Rhian of Foxwood

"I did it for you, for Agatha, for Camelot. And for Sophie."

- Rhian

Rhian is a character in The School for Good and Evil Book 4-5.

History
Introduced in the fourth book of the trilogy, The Quest for Glory, Rhian arises as a noble Lion helping Tedros save his friends, himself, and his kingdom. But behind the generous, selfless, handsome image he puts on, is just a show to reclaim his throne. The son of King Arthur and Evelyn Sader, born out of dark magic, he shows that in the distorted story of Sophie and Agatha, three women reveal that he is the rightful heir to the throne, that Sophie deserved a prince, not Tedros, but him. Once the famous Excalibur returns in the stone, Rhian believes the women. He plays a tricky role in the trilogy, stealing Sophie's heart and the welcome of both Good and Evil. Also as a child being teased of for thinking he was the king.

Japeth
Japeth is his brother, Rhian loves him dearly, though he is the cause of his death. (After Japeth killed Rhian, Sophie thought Rhian killed Japeth and came over to see Japeth alive and instead of Rhian. She will soon be wed to Japeth.)

Evelyn Sader
Evelyn Sader is his mother. Evelyn was also played in Book 1 where she taught as the history teacher in the school of evil and in Book 2 where she was the dean of the school of girls. Also sister of August Sader (history teacher in the school of good).

Death
Rhian is killed by his brother, Japeth, when he finds out that Sophie hasn't fled the castle yet, despite that Rhian told her to.

Trivia

 * In book 5, Sophie states, "'Rhian can't be seduced, weedled, or charmed like Rafal. He didn't love her."'