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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minue to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's ''lése-majestè'' and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him outgunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he pays absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.

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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minue Minuet to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's ''lése-majestè'' and the king could well kill ''execute'' him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him outgunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he pays absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.



* AssumedWin: When the pope's prophecy is being read aloud after Ellis and Minue are called upon as god's chosen heroes, he thinks the third name is going to be his until he hears the word "Gacha" and his mouth agape in shock.

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* AssumedWin: When the pope's prophecy is being read aloud after Ellis and Minue Minuet are called upon as god's chosen heroes, he thinks the third name is going to be his until he hears the word "Gacha" and his mouth agape in shock.



[[folder: Leon Bahurst]]

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[[folder: Leon [[folder:Leon Bahurst]]



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* ApologizesAlot: Invoked. If she doesn't apologize for every other sentence, Leon beats her around.

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* ApologizesAlot: ApologizesALot: Invoked. If she doesn't apologize for every other sentence, Leon beats her around.



[[folder: Leon's knights]]

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[[folder: Leon's [[folder:Leon's knights]]



* TemptingFate: After seeing his partner get beheaded by Goblia kicking him in the teeth, one of the knights closes his faceplate and yells "Now you can't hurt me!" Goblia finds a way, and his death is... messy.

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* TemptingFate: After seeing his partner get beheaded by Goblia kicking him in the teeth, one of the knights closes his faceplate and yells "Now you can't hurt me!" Goblia finds a way, and his death is... messy.''[[LudicrousGibs messy]].



[[folder: Ellis Rifeld]]

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[[folder: Ellis [[folder:Ellis Rifeld]]



* ObliviouslyEvil: She's made Crest's abusive childhood '''worse''' with her twisted affections, but it's not until Crest is telling her to go screw herself and he's exiled that she comes to realize this is a bad thing, and even then she thinks a simple apology is all she needs to do to get back into his good graces, insisting on calling Crest hers.

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* ObliviouslyEvil: She's made Crest's abusive childhood '''worse''' with her twisted affections, but it's not until Crest is telling her to go screw herself and he's exiled that she comes to realize this is a bad thing, and even then then, she thinks a simple apology is all she needs to do to get back into his good graces, insisting on calling Crest hers.



* VanityIsFeminine: She is a woman who has believed that her beauty surpasses that of angels since she was a small child. It doesn't get any more vain than that.

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* VanityIsFeminine: She is a woman who has believed that her beauty surpasses that of angels since she was a small child. It doesn't get any more vain vainer than that.



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[[folder: Minue Mycelin]]

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! Mycelin Mycelian House

[[folder: Minue Mycelin]]Minuet Mycelian]]



[[folder: King Resifel Kincaid VII]]

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[[folder: King [[folder:King Resifel Kincaid VII]]



* RageBreakingPoint: When Minuet and Ellis are arguing before him along the lines of Minuet going "You had a hand in getting Crest exiled and he hates you, Ellis" and Ellis retorting "It's not '''my''' fault, it's yours/his" and Minuet retorts "Oh, yes it is, and Crest is not yours!" The king gets fed up and shouts "I don't care who brings him back, just bring him back NOW!"

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* RageBreakingPoint: When Minuet and Ellis are arguing before him along the lines of Minuet going "You had a hand in getting Crest exiled and he hates you, Ellis" and Ellis retorting "It's not '''my''' fault, it's yours/his" and Minuet retorts "Oh, yes yes, it is, and Crest is not yours!" The king gets fed up and shouts "I don't care who brings him back, just bring him back NOW!"
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed. His sword breaks fighting a bull-type monster, so he takes a martial arts stand and uses [Martial Arts] magical skill to punch it in the head as its charging. Even with the magical skill and all his stats being boosted, the act leaves his hand mangled. In reality, even if such an act succeeded, the guy trying it would probably have all the bones in his entire arm crushed, presuming the bull's charge didn't knock him to the ground and get him trampled.



* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When one of them turtles and covers every inch of his body in plate-mail, Goblia bypasses the armor using a martial arts strike that hits like a pile driver. The knight in question has his organs liquified and blood oozes out of every joint in the armor. This is precisely why explosions in water are so dangerous. When a situation occurs where concussive force enters the body but can't get out, the shockwaves bounce around like an endless wave of pinballs, wrecking everything in their path.
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* HateSink: All of Crest's family are lamentable pieces of human garbage, but this guy takes the cake. Of his brothers, Albert dealt the most physical and psychological abuse to Crest, such as killing Crest's pet dog and placing the blame on him for being too weak to stop him in the manga. When he volunteers to bring Crest back, he plans to use a slave collar on him, and once reunited, Albert resorts to pressing Crest's TraumaButton to get him to cooperate. Additionally, Albert is a [[BadBoss terrible leader]], berating and viciously beating the knights he brought him for their perceived incompetence, even killing one for understandably [[ScrewThisI'mOutOfHere getting tired of his shit and wanting to go back to the Upper World]].

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* HateSink: All of Crest's family are lamentable pieces of human garbage, but this guy takes the cake. Of his brothers, Albert dealt the most physical and psychological abuse to Crest, such as killing Crest's pet dog and placing the blame on him for being too weak to stop him in the manga. When he volunteers to bring Crest back, he plans to use a slave collar on him, and once reunited, Albert resorts to pressing Crest's TraumaButton to get him to cooperate. Additionally, Albert is a [[BadBoss terrible leader]], berating and viciously beating the knights he brought him for their perceived incompetence, even killing one for understandably [[ScrewThisI'mOutOfHere [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere getting tired of his shit and wanting to go back to the Upper World]].

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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Despite her beauty, her rotten personality and sadistic treatment of him have made Crest fearful and resentful of her.



* DomesticAbuser: She loved to publicly and privately humiliate and torment Crest, starting with mounting him like a horse and whipping him with a riding crop, just for her own pleasure. Even as he's being chewed out by his father "for lying," she can clearly be seen smiling in pure bliss as his face was dyed in despair.
* EntitledToHaveYou: To Crest. Even when Crest himself tells her to go and screw herself, she still thinks he's hers and refuses to brook any counter argument.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: When Minuet tells her that Crest doesn't care for being in a GildedCage and just wants to be free, her response is "freedom, what's that?" and can't understand, for the life of her, why Crest would prefer death to being her "dog" and being treated as a slave in the lap of luxury.

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* DomesticAbuser: She loved to publicly and privately humiliate and torment Crest, starting with mounting him like a horse and whipping him with a riding crop, just for her own pleasure. Even as he's being chewed out by his father "for lying," she can clearly be seen smiling in pure bliss as his face was is dyed in despair.
* EntitledToHaveYou: To Crest. Even when Crest himself tells her to go and screw herself, she still thinks he's hers and refuses to brook any counter argument.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: When Minuet tells her that Crest doesn't care for being in a GildedCage and just wants to be free, her response is "freedom, "Freedom, what's that?" and can't understand, for the life of her, why Crest would prefer death to being her "dog" and being treated as a slave in the lap of luxury.



* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: The reason she initially fixates on Crest is because he doesn't swoon and fawn all over her, instead asking her to stay away due to being seen as a pariah by his family.

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* IgnoredEpiphany: While she does [[ItsAllMyFault legitimately feel terrible]] for causing Crest pain, she also thinks a simple apology will fix everything, not realizing that Crest won't forgive her that easily. It's unlikely she'll change her behavior either.
* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: The reason she initially fixates on Crest is because that he doesn't swoon and fawn all over her, instead asking her to stay away due to being seen as a pariah by his family.



* MaliciousSlander: While she and Crest were in the knight academy, her obsession with keeping Crest for herself, to the point of socially isolating him, she spread rumors to intentionally destroy his reputation so nobody would want to approach him. This is a major contributing factor leading to his eventual exile and having him spurn her when she comes knocking, trying to force him into a LeonineContract.

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* MaliciousSlander: While she and Crest were in the knight academy, her obsession with keeping Crest for herself, to the point of socially isolating him, she led her to spread rumors to intentionally destroy his reputation so nobody would want to approach him. This is a major contributing factor leading to his eventual exile and having him spurn her when she comes knocking, trying to force him into a LeonineContract.



* VanityIsFeminine: She is a woman who has believed that her beauty surpasses that of angels, since she was a small child. It doesn't get any more vain than that.
* WrongAssumption: She presumed that when Crest was "caught lying" at the appraisal ceremony, that he'd have no choice but to accept her "offer" of a lifetime of treatment as a slave and she'd own him for life. She was ''almost'' right, but by that point Crest had suffered enough indignities and resolved himself to face death rather than tolerate one more moment of her selfish whims.

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* VanityIsFeminine: She is a woman who has believed that her beauty surpasses that of angels, angels since she was a small child. It doesn't get any more vain than that.
* WrongAssumption: She presumed that when Crest was "caught lying" at the appraisal ceremony, that he'd have no choice but to accept her "offer" of a lifetime of treatment as a slave and she'd own him for life. She was ''almost'' right, but by that point point, Crest had suffered enough indignities and resolved himself to face death rather than tolerate one more moment of her selfish whims.


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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She gives one to Ellis for naively thinking that offering Crest his family's ducal position as an apology for his ill-treatment will convince him to come back, and what he truly desired was freedom. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Ellis didn't understand what this meant]].

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* AdaptationalSympathy: He's a lot less sympathetic in the manga than the original web-novel. In the web-novel, he's only cruel to Crest because that's how he was raised, being told over and over again that Crest murdered their mutual mother and got away with it, and he's cruel to the knights attending him because he was also raised to believe that the family knights are disposable pawns whose job is to protect him and his interests at all costs, and they are to be harshly punished for failure. In the manga, he's a sadistic monster who uses all of the above as an excuse for his cruelty and openly enjoyed brutalizing Crest, especially by murdering any living thing that got close to the poor boy and blaming Crest himself for it, just to traumatize him into being so abjectly terrified that he would never dare resist.
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the original web-novel, all he did was use "sparring practice" as an excuse to beat Crest up. In the manga, a flashback shows him and the rest of his brothers beating Crest down while he murdered Crest's pet and then made it abundantly clear that he'll keep on brutalizing Crest for the rest of his life as a "parent killer."

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* AdaptationalSympathy: He's a lot less sympathetic in the manga than in the original web-novel. In the web-novel, he's only cruel to Crest because that's how he was raised, being told over and over again that Crest murdered their mutual mother and got away with it, and he's cruel to the knights attending him because he was also raised to believe that the family knights are disposable pawns whose job is to protect him and his interests at all costs, and they are to be harshly punished for failure. In the manga, he's a sadistic monster who uses all of the above as an excuse for his cruelty and openly enjoyed enjoys brutalizing Crest, especially by murdering any living thing that got close to the poor boy and blaming Crest himself for it, just to traumatize him into being so abjectly terrified that he would never dare resist.
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the original web-novel, all he did was use "sparring practice" as an excuse to beat Crest up. In the manga, a flashback shows him and the rest of his brothers beating Crest down while he murdered Crest's pet and then made making it abundantly clear that he'll keep on brutalizing Crest for the rest of his life as a "parent killer."



* BackstabBackfire: Crest would have straight up killed him if Goblina didn't stop him, instead walking away and telling Albert to go home and deliver the message that Crest is ''not'' coming back. Albert "thanks" him for the mercy by grabbing the slave collar in his pocket and attacking Crest from behind. Some nearby goblins take the opportunity to attack him from behind in return, break his legs, chain his arms, strip him naked and drag him off to use as breeding stock. BWAHAHA!
* BadBoss: He shouts death-threats at the knights his father provided for him and beat them up to vent his frustrations.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: In the manga, he is ''on screen'' shown beating up Crest's pet dog to death while Crest's three other brothers held him down so he couldn't fight back, and then promising that '''Crest''' is the one who is unforgivable and he'd go out of his way to destroy everything Crest ever hold dear, be prepared.
* BarbaricBully: He would beat the ever loving shit out of Crest, or have his three brothers do it, while destroying Crest's possessions, especially living animals, specifically for the purpose of making Crest too traumatized to ever resist their commands.

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* BackstabBackfire: Crest would have straight up killed him if Goblina didn't stop him, instead walking away and telling Albert to go home and deliver the message that Crest is ''not'' coming back. Albert "thanks" him for the mercy by grabbing the slave collar in his pocket and attacking Crest from behind. Some nearby goblins take the opportunity to attack him from behind in return, break his legs, chain his arms, strip him naked naked, and drag him off to use as breeding stock. BWAHAHA!
* BadBoss: He shouts death-threats death threats at the knights his father provided for him and beat beats them up to vent his frustrations.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: In the manga, he is ''on screen'' shown beating up Crest's pet dog to death while Crest's three other brothers held him down so he couldn't fight back, and then promising that '''Crest''' is the one who is unforgivable one and he'd go out of his way to destroy everything Crest ever hold dear, be prepared.
* BarbaricBully: He would beat the ever loving ever-loving shit out of Crest, or have his three brothers do it, while destroying Crest's possessions, especially living animals, specifically for the purpose of making Crest too traumatized to ever resist their commands.



* BlamingTheVictim: In addition to all the stuff his father blames on Crest, he blames Crest being "weak and incompetent" for straight up murdering his pet right in front of him, after the rest of his brothers beat him down 3 on 1, purely to traumatize him further.
* ExitPursuedByABear: A tribe of friendly goblins breaks his arms and legs and drag him off to use as breeding stock. Bwahaha!

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* BlamingTheVictim: In addition to all the stuff his father blames on Crest, he blames Crest for being "weak and incompetent" for straight up murdering his pet right in front of him, after the rest of his brothers beat him down 3 on 1, purely to traumatize him further.
* ExitPursuedByABear: A tribe of friendly goblins breaks his arms and legs and drag drags him off to use as breeding stock. Bwahaha!Bwahaha!
* HateSink: All of Crest's family are lamentable pieces of human garbage, but this guy takes the cake. Of his brothers, Albert dealt the most physical and psychological abuse to Crest, such as killing Crest's pet dog and placing the blame on him for being too weak to stop him in the manga. When he volunteers to bring Crest back, he plans to use a slave collar on him, and once reunited, Albert resorts to pressing Crest's TraumaButton to get him to cooperate. Additionally, Albert is a [[BadBoss terrible leader]], berating and viciously beating the knights he brought him for their perceived incompetence, even killing one for understandably [[ScrewThisI'mOutOfHere getting tired of his shit and wanting to go back to the Upper World]].



* {{Hypocrite}}: He’s extremely vicious at his tortures of his youngest brother, Crest, even going as far as to force him to watch as he kills his pet dog, and he has the audacity to label ''him'' the monster. Just because their mother died giving birth to Crest, something that was beyond Crest’s control.

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* {{Hypocrite}}: He’s extremely vicious at his tortures torture of his youngest brother, Crest, even going as far as to force him to watch as he kills his pet dog, and he has the audacity to label ''him'' the monster. Just because their mother died giving birth to Crest, something that was beyond Crest’s control.



* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minuet to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's ''lése-majestè'' and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.

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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minuet Minue to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's ''lése-majestè'' and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned outgunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid pays absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.



* AssumedWin: When the pope's prophecy was being read aloud, after Ellis and Minuet are called upon as god's chosen heroes, he thinks the third name is going to be his, until he hears the word "Gacha" and is mouth agape in shock.
* CasanovaWannabe: Just like Albert, he believes he's a genuine lady's man, when he's a total boor.

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* AssumedWin: When the pope's prophecy was is being read aloud, aloud after Ellis and Minuet Minue are called upon as god's chosen heroes, he thinks the third name is going to be his, his until he hears the word "Gacha" and is his mouth agape in shock.
* CasanovaWannabe: Just like Albert, he believes he's a genuine lady's man, man when he's a total boor.



* JustFollowingOrders: During the first family meeting regarding Crest, when Igril protests "but I never bullied Crest," he counters "yeah, because you ordered me to do it for you!" Pointing to the family policy of the first born's orders being absolute, unless countered by orders from dad.

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* JustFollowingOrders: During the first family meeting regarding Crest, when Igril protests "but "But I never bullied Crest," he counters "yeah, "Yeah, because you ordered me to do it for you!" Pointing to the family policy of the first born's firstborn's orders being absolute, unless countered by orders from dad.



* FantasticRacism: In his eyes, simply being a demi-human means you're a "sinner" that deserves to be enslaved and slapped around. Sadly, this view is shared by the vast '''majority''' of the humans in his kingdom and a few others.

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* FantasticRacism: In his eyes, simply being a demi-human means you're a "sinner" that who deserves to be enslaved and slapped around. Sadly, this view is shared by the vast '''majority''' of the humans in his kingdom and a few others.



* TheSociopath: He showed some signs of it in the original novel, like seeing all his brothers as nothing more than unwanted competition for the duke title, useful pawns, or both. In the manga, it is far more pronounced, as he has a pathological need to be amused by trampling Crest, and when that's thwarted, demands vengeance for "being looked down on" or "countless humiliations," has an overblown view of his own importance, enforcing it with violence, has absolutely no empathy or sympathy for anyone, and while he almost immediately became a mindless murder machine after swallowing the mana stone in the original novel, in the manga, he completely assimilates it and maintains his consciousness, thinking he's superior to the skill-granting gods!
* SoreLoser: He feels entitled to have Crest openly let him win in any conflict, no matter how high the stakes. He takes the fact that Crest always fights him fairly, and he loses as a result, as a complete and abject humiliation, which is completely undeserved. This reaches its zenith in manga chapter 15.3 where he tries to straight up murder Crest, using the headless corpse of his fellow knight to hold Crest in place. When Crest survives in spite of that, he screams out that he "can't afford to lose any more" consumes several more stones, and then mutates into a monster blowing off Crest's arm with a huge hole in Crest's body.

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* TheSociopath: He showed some signs of it in the original novel, like seeing all his brothers as nothing more than the unwanted competition for the duke title, useful pawns, or both. In the manga, it is far more pronounced, as he has a pathological need to be amused by trampling Crest, and when that's thwarted, demands vengeance for "being looked down on" or "countless humiliations," has an overblown view of his own importance, enforcing it with violence, has absolutely no empathy or sympathy for anyone, and while he almost immediately became a mindless murder machine after swallowing the mana stone in the original novel, in the manga, he completely assimilates it and maintains his consciousness, thinking he's superior to the skill-granting gods!
* SoreLoser: He feels entitled to have Crest openly let him win in any conflict, no matter how high the stakes. He takes the fact that Crest always fights him fairly, and he loses as a result, as a complete and abject humiliation, which is completely undeserved. This reaches its zenith in manga chapter 15.3 where he tries to straight up straight-up murder Crest, using the headless corpse of his fellow knight to hold Crest in place. When Crest survives in spite of despite that, he screams out that he "can't afford to lose any more" anymore" consumes several more stones, and then mutates into a monster blowing off Crest's arm with a huge hole in Crest's body.



[[caption-width-right:350:Forgive me, Leon-sama. The tools are ready.]]Formerly Crest's maid. She's a fox-type Youkai demi-human and expert magical tool maker.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Forgive me, Leon-sama. The tools are ready.]]Formerly Crest's maid. She's a fox-type Youkai demi-human and an expert magical tool maker.



* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the original web-novel, her scheme to give Leon a nice UriahGambit was just the opening salvo in her war on the kingdom, and who can blame her, considering how her '''entire race''' was treated by the racist humans. In the manga, she had no choice but to do it to be free of the abusive little psycho so she can return to her beloved master, Crest.
* ApologizesAlot: Invoked. If she doesn't apologize every other sentence, Leon beats her around.

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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the original web-novel, her scheme to give Leon a nice UriahGambit was just the opening salvo in her war on the kingdom, and who can blame her, considering how her '''entire race''' was treated by the racist humans. humans? In the manga, she had no choice but to do it to be free of the abusive little psycho so she can could return to her beloved master, Crest.
* ApologizesAlot: Invoked. If she doesn't apologize for every other sentence, Leon beats her around.



* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When one of them turtles and covers every inch of his body in plate-mail, Goblia bypsses the armor using a martial arts strike that hits like a pile driver. The knight in question has his organs liquified and blood oozes out of every joint in the armor. This is precisely why explosions in water are so dangerous. When a situation occurs where concussive force enters the body but can't get out, the shockwaves bounce around like an endless wave of pinballs, wrecking everything in their path.
* TemptingFate: After seeing his partner get beheaded by Goblia kicking him in the teeth, one of the knights closes his face-plate and yells "Now you can't hurt me!" Goblia finds a way, and his death is... messy.

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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When one of them turtles and covers every inch of his body in plate-mail, Goblia bypsses bypasses the armor using a martial arts strike that hits like a pile driver. The knight in question has his organs liquified and blood oozes out of every joint in the armor. This is precisely why explosions in water are so dangerous. When a situation occurs where concussive force enters the body but can't get out, the shockwaves bounce around like an endless wave of pinballs, wrecking everything in their path.
* TemptingFate: After seeing his partner get beheaded by Goblia kicking him in the teeth, one of the knights closes his face-plate faceplate and yells "Now you can't hurt me!" Goblia finds a way, and his death is... messy.



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* AristocratsAreEvil: {{Averted|Trope}}. Apart from Crest, she's the only known aristocrat that is ''not'' evil.

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* AristocratsAreEvil: {{Averted|Trope}}. Apart from Crest, she's the only known aristocrat that who is ''not'' evil.



* OnlyFriend: During their academy days, she's the only one who treated Crest with genuine kindness, asking nothing in return aside from his good will, which he was all too happy to give.

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* OnlyFriend: During their academy days, she's the only one who treated Crest with genuine kindness, asking nothing in return aside from his good will, goodwill, which he was all too happy to give.
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* LovingBully: Deconstructed. Crest is aware that her terrible treatment of him is due to her obsessive "love" of him, but he makes it clear that these same actions are exactly why he hates her.

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* LovingBully: Exaggerated and Deconstructed. She treats Crest like he's lower than the dirt on the bottom of her shoe and Crest is aware that her terrible treatment of him is due to her obsessive "love" of him, but he makes it clear that these same actions are exactly why he hates her.
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* NeverMyFault: Once he reunites with Crest, he’s called out for killing his pet dog. But he has the call to blame Crest for said dog’s death because he’s “too weak and unskilled” since he couldn’t fight back. Even though the rest of his brothers were pinning down Crest as he’s killing the dog.

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* NeverMyFault: Once he reunites with Crest, he’s called out for killing his pet dog. But he has the call gall to blame Crest for said dog’s death because he’s “too weak and unskilled” since he couldn’t fight back. Even though the rest of his brothers were pinning down Crest as he’s killing the dog.

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* NeverMyFault: Once the king chews him out on his banishment of Crest, he blames his youngest son for “lying” over commanding his [skill]. In the first place, Crest insisted that he is using his [skill] but because only he had the power to see it, his father punished him on a whim and uses this as an excuse to abandon him for dead. Don’t get us started whenever he berate Crest over every little thing he did while shaming him as his mother’s killer, just because she suffered from DeathByChildbirth. He should have known it takes two to tango, so he’s largely at fault for impregnated his wife, even though she gave birth to four other children without considering her own well being.



* KarmicRape: Delivered by unaffiliated monsters. Albert has been utterly monstrous to Crest for the boy's entire life and was happily looking to keep doing it, and as a final spit on Crest's mercy, tries to attack the latter from behind to slap a slave collar on him, not to mention brutalizing his own knights and keeping them in line with death-threats. Being the last man standing because of his own BadBoss antics, he never noticed that a swarm of goblins were coming for him. So they break his legs with a boulder and drag him off for breeding stock. Crest is spared because Goblina is with him, and he treats his tamed monsters kindly.

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* {{Hypocrite}}: He’s extremely vicious at his tortures of his youngest brother, Crest, even going as far as to force him to watch as he kills his pet dog, and he has the audacity to label ''him'' the monster. Just because their mother died giving birth to Crest, something that was beyond Crest’s control.
* KarmicRape: Delivered by unaffiliated monsters. Albert has been utterly uttered monstrous to Crest for the boy's entire life and was happily looking to keep doing it, and as a final spit on Crest's mercy, tries to attack the latter from behind to slap a slave collar on him, not to mention brutalizing his own knights and keeping them in line with death-threats. Being the last man standing because of his own BadBoss antics, he never noticed that a swarm of goblins were coming for him. So they break his legs with a boulder and drag him off for breeding stock. Crest is spared because Goblina is with him, and he treats his tamed monsters kindly.kindly.
* NeverMyFault: Once he reunites with Crest, he’s called out for killing his pet dog. But he has the call to blame Crest for said dog’s death because he’s “too weak and unskilled” since he couldn’t fight back. Even though the rest of his brothers were pinning down Crest as he’s killing the dog.
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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minuet to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's Lese Majeste and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.

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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minuet to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's Lese Majeste ''lése-majestè'' and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.
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* FriendlessBackground: Thanks to his father and four elder brothers treating him like he was a murder that escaped justice, near constantly brutalizing him, and his obsessive fiancée who intentionally sabotaged his academic career to keep him to herself, he doesn't initially know how to make friends when he makes it to the lower world. The only positive experience he had being Minuet, his school assigned sparring partner who treated him with genuine kindness.

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* FriendlessBackground: Thanks to his father and four elder brothers treating him like he was a murder murderer that escaped justice, near constantly brutalizing him, and his obsessive fiancée who intentionally sabotaged his academic career to keep him to herself, he doesn't initially know how to make friends when he makes it to the lower world. The only positive experience he had being Minuet, his school assigned sparring partner who treated him with genuine kindness.



* SelfDisposingVillain: Subverted. When Crest escapes his ill-thought out murder attempt and tries to talk him down in chapter 15.3, he sees it as yet another "huge humiliation" and consumes several more magic stones. His head turns red and explodes, gushing blood in several directions, but before Crest can finish the job and pierce his heart, he stands back up again, having turned himself into a powerful mutant monster and blowing a hole in Crest's body, sending the sword arm flying, and Crest to the ground, about to die...

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* SelfDisposingVillain: Subverted. When Crest escapes his ill-thought out ill-thought-out murder attempt and tries to talk him down in chapter 15.3, he sees it as yet another "huge humiliation" and consumes several more magic stones. His head turns red and explodes, gushing blood in several directions, but before Crest can finish the job and pierce his heart, he stands back up again, having turned himself into a powerful mutant monster and blowing a hole in Crest's body, sending the sword arm flying, and Crest to the ground, about to die...



* SoreLoser: He feels entitled to have Crest openly let him win in any conflict, no matter how high the stakes. He takes the fact that Crest always fights him fairly, and he loses as a result, as a complete and abject humiliation, which is completely undeserved. This reaches its zenith in manga chapter 15.3 where he tries to straight up murder crest, using the headless corpse of his fellow knight to hold Crest in place. When Crest survives in spite of that, he screams out that he "can't afford to lose any more" consumes several more stones, and then mutates into a monster blowing off Crest's arm with a huge hole in Crest's body.

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* SoreLoser: He feels entitled to have Crest openly let him win in any conflict, no matter how high the stakes. He takes the fact that Crest always fights him fairly, and he loses as a result, as a complete and abject humiliation, which is completely undeserved. This reaches its zenith in manga chapter 15.3 where he tries to straight up murder crest, Crest, using the headless corpse of his fellow knight to hold Crest in place. When Crest survives in spite of that, he screams out that he "can't afford to lose any more" consumes several more stones, and then mutates into a monster blowing off Crest's arm with a huge hole in Crest's body.

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* DramaticIrony: He believes that Ellis and Crest are still on good terms (in fact his plans hinge on it), when in fact Crest '''hates''' Ellis and would rather die than be close to her for one more minute.



* AristocratsAreEvil: {{Averted|Trope}}. Apart from Crest, she's the only known aristocrat that is ''not'' evil.



* IdealHero: She has the skill [Hero] and is genuinely heroic, protecting the innocent from the guilty regardless of station, to the ire of the Bahurst elder brothers who think they're above such petty things as "morality."

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* HeroicBastard: She's a half-commoner girl, and the most heroic individual in the Kingdom.
* IdealHero: She has the skill [Hero] and is genuinely heroic, protecting the innocent from the guilty regardless of station, to the ire of the Bahurst elder brothers who think they're above such petty things as "morality.""morality".



* SecretlySelfish: She is genuinely heroic, defending the people of the kingdom without asking for a reward, but she knows that if she's sent to the Lower World after him, she'd be tempted to never want to come back, and as her father and Ellis's are fighting over which family will send assets to try and recover Crest, all she can think of is when can she see him again.

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* SecretlySelfish: She is genuinely heroic, defending the people of the kingdom without asking for a reward, but she knows that if she's sent to the Lower World after him, she'd be tempted to never want to come back, and as her father and Ellis's are fighting over which family will send assets to try and recover Crest, all she can think of is when can she she'll see him again.



* HeadInTheSandManagement: Granted, the balance of power is so delicate that the royal army can only match one of the three duke houses, with the duke houses keeping each other in check, but that doesn't excuse being completely ignorant of their movements, especially inter duke house marriages, like Ellis and Crest, and what's worse, being completely blindsided by very public information, like how Crest was treated at the appraisal ceremony, or how he was treated by Ellis while they were in academy together, when this is all something that may well impact his throne!

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* HeadInTheSandManagement: Granted, the balance of power is so delicate that the royal army can only match one of the three duke houses, with the duke houses keeping each other in check, but that doesn't excuse being completely ignorant of their movements, especially inter duke inter-ducal house marriages, like Ellis and Crest, and what's worse, being completely blindsided by very public information, like how Crest was treated at the appraisal ceremony, or how he was treated by Ellis while they were in academy together, when this is all something that may well impact his throne!
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Fiancé is the masculine word, fiancée is the one you want to describe a woman


* DarkAndTroubledPast: His father and four elder brothers loved to torment him for daring to survive his mother's DeathByChildBirth. His self-proclaimed fiancé Ellis destroyed his academic career with slander and domestic abuse, obsessed about keeping him to herself at all costs. He doesn't know how to make friends because every time he tried, they'd be driven off by violence.

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* DarkAndTroubledPast: His father and four elder brothers loved to torment him for daring to survive his mother's DeathByChildBirth. His self-proclaimed fiancé fiancée Ellis destroyed his academic career with slander and domestic abuse, obsessed about keeping him to herself at all costs. He doesn't know how to make friends because every time he tried, they'd be driven off by violence.



* FriendlessBackground: Thanks to his father and four elder brothers treating him like he was a murder that escaped justice, near constantly brutalizing him, and his obsessive fiancé who intentionally sabotaged his academic career to keep him to herself, he doesn't initially know how to make friends when he makes it to the lower world. The only positive experience he had being Minuet, his school assigned sparring partner who treated him with genuine kindness.

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* FriendlessBackground: Thanks to his father and four elder brothers treating him like he was a murder that escaped justice, near constantly brutalizing him, and his obsessive fiancé fiancée who intentionally sabotaged his academic career to keep him to herself, he doesn't initially know how to make friends when he makes it to the lower world. The only positive experience he had being Minuet, his school assigned sparring partner who treated him with genuine kindness.



* MaddenIntoMisanthropy: After getting kicked around all his life by his family, getting slandered and abused by his fiancé, and mocked for "lying" about his [Skill], with not one person in the kingdom coming to his aid, and learning how the humans have abused the demi-humans before sending them to the lower world, he has given up on the human kingdom. It's no longer his concern if monsters are going to swarm the place. The best anyone who comes asking for his return is going to get is a firm "no," and he'll fight anyone who tries to make him go back. The only exception is Minuet, who treated him with genuine kindness and who he does care about, worrying if she's okay having to fight off waves of monsters.

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* MaddenIntoMisanthropy: After getting kicked around all his life by his family, getting slandered and abused by his fiancé, fiancée, and mocked for "lying" about his [Skill], with not one person in the kingdom coming to his aid, and learning how the humans have abused the demi-humans before sending them to the lower world, he has given up on the human kingdom. It's no longer his concern if monsters are going to swarm the place. The best anyone who comes asking for his return is going to get is a firm "no," and he'll fight anyone who tries to make him go back. The only exception is Minuet, who treated him with genuine kindness and who he does care about, worrying if she's okay having to fight off waves of monsters.



[[caption-width-right:350:You will regret not being my slave, Crest! Don't come crying to me later!]] Crest's former fiancé. She has a very, very twisted affection for him, obsessed with keeping him all to herself and tormenting him for her own amusement, but when she learns that he really was banished is filled with regret.

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[[caption-width-right:350:You will regret not being my slave, Crest! Don't come crying to me later!]] Crest's former fiancé.fiancée. She has a very, very twisted affection for him, obsessed with keeping him all to herself and tormenting him for her own amusement, but when she learns that he really was banished is filled with regret.
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* MaternalDeathBlameTheChild: He spent every waking moment from the day Crest was old enough to understand the world around him treating the boy like a cold-blooded murderer who escaped justice for daring to survive his mother's death in giving birth to him, and it wasn't enough for verbal rebukes, giving him the minimum amount of food and shelter to keep the kingdom's laws from coming down on his head, and treating him like a second class citizen, he also ''openly condoned'' Crest's four elder brothers going out of their way to torment him in just about every way imaginable, reacting with explosive, brutal rage the moment Crest even looked like he was besmirching the family name, even if the accusation was a bald-faced lie. In the end, he completely flips his lid at Crest's appraisal ceremony for being unable to use his god's given gift "Gacha" right away and banishes him to near-certain death. The last is a blunder so epic, he may have just doomed his kingdom to total annihilation, and Crest now has no reason to want to help him or his home country in any way, and will actively fight anyone who tries to make him.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: In the manga, he is ''on screen'' shown beating up Crest's pet dog to death while Crest's three other brothers held him down so he couldn't fight back, and then promising that '''Crest''' is the one who is unforgivable and he'd go out of his way to destroy everything Crest ever hold dear, be prepared.

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A Nominal Hero is someone who does heroic things ONLY for selfish, un-heroic reasons.


* IdealHero: She has the skill [Hero] and is genuinely heroic, protecting the innocent from the guilty regardless of station, to the ire of the Bahurst elder brothers who think they're above such petty things as "morality."



* NominalHero: Combined with IdealHero. She has the skill [Hero] and is genuinely heroic, protecting the innocent from the guilty regardless of station, to the ire of the Bahurst elder brothers who think they're above such petty things as "morality."
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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minue to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's Lese Majeste and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.

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* TooDumbToLive: Despite repeatedly telling himself he's "not stupid," he's so moronic he deserves a Darwin Award. First, he tries to convince Minue Minuet to ditch ''a summon from the king'' to go play around with him. Duke house or not, that's Lese Majeste and the king could well kill him for the affront with legal impunity. He openly ignores the warnings of the gatekeepers, who've been there for years, that the monsters he will face are '''far''' more dangerous than he's used to in [Upper World], both in cunning and strength, and lastly, he abuses his knights with death threats, physical assault, and forcing those with [Detect] magic to keep it on at all times, making them run out of mana when they really need it. Lastly, he ignores Crest's mercy due to an attack of unfounded aristocratic pride and attacks him from behind when Crest has him out gunned and outnumbered 3 to 1, his knights out of commission, and he paid absolutely no attention to his surroundings, letting a flock of goblins take him by surprise.



* EvilCannotComprehendGood: When Minue tells her that Crest doesn't care for being in a GildedCage and just wants to be free, her response is "freedom, what's that?" and can't understand, for the life of her, why Crest would prefer death to being her "dog" and being treated as a slave in the lap of luxury.

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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: When Minue Minuet tells her that Crest doesn't care for being in a GildedCage and just wants to be free, her response is "freedom, what's that?" and can't understand, for the life of her, why Crest would prefer death to being her "dog" and being treated as a slave in the lap of luxury.



* EnlightenedSelfInterest: Yes, he pushes for Crest to get justice against his evil father and brothers by having the king grant him the duke title instead, but he's doing it under the presumption that Ellis and Crest are on good terms and once they're married the family will have the armies and power of two duchies, making the family stronger than the royalty. This puts even more pressure on Ellis to get to Crest before Minue does.

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* EnlightenedSelfInterest: Yes, he pushes for Crest to get justice against his evil father and brothers by having the king grant him the duke title instead, but he's doing it under the presumption that Ellis and Crest are on good terms and once they're married the family will have the armies and power of two duchies, making the family stronger than the royalty. This puts even more pressure on Ellis to get to Crest before Minue Minuet does.
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[[caption-width-right:350:God, why didn't you tell me this skill was hard to use in the upper world?! Maybe I'd still be banished, but maybe I'd have better equipment?]]Fifth son of the Bahurst house. He is abjectly loathed by his father and four elder brothers as a "devil's child" because he dared to survive his mother's DeathByChildbirth. He starts the story on his 15th birthday, about to get his skill appraised, even his father expecting good results because of a prophetic dream revealing his skill to be {Gacha], an unknown skill. Unfortunately, since this skill did not come with instructions, he couldn't use it on command. Naturally, he is unilaterally accused of lying about his skill and exiled to [The Lower World], effectively a death sentence. The only plea he can make that even marginally improves his odds is getting one of his knight captors to give him a throw-away sword.
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[[caption-width-right:350:God, why didn't you tell me this skill was hard to use in the upper world?! Maybe I'd still be banished, but maybe I'd have better equipment?]]Fifth son of the Bahurst house. He is abjectly loathed by his father and four elder brothers as a "devil's child" because he dared to survive his mother's DeathByChildbirth. He starts the story on his 15th birthday, about to get his skill appraised, even his father expecting good results because of a prophetic dream revealing his skill to be {Gacha], [Gacha], an unknown skill. Unfortunately, since this skill did not come with instructions, he couldn't use it on command. Naturally, he is unilaterally accused of lying about his skill and exiled to [The Lower World], effectively a death sentence. The only plea he can make that even marginally improves his odds is getting one of his knight captors to give him a throw-away sword.
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* HelpfulHallucination: In chapter 16.3 of the manga, he sees a hallucination of his mother coming to pick him up and take him to heaven as he lies dying from his own monstrous actions. Even Crest's skills can do nothing for him at that point.


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* SympathyForTheDevil: In the manga, Crest actually pities him for his "mommy issues."


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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the original web-novel, her scheme to give Leon a nice UriahGambit was just the opening salvo in her war on the kingdom, and who can blame her, considering how her '''entire race''' was treated by the racist humans. In the manga, she had no choice but to do it to be free of the abusive little psycho so she can return to her beloved master, Crest.
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* RevengeBeforeReason: Combined with MisplacedRetribution. Chapter 16.2 has Crest see this guy's memories via magic stone shenanigans. Leon, at his mother's grave, proclaims that when Crest was shipped off, the other brothers began taking out their sadism on him instead. Rather than retaliate to them, he proclaims that Crest's very existence somehow "cursed" the family, and the only remedy is to "avenge his mother's death" by hunting Crest down and killing him, personally. Crest is sick and tired of this worn-out InsaneTrollLogic, convinced that he now has no choice but to kill Leon, dead.
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* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: He wears glasses and he's among the most intelligent of the characters to date.

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* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: He wears glasses and he's among the most intelligent of the characters to date. While not aware that Crest actually hates his daughter, he is aware of Crest's hatred of his biological family and proposes a reasonable plan to gain Crest's loyalty by transferring Duke Bahurt's power to Crest and allowing him to punish his family as he pleases. He also understands how sensitive the situation is and that Crest could easily turn against the kingdom entirely.

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