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After a warrant was issued for her arrest by the King, she would spend the next seven years exiled in the South Elman countryside gathering support for her vision of Elmany as a people’s government that gave political power to the workers and peasants.

Fayowa was once a Bishop in the Royal Elman Church. Bitterly resentful of the rampant social inequality and economic precarity that characterized Elman society, she wrote a book called Deadline that called for a full-scale revolution in the country against the Crown.

Ideologically a Hagioist, her developments of his theories on monarchy, societal decay, the republic, worker democracy and protracted conflict are known as Fayowaism.

She created the Voromiraka, which led the Protracted Rebellion that established the world's first socialist state. After the Transelman Civil War that followed, Fayowa's government successfully transformed South Elmany from a royal province into a republic ruled by the Transelman Church of Saints.

He was survived by his only daughter Tini, whose identity was also a secret to the public until she revealed herself at the 24th Apostle Exams.

Charre is buried in the Great Crucible Mausoleum, alongside other former Transelman leaders & notable wartime Voromiraka figures