History Characters / KillSixBillionDemonsOther

* SilkHidingSteel: The folktale "Prim and the Peregrine Knight" depicts her as such. She is completely submissive to Hansa, cooks, cleans, and tends to their home, has impeccable manners and only leaves once he has died (and even then, it is out of necessity since Hansa was killed and their home ransacked). To the Knight's surprise, she is delicate but not ''helpless''--his attempt to seduce and brutalize her ends with him being sliced into thirty pieces across the worlds, with sword techniques she learned ''from'' Hansa.

* {{Determinator}}: After Hansa had been slain and she mutilated, Prim is compelled to wander the road with the corpse of Hansa on her back, searching for a place to bury him. She faces rough weather, the gradual withering of her clothes, and incredible pain and fatigue on her journey

* PhraseCatcher: The scriptures and folktales constantly associate her with the phrase "There was no finer daughter".
* SilkHidingSteel: The folktale "Prim and the Knight" depicts her as such. She is completely submissive to Hansa, cooks, cleans, and tends to their home, has impeccable manners and only leaves once he has died (and even then, it is out of necessity since Hansa was killed and their home ransacked). To the Knight's surprise, she is delicate but not ''helpless''--his attempt to seduce and brutalize her ends with him being sliced into thirty pieces across the worlds, with sword techniques she learned ''from'' Hansa.

* SilkHidingSteel: The folktale "Prim and the Knight" depicts her as such. She is completely submissive to Hansa, cooks, cleans, and tends to their home, has impeccable manners and only leaves once he has died. To the Knight's surprise, she is delicate but not ''helpless''--his attempt to seduce and brutalize her ends with him being sliced into thirty pieces across the worlds, with sword techniques she learned ''from'' Hansa.

* PhraseCatcher: The "Prim and the Knight" folktale constantly repeats the phrase "There was no finer daughter".

* PiecesOfGod: Committed "holy suicide" to split themselves into two Gods, who then went on to repeat the process until there were 77,777 of them, who then killed themselves to create TheMultiverse.

* FourthWallMailSlot: Kind of.
* HiveMind: Maybe.

* HiddenDepths: A running theme throughout his stories in the Book of Maybe. People do not think much when they see a someone as unkempt albeit apparently handsome as he is. He nevertheless possesses power and wisdom in spades, being of the few characters in the story to understand Royalty which is equivalent to ultimate enlightenment in the setting.
** He was also apparently disgusted when he found out that Yem Yeddo had stolen all the food from some villagers, deriding him as cruel and petty. When he chased him and his men out of the village, he asked for no reward. Given how cruel master swordsmen can be in the setting, this is somewhat surprising of him.

* BeYourself: Her image quote.

* SupremeChef: Announces she's going to cook Allison food, and later tells her that they aren't "white-girl tacos".

* AdrenalineMakeover: Zaid's appearance evolves during the course of the story, though not quite as much as Allison's. In the first book, he comes across as an awkward, or even implicitly predatory college frat boy, with rather unflattering faces during his attempt at sex with Allison. By the time he reappears as Solomon's prisoner, he's obviously under a lot of stress but has also gotten the SheCleansUpNicely treatment, with aristocratic clothes and longer hair emphasizing his smoother features. Continued further whe he reappears at the end of ''Breaker of Infinities'' as a muscular sword-wielding hero, and later again following the timeskip of ''Wheel-Smashing Lord''.

* AmicableExes: By the time Allison finally reunites with him, no mention is made of their initial relationship, and Zaid becomes another one of her friends.

* {{Jerkass}}: Allison's friends hate his guts, the story opens with him pressuring Allison into having sex, even when she's clearly uncomfortable (Allison is also trying to pressure ''herself'' into having sex, but it's incredibly obvious she's not into it despite what she's saying, which someone with a speck of emotional intelligence would notice), and Allison herself admits he's kind of a creep later on. When we finally see him in person again during ''King of Swords'', however, [[OlderAndWiser he seems to have done a lot of growing up in the interim]], and [[PetTheDog expresses obvious worry for Allison's safety]].

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: After the post-''Seeker of Thrones'' timeskip and becoming OlderAndWiser, Zaid has longer hair and stubble, and a second time after the ''Breaker of Infinities'' timeskip. By ''Wheel Smashing Lord'', he has long flowing hair and a full beard, emphasizing his maturity.

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: After the post-''Seeker of Thrones'' timeskip and becoming OlderAndWiser, Zaid has longer hair and stubble, and a second time after the ''Breaker of Infinities'' timeskip.

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!! Zaid

* SexForServices: When Maya came to him to commission a god-killing sword she had nothing to pay him with, so he suggested she pay with her body instead. The arrangement was only supposed to last for three nights, but Mana told her that "the rates have increased", and she ultimately stayed for six ''years''. Mana eventually reveals that he never had any intention of keeping his side of the bargain, dismissing her as unworthy of his work, and tossing her a flimsy practise sword made by an apprentice. [[spoiler:She shatters it on his skin, but it becomes the hilt of the Maybe Sword, and Mana is it's first (well-deserved) kill]].

* HateSink: Despite appearing on a grand total of three pages, he manages to establish himself as one of the most loathsome characters in a comic full of murderers and tyrants.

* OurOgresAreHungrier: While never directly named as such, he resembled a huge monstrous ogre.

* DieLaughing: [[spoiler:Was laughing at Maya when she made him her first kill with the Maybe Sword]]

* OurOgresAreHungrier: While never directly named as such, he resembles a huge monstrous ogre.

* FatBastard: A huge overweight blacksmith who cruelly extorted Maya for sex and refused to honor the terms of their deal.

A swordswoman of incomparable skill, Meti wrote one of the most famous manuals on swordsmanship. It declared that the sword was an ugly piece of metal and its adherents idiots, and attempted to convince the reader to take up farming instead. She took [[http://killsixbilliondemons.tumblr.com/post/140339090610/do-mayas-theocidal-proclivities-reflect-the only one]] apprentice, the fallen general Maya.

* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Large parts of her philosophy and story (such as her cynicism, living in a barrel in the marketplace, and her desire to have her corpse eaten by dogs) are based on that of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diogenes Diogenes]].