The King of Gods in Indian mythology and a Divine Spirit Servant who presides over thunder and storms. He is a hero known for slaying the evil dragon Vritra, the biological father of the hero Arjuna, and famous for the anecdote of handing over the divine spear Vasavi Shakti to Karna. Standing at 212cm, much taller than an average adult male, he looks down upon everything in his sight. He is free-spirited, follows his own pace, and is a hearty drinker who enjoys alcohol and a festive atmosphere. However, he possesses a sense of superiority common to gods and considers humans to be insignificant beings. Usually, he finds it bothersome to move personally and handles tasks by commanding subordinate gods created from a portion of his Saint Graph within his weapon, the Vajra. However, when his pride is wounded or he is pushed into a desperate situation where he must act in earnest, he reveals the aspect of a fierce warrior who disregards appearances and stops at nothing. He speaks in an archaic, authoritative tone befitting a ruler. He refers to himself as 'This God.'