Roman army turned of Maximus, Darius was forced to betray his old friend. Darius had one son later in his life. He kept the title Magistrate until his death in 237.

Legacy
Darius Nautilus was the root of the extremely admired and respected tree of successful naval leaders. His bloodline contains the most powerful and intelligent naval officers. Each generation of Nautili become some sort of naval commanders. Some famous Nautili include Arthur Nautilus, James Nautilus, and William Nautilus, the three brothers who defeated the Japanese navy in World War 2, as well as David Nautilus, who becomes the Admiral of the most powerful ocean-bound fleet to ever exist shortly after the fall of Pravo. Nearly 12 thousand years after Darius's death, his descendant Theon Dravden would win The Battle over Mars, turning the tides of Turner's Rebellion which restored order to an Empire of over 120 billion people.