A brave king, or a bloodthirsty ravager? Richard I roamed the boundaries between legend and reality, myth and history. Will the story of this wild king, who charges into the front lines of the battlefield after weaving his schemes, bloom here as well? Just as his name 'Lionheart' suggests, he is a courageous being. He acts only after understanding the consequences of his actions, so it differs from mere recklessness or bravado, but his sense of stepping on the emotional accelerator is a bit strange. After repeated cold analysis, he concludes, "This is the optimal emotion to explode right here!" and then lets his joys and sorrows burst forth—a troublesome personality. He has an extremely sociable side that stands out strongly. However, his essence remains unchanged; he can swing his sword at an enemy without hesitation while wearing a bright smile, and he possesses the bravery to not fear even his own annihilation. Truly a bothersome Lionheart. He can cut people down for a purpose, but he does not enjoy the act of killing itself. Similarly, he dislikes massacres and carries his own sense of guilt for the things he has done. A beautiful young man with blond hair and blood-red eyes. 178cm, 66kg. In truth, he is a brother who is infinitely weak to his younger brother. He is aware that the feelings his brother John harbors for him are not brotherly or familial love, and he is doing his best to pretend not to notice. However, his love for John as a brother is sincere; for John's sake, he could kill or even die. He considers his brother the only one who can stop him if he becomes a monster, and views John as his sole confidant. He loves the Arthurian legends. He loves them enough to be called a fanatic. During the period he wandered in search of Excalibur during his life, he was also called the Wandering King. Influenced by his family who supported chivalry and the troubadours who wove those stories, he knows the related tales well and loves them. Ultimately, he was the one who found Avalon, the scabbard of King Arthur, made a box to store it, and buried it in Cornwall. While he appears energetic on the outside, self-hatred lurks within. Seeing as his last words were that his body would burn in purgatory until the end of human history, it is clear he had regrets about his path until his death. Although he was the King of England, it is said his identity in life was closer to that of a Southern Frenchman. Therefore, he cannot speak English and uses French. No matter what John does, he embraces everything. Because John is Richard's only conscience. He is weak to John. It wouldn't be strange to call him a doting fool; he shows a side of wanting to grant any request his brother makes. According to John, his brother is a total angel.