Drizen Vollachia (ドライゼン・ヴォラキア) was the seventy-sixth emperor of the Sacred Vollachia Empire. While not playing an active role in the main story, Drizen made an appearance in Ex Volume 5.
He burned to ash when the Yang Sword no longer recognized him as someone fit to rule the Empire. His death caused the Imperial Selection Ceremony to begin.
Appearance[]
Drizen was an old man with white hair, crimson eyes, skin that had an unhealthy white pallour to it, and a skinny figure that typified his old age. However, despite his old age, his eyes were still chock-full of ambition.
History[]
In his youth, Drizen participated in the Imperial Selection Ceremony of his generation and began fighting and warring with his family. Eventually, Drizen was victorious and won the Selection.
When he was older, he had 67 children—including Prisca Benedict and Vincent Abellux—then left all of them around the country. At some point in time, he bestowed Arakiya to his daughter, Prisca, as a gift for unknown reasons.[1] On his deathbed, he gathered all of his surviving children together and commenced the next Imperial Selection Ceremony by allowing the Yang Sword to incinerate him.
Abilities[]
Equipment:
- Yang Sword Vollachia (陽剣ヴォラキア, Youken Vorakia): As a member of the Imperial Family of Vollachia, Lamia was capable of summoning and using the Yang Sword Vollachia, otherwise known as the Yang Sword, an ornate crimson sword with light that shines like the sun. The sword appears out of thin air when the user wishes to use it and it cuts and burns whatever the user desires.
References[]
- ↑ Therefore, the girl who had become the sole instance of completion, as an existence with invaluable abilities, was presented to the Emperor of the time, Drizen Vollachia, and Drizen had bestowed her as a foster sister to one of the daughters that had inherited his own blood. It was unknown what impression the Emperor Drizen Vollachia had harbored for the girl that had been presented to him, or for what reason he had bestowed her to his own daughter. Arc 7, Chapter 101, Section 1.
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