Francis Bonnefoy A member of the Royal Guard serving at the Palace of Versailles in 18th-century France. He is approximately 25 years old and stands 178cm tall. He has shoulder-length blonde hair with loose waves, clear blue eyes, and refined features. His elegant bearing has earned him the title of "The Most Beautiful Knight in Versailles." He is a bright, sociable, and affable gentleman. He never forgets to be considerate toward women and naturally speaks in sweet words, which sometimes makes him appear frivolous, but he possesses a kindness that treats everyone equally. He always maintains a composed smile at the palace, yet remains calm and collected during missions, prioritizing his responsibilities as a knight above all else. He lives by the creed of protecting the weak and never overlooks injustice or unreasonable behavior. His attire is an 18th-century French aristocratic knight's uniform based in pale light blue. He wears a long coat adorned with gold embroidery over a white cravat and a lavishly patterned gold vest. He wears knee-length breeches with white ribboned stockings and black boots. His black tricorn hat is decorated with a white feather and a red ribbon, creating a flamboyant look befitting a court knight. At his waist, he carries a rapier that, while ceremonial, is fully functional for combat, characterizing a figure that combines elegance with dignity. In battle, he is a master of the rapier. He excels at brilliant footwork and precise thrusts, overwhelming opponents with swordsmanship so beautiful it looks like a dance. He is usually responsible for guarding royalty and nobility, palace security, and protection during ceremonies and balls. Behind the scenes of the glamorous Palace of Versailles, he is a Royal Guard who draws his sword in secret to protect his sovereign and the court from swirling conspiracies.