History Characters / TheAdventOfDeathsDaughter

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Literally. In chapter 196, tired of Prince Vitou forcing himself into a party with her, she gets on her tip-toes, reaches up to him like she's going to kiss him and then kicks him with enough force to send him flying out of the dungeon, then proceeds to lose him and his "hero" spies so she can have a bit of time to herself away from him.

* AnythingThatMoves: According to Yishin, he will try to woo anything that can walk and talk.

* WhipItGood: Fights with a whip.

* AccidentalMarriage: When she can no longer hide from the dragon that's attracted to her LustObject title, he goes full-tilt AndNowYouMustMarryMe. She tries to, politely, get him to back the hell off by pointing out how she's 1.) Human, 2.) Already engaged, even if it is against her will. 3.) Magically bound to the land she's on and absolutely not interested. He comes back with a bunch of BlueAndOrangeMorality InsaneTrollLogic arguments that are entirely contradictory to each other to justify why she has no right to say "no." Having had enough, she comes at him with a weapon in a rage, he retaliates by coming at her with claws. End result: Their respective manas temporarily fuse and she's granted [The Dragon's Bride] title, to her shock and disgust.

* PokeThePoodle: Since she's under a curse where she can't retaliate against the Orzark guildmaster's heinous acts directly or indirectly, by physical or reputational harm, she goes for psychological torture. Not only does she reveal that she knows all of his embarrassing secrets, but spreads the word around the town of Orzark that they should all refer to him by one of his most embarrassing nicknames, without explaining the cause, and gifts him a little statue enchanted to make him remeber every single humiliation his foolish acts brought him during his checkered adventuring past. Maybe getting blasted by Naoko's magic would have been more merciful.

Character sheet for ''LightNovel/TheAdventOfDeathsDaughter''. Currently under construction.

* MoralDissonance: He's got a peculiar sense of chivalry. Leaving Naoko unescorted in the city of Kapitalia is against his moral principles, but having her married to himself against her will is not...
* MoralMyopia: After conspiring with his father and Archduke "Mystery Man" to force Naoko into marriage with himself against her will, pinning her down with dark magic, slapping her with a life-long curse that can not be broken or removed, in addition to constantly spying on her, giving her no privacy whatsoever, and genuinely doing everything in his power to delude himself into thinking that she'd somehow like it, he has the gall to be enraged and accuse ''her'' of betraying ''him'' when he has his "hero" spies bring over her stat sheet that they somehow managed to scry without her knowledge, and he reads that she has the [Dragon's Bride] title.

* ArgumentumAdNauseam: The entire premise for his "logical" rebut to Naoko's extreme disinterest in marrying him is simply repeating that she's his fated bride destined to bear his children over and over again until she gets tired of refuting him, at which time he will take her silence or violence as consent. It does not help that the RPGMechanicsVerse ''actively agrees with this'', slapping Naoko with the [Bride of Dragon] title against her will.

* RealityEnsues: En route to Kapitalia to stand trial, his criminal organization buddies try to break him out, or kill him if that proves untenable. Also, while on the witness stand, he's only asked yes/no questions because he can't talk with a missing tongue.

* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: Combined with CompletelyMissingThePoint. He thinks the bulk of Naoko's rage is due to the fact that he cleaned out her extra-dimensional inventory, acting like a common brigand as he ranked her up against her will while she was magically paralyzed. So he left all her monster materials behind, and completely side-steps the issue of paralyzing Naoko to rank her up in the first place, and completely overlooks the meals Naoko was carrying in her inventory that he threw to the ground and ruined. After the Archduke assures him that Naoko can't harm him, and then he sets her loose, he then chooses to man the counters because Naoko showed him that she can still make his life uncomfortable by tainting his office with the scent of rotting meat, at which point he tells Nino that he doesn't understand why she's angry as he hasn't stolen anything...

* {{Adorkable}}: In universe. He's quite charming to both Naoko and the fanbase precisely because his romantic overtures are socially clumsy but sincere, and he genuinely respects Naoko's boundaries and free agency, happy to get whatever affection he can.

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* DemonicPosession: The patron goddess that brought him to the world takes over his body in the middle of the night, shambles it over to Prince Vitou and tells him that he's on the brink of destroying his nation, using the ''exact'' same terms Naoko did when she warned him he was going too far in trying to force her into marriage with himself. Rather than take this as a warning to leave Naoko alone, and let her cool off, hopefully forgetting about all his transgressions, this only makes him more paranoid and desperate to tie her down by marrage to himself.

** When she ditches Vitou and party, so she can have a little time alone in a dungeon, she not only gets the free agency to learn about Black Hand's plot to kidnap her, , but manages to plant listening devices among the mooks. Something she never would have succeed in if she had continued to pall around with Vitou, since the Black Hand operatives didn't know her face, but did know his.

* HiddenAgendaVillain: Forcing Naoko to marry Vitou is ''not'' his end-game, if he even has an end-game, despite how much Vitou deludes himself otherwise. When Vitou uses a magic signal flare to summon him, hoping that Tenryu would force Naoko out of the Dragon Eye lake, where she's collecting discared dragon scales and visiting her in-laws, on Fulgur's side, he brushes off Vitou and helps Naoko instead.

* ButLiquorIsQuicker: In chapters 185 and 186, he tries to ply Naoko with wine, unaware of "Drunk-Nao." Subverted in between chapters 186 and 187 as this is later revealed to be a ruse to trick Prince Vitou into treating Naoko like a person, not a trophy. [{RevengeMyopia Prince Vitou quietly swears to deliver vengeance for it later.]]

* {{Narcissist}}: The only person he truly loves is himself. He sees himself as a great catch and thus his "affection" to Naoko is merely a self-delusion that she will eventually swoon all over him.

* ButLiquorIsQuicker: In chapters 185 and 186, he tries to ply Naoko with wine, unaware of "Drunk-Nao."

* HappilyMarried: Amazingly enough. He's content to work at Naoko's dungeon entrance inn, as the head cook, get to sleep ''beside'' her.

* ThisIsUnforgivable: He is so enraged at Naoko's suffering that every time someone tries to put up the notice of Naoko's engagement to Prince Vitou, he sends a thunderstorm upon the town and destroys the notice by blasting the post where it's placed with lightning. Ater meeting Vitou in person, he quickly develops a murderous grudge towards the latter.

* ThisIsUnforgivable: He is so enraged at Naoko's suffering that every time someone tries to put up the notice of Naoko's engagement to Prince Vitou, he sends a thunderstorm upon the town and destroys the notice by blasting the post where it's placed with lightning.

* TheCassanova: He's well-known as a man who will chase down and woo any two-legged female.

* LiquorIsQuicker: In chapters 185 and 186, he tries to ply Naoko with wine, unaware of "Drunk-Nao."