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* AmbitionisEvil: [[spoiler:The reason for his turning to [[LovecraftianSuperpower Wischtech]] magic and pursuing a civil war against his own father is all to fulfill his goals.]]
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* AmbitionisEvil: [[spoiler:The reason for his turning to [[LovecraftianSuperpower Wischtech]] magic and pursuing a civil war against his own father is all to fulfill his goals. Before that, he killed Ascherit because the latter was more competent to the point where he would probably be considered for the throne before Glenn.]]
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* TheAtoner: If his support of Glenn is anything to go by.
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* AffablyEvil: He's the most polite of the "heroes" and seems to bear little malice towards Koinzell, to the point of crying while trying to kill the latter. Koinzell himself admits that Ischudien's betrayal was less expected than the others.
* TheAtoner: If his support of Glenn is anything to go by. Subverted in that he's willing to kill [[spoiler:Ascherit]] again for the sake of Glenn's ambitions.
* TheAtoner: If his support of Glenn is anything to go by. Subverted in that he's willing to kill [[spoiler:Ascherit]] again for the sake of Glenn's ambitions.
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* [[spoiler:TheDragon: He's Glenn's.]]
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* OnlySaneMan: At least from what we've seen of him so far, he's ''waaaay'' more put together than the rest of the heroes sans perhaps Glenn. This is probably one of the main reasons why [[spoiler: he is the only hero Ascherit hasn't been able to take a shot at yet.]]
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* ManlyTears: He cries when attempting to kill [[spoiler:Ascherit]].
* OnlySaneMan: At least from what we've seen of him so far, he's ''waaaay'' more put together than the rest of the heroes sans perhaps Glenn. This is probably one of the main reasons why [[spoiler: he is the only hero Ascherit hasn't been able to take a shot at yet.]]]] This is subverted when he reveals that he sees Glenn's increasingly ambitious nature as a good thing, to the point where he's proud of Glenn for being willing to sacrifice Ascherit for his own gain.
* OnlySaneMan: At least from what we've seen of him so far, he's ''waaaay'' more put together than the rest of the heroes sans perhaps Glenn. This is probably one of the main reasons why [[spoiler: he is the only hero Ascherit hasn't been able to take a shot at yet.
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* SkewedPriorities: When he first started out as Glenn's retainer, he hated the latter for being a spoiled LazyBum. After he sees how Glenn's envy of Ascherit drove him to improve himself, he considered his master's ruthless ambition to be a good thing rather than something that could negatively affect his future rule.
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* ActionGirl
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* ActionGirl: Not on Ato's level, but as the siege of the city of Jullas-Abllas showed Altea can more than just handle herself in a fight.
* BoobsOfSteel: Altea is really well-stacked.
* BoobsOfSteel: Altea is really well-stacked.
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* ActionGirl: As one of the Lances of Betrayal, perhaps '''the''' definitive example in this series.
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* ActionGirl: Though past the Jullas-Abllas arc [[FauxActionGirl her fighting skills are almost never seen,]] as she rather walks the empire to negociate with various influencial people.
* BadassPrincess: She is the daughter of an imperial elector, so it's essentially a straight example.
* BadassPrincess: She is the daughter of an imperial elector, so it's essentially a straight example.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomethingRoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She is the daughter of an imperial elector, so it's essentially a straight example.
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* BrokenPedastal: It begins when Ascherit reveals who he really is and what Glenn did to him and the others, and finally comes full circle when Glenn tells Rozen that it's all true.
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* BrokenPedastal: BrokenPedestal: It begins when Ascherit reveals who he really is and what Glenn did to him and the others, and finally comes full circle when Glenn tells Rozen that it's all true.
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* BrokenPedastal: It begins when Ascherit reveals who he really is and what Glenn did to him and the others, and finally comes full circle when Glenn tells Rozen that it's all true.
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* {{Shotacon}}: She's attracted to Koinzell from the moment she sees him, and offers him passage in exchange for sleeping with her. While they're interrupted the first time, chapter 9 has her asking him to "Finish what (he) started", which he does.
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* {{Shotacon}}: The fake Gustav. Played for {{Squick}} rather than arousal though.
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* GenerationXerox: To Ascherit more than to his own father. To list the ways: he [[spoiler:wields Ascherit's old sword, he inherits the title of Blatt Meister, after 'killing' Koinzell, a title which Ascherit himself used to hold, and other than Ascherit/Koinzell himself, he is the only person who is capable of using 'Black Wing' in the entire world. Hell, Ikfes even LOOKS almost identical to how Ascherit did twenty years ago.]]
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* GenerationXerox: To Ascherit more than to his own father. To list the ways: he [[spoiler:wields Ascherit's old sword, he inherits the title of Blatt Meister, after 'killing' Koinzell, a title which Ascherit himself used to hold, and other than Ascherit/Koinzell himself, he is the only person who is capable of using 'Black Wing' in the entire world. Hell, Ikfes even LOOKS almost identical to how Ascherit did twenty years ago.]]]] That said, his personality is shown to be ''a lot'' like [[spoiler:Kfer]]'s who did not look dissimilar to Ascherit.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Flashbacks show he was a presumptuous tool when he was younger. He's matured somewhat since then, while still be every bit the bastard that he is. He's just less 'superficially' unpleasant.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Flashbacks show he was a presumptuous tool when he was younger. He's matured somewhat since then, while still be every bit the bastard that he is. He's just less 'superficially' ''superficially'' unpleasant.
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* KickTheDog: He was a jerk when he was younger, but convincing the other 'heroes' to murder the Lances of Betrayal, (which included Kfer, who had a pregnant wife back home, and Klentel and Archeriit, who were about maybe about twelve and fifteen, respectively) was when he ''really'' showed the kind of man he is. Even worse, this was right after the lances had saved the country, after Glenn and the other heroes had abandoned them. Also, he could have just said the four of them were killed fighting Wischtech. He and the other heroes really didn't ''need'' to brand them traitors to the empire, implying this was done purely out of spite.
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* KickTheDog: He was a jerk when he was younger, but convincing the other 'heroes' to murder the Lances of Betrayal, (which included Kfer, who had a pregnant wife back home, and Klentel and Archeriit, Ascherit, who were about maybe about twelve and fifteen, respectively) was when he ''really'' showed the kind of man he is. Even worse, this was right after the lances had saved the country, after Glenn and the other heroes had abandoned them. Also, he could have just said the four of them were killed fighting Wischtech. He and the other heroes really didn't ''need'' to brand them traitors to the empire, implying this was done purely out of spite.
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* LackOfEmpathy: [[spoiler: After he CameBackWrong. [[EvenEvilHasStandards In contrast to how he was before]], the new Glenn murders countless people via starting a massive civil war against his father, father (who he ultimately personally slays himself) himself), and he fully intends to keep going until he's crowned emperor. Why? Because, like everything with Glenn, he feels he's entitled to it.]]
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** BodyBackupDrive: [[spoiler:Glenn figured that someone would come to kill him and made arrangements to resurrect himself using a parasite in his first body. Upon death, it ate everything and used it to form a second body with his soul, memories, and ambition.]]
* {{Bishonen}}: Once upon a time, although he's still quite handsome as an older man.
* {{Bishonen}}: Once upon a time, although he's still quite handsome as an older man.
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** BodyBackupDrive: [[spoiler:Glenn figured that someone would come to kill him and made arrangements to resurrect himself using a parasite in his first original body. Upon death, it ate everything the corpse and used it to form a second body with his soul, memories, and ambition.]]
* {{Bishonen}}: Once upon a time, although he's still quite handsome as an older man. [[spoiler: And once again, after his resurrection.]]
* {{Bishonen}}: Once upon a time, although he's still quite handsome as an older man. [[spoiler: And once again, after his resurrection.]]
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* CombatTentacles: He has [[FourIsDeath four]] of them in the shape of his Black Swords. They're sealed away into his right arm, and he can only use them when it's at night; however, each one has the right to be called a [[{{BFS}} "claymore"]] given how massive they are.
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* CombatTentacles: He has [[FourIsDeath four]] of them in the shape of his Black Swords. They're sealed away into his right arm, and he can only use them when it's at night; however, each one has the right to be called a [[{{BFS}} "claymore"]] given how massive they are.
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** Also, despite his thirst for revenge, he clearly still cares as deeply for the empire and it's citizens as he did twenty years ago. [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre Ato and Elsaria repeatedly point out to him that he's not nearly so bad as he makes himself out to be]], and even killing the Seven Heroes is doing the empire a service given [[AssholeVictim the kind of people they are]], [[KickTheSonOfABitch the fact that they deserve it]], and the fact the peace they brought to the empire was all based on a big fat lie that convienently left them in charge. ([[TyrantTakesTheHelm For the worse, as well]])
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** Also, despite his thirst for revenge, he clearly still cares as deeply for the empire and it's its citizens as he did twenty years ago. [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre Ato and Elsaria repeatedly point out to him that he's not nearly so bad as he makes himself out to be]], and even killing the Seven Heroes is doing the empire a service given [[AssholeVictim the kind of people they are]], [[KickTheSonOfABitch the fact that they deserve it]], and the fact the peace they brought to the empire was all based on a big fat lie that convienently conveniently left them in charge. ([[TyrantTakesTheHelm For the worse, as well]])well.]])
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** TheBusCameBack: Returns during the siege of Glenn's castle in 151.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: With the revelation that [[spoiler: he's using the dark sorcereries the stranded, remnant Wischtech troops taught him to try and break down the barrier and conquer Wischtech. Essentially, ''he's'' become the aggressor in an an entirely avoidable conflict.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: With the revelation that [[spoiler: he's using the dark sorcereries the stranded, remnant Wischtech troops taught him to try and to break down the barrier and conquer Wischtech. Essentially, ''he's'' become the aggressor in an an entirely avoidable conflict.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: With the revelation that [[spoiler: he's using the dark sorcereries the stranded, remnant Wischtech troops taught him to try and break down the barrier and conquer Wischtech. Essentially, ''he's'' become the aggressor in an an entirely avoidable conflict.]]
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* BerserkButton: Harming innocent people in front of him is a bad idea. So is mentioning how great the Seven Heroes are, or slandering the Lances of Betrayal.
* BerserkButton: Harming innocent people in front of him is a bad idea. So is mentioning how great the Seven Heroes are, or slandering the Lances of Betrayal.
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* {{Badass}}
* BerserkButton: Kfer ''loses it'' when Glenn tries to convince him to abandon the other lances by telling him that Gustav and Klentel are low-born and therefore have no responsibilities to live for, and that Ascheriit is just some nobody who would always overshadow him.
* BerserkButton: Kfer ''loses it'' when Glenn tries to convince him to abandon the other lances by telling him that Gustav and Klentel are low-born and therefore have no responsibilities to live for, and that Ascheriit is just some nobody who would always overshadow him.
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* BadAss: Although nowhere near Koinzell's level.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Subverted, as Glenn's claims that 'The Seven Heroes' seeing to the peace and stability of the empire and the future prosperity of its citizens as a means of atonement makes sense on the surface... [[ManipulativeBastard but he only ever uses it in a context which seems to justify]] Ascherit not [[AssholeVictim (rightfully)]] murdering them all, or as a justification for not manning up and coming clean, forfeiting everything in the process. Ascherit sees the logic of the argument and even ''agrees'' with it, but several other character repeatedly point out to him that there wouldn't ''be'' any war or turmoil in the empire if it wasn't for 'The Seven Heroes' themselves, whether through blatantly incompetent leadership, [[TheCaligula outright corruption,]] or having outright caused that instability in the first place. (i.e. murdering Kfer, labeling him a traitor, and delegitimizing the House of Jebnaress, directly inciting all the violence in the region that came afterwards) He really just seems to be using it as a convenient argument.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Subverted, as Glenn's claims that 'The Seven Heroes' seeing to the peace and stability of the empire and the future prosperity of its citizens as a means of atonement makes sense on the surface... [[ManipulativeBastard but he only ever uses it in a context which seems to justify]] Ascherit not [[AssholeVictim (rightfully)]] murdering them all, or as a justification for not manning up and coming clean, forfeiting everything in the process. Ascherit sees the logic of the argument and even ''agrees'' with it, but several other character repeatedly point out to him that there wouldn't ''be'' any war or turmoil in the empire if it wasn't for 'The Seven Heroes' themselves, whether through blatantly incompetent leadership, [[TheCaligula outright corruption,]] or having outright caused ''caused'' that instability in the first place. (i.e. murdering Kfer, labeling him a traitor, and delegitimizing the House of Jebnaress, directly inciting all the violence in the region that came afterwards) He really just seems to be using it as a convenient argument.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Subverted, as Glenn's claims that 'The Seven Heroes' seeing to the peace and stability of the empire and the future prosperity of its citizens as a means of atonement makes sense on the surface... [[ManipulativeBastard but he only ever uses it in a context which seems to justify]] Ascherit not [[AssholeVictim (rightfully)]] murdering them all, or as a means to not have to man up and come clean, forfeiting everything in the process. Ascherit sees the logic of the argument and even ''agrees'' with it, but several other character repeatedly point out to him that there wouldn't ''be'' any war or turmoil in the empire if it wasn't for 'The Seven Heroes' themselves, whether through blatantly incompetent leadership, [[TheCaligula outright corruption,]] or having outright caused that instability in the first place. (i.e. murdering Kfer, labeling him a traitor, and delegitimizing the House of Jebnaress, directly inciting all the violence in the region that came afterwards) He really just seems to be using it as a convenient argument.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Subverted, as Glenn's claims that 'The Seven Heroes' seeing to the peace and stability of the empire and the future prosperity of its citizens as a means of atonement makes sense on the surface... [[ManipulativeBastard but he only ever uses it in a context which seems to justify]] Ascherit not [[AssholeVictim (rightfully)]] murdering them all, or as a means to justification for not have to man manning up and come coming clean, forfeiting everything in the process. Ascherit sees the logic of the argument and even ''agrees'' with it, but several other character repeatedly point out to him that there wouldn't ''be'' any war or turmoil in the empire if it wasn't for 'The Seven Heroes' themselves, whether through blatantly incompetent leadership, [[TheCaligula outright corruption,]] or having outright caused that instability in the first place. (i.e. murdering Kfer, labeling him a traitor, and delegitimizing the House of Jebnaress, directly inciting all the violence in the region that came afterwards) He really just seems to be using it as a convenient argument.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Subverted, as Glenn's claims that 'The Seven Heroes' seeing to the peace and stability of the empire and the future prosperity of its citizens as a means of atonement makes sense on the surface... [[ManipulativeBastard but he only ever uses it in a context which seems to justify]] Ascherit not [[AssholeVictim (rightfully)]] murdering them all. Ascherit sees the logic of the argument and even ''agrees'' with it, but several other character repeatedly point out to him that there wouldn't ''be'' any war or turmoil in the empire if it wasn't for 'The Seven Heroes' themselves, whether through blatantly incompetent leadership, [[TheCaligula outright corruption,]] or having outright caused that instability in the first place. (i.e. murdering Kfer, labeling him a traitor, and delegitimizing the House of Jebnaress, directly inciting all the violence in the region that came afterwards) He really just seems to be using it as a convenient argument.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Ascheit's main power is in imitation. This extends to non-martial abilities like blacksmithing.
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* HappilyAdopted: By his father, a blacksmith.
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* BadassBeard: Had quite a commanding one.
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* MrsFanservice: Even though she hasn't gotten much screen time, [[PosthumousCharacter naturally.]] Her outfit beneath the white overcoat of the Lances looks decidedly tribal in design, and leaves little to the imagination. Have we mentioned she's ''gorgeous?''
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* ActionGirl: As one of the Lances of Betrayal, perhaps '''the''' definitive example in this series.
* AmazonianBeauty: Gustav had long, flowing blonde locks, looked to be in excellent shape, and was undoubtedly a proficient asskicker.
* {{Badass}}
* BoobsOfSteel
* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Which sets her apart from her fellow Lances.
* AmazonianBeauty: Gustav had long, flowing blonde locks, looked to be in excellent shape, and was undoubtedly a proficient asskicker.
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* LackOfEmpathy: [[spoiler: After he CameBackWrong. [[EvenEvilHasStandards In contrast to how he was before]], the new Glenn murders countless people via starting a massive civil war against his father, (who he ultimately personally slays himself) and he fully intends to keep going until he's crowned emperor. Why? Because, like everything with Glenn, he feels he's entitled to it.]]
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* UndignifiedDeath: [[spoiler: Goes out a sobbing, raving lunatic sputtering on about how he never even wanted to ''[[HeelRealization be]]'' a hero as his mind finally simply collapses under the guilt of it all. Ascheritt just kind of half-heartedly slices him with a completely unfulfilled expression on his face.]]
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* {{Shotacon}}: See above.She's attracted to Koinzell from the moment she sees him, and offers him passage in exchange for sleeping with her. While they're interrupted the first time, chapter 9 has her asking him to "Finish what (he) started", which he does.
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* AintTooProudToBeg: [[spoiler: It's rather pitiful to watch, actually.]]
* AintTooProudToBeg: [[spoiler: Not that it saves him.]]
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: He came up with the plan to murder the 'Lances of Betrayal' [[KickTheDog and even taunted them about how they were going to kill them all and take all the credit for their deeds]], but when Schtemwolech eggs him on to continue actually stabbing Ascherit, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Glenn looks extremely disturbed by what he's doing.]]
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* SmallNameBigEgo: He's ultimately rather unimpressive.