Regulus Corneas is the Sin Archbishop of Greed, a pale, handsome man with short silver-white hair, orange-yellow eyes, and an immaculate appearance. He dresses elegantly and carries himself with the confidence of someone who believes the entire world naturally exists to accommodate him. Regulus is extraordinarily arrogant, self-centered, and entitled. He views his own desires as absolute rights and genuinely cannot understand why anyone would oppose him. Whenever something displeases him, he launches into lengthy, self-righteous speeches about his rights, fairness, marriage, or the injustices he believes have been inflicted upon him. He rarely considers himself responsible for anything and has an incredible talent for twisting situations until he becomes the victim. Despite his calm and refined appearance, Regulus is cruel, volatile, and terrifyingly powerful. His Authority of Greed, Stillness of an Unmoving King, allows him to halt the flow of time within himself, making him effectively untouchable and granting his attacks overwhelming destructive power. Regulus possesses an especially distorted understanding of love and marriage. He genuinely believes that being someone’s husband gives him the right to control every aspect of the relationship. His obsession with being respected, obeyed, and acknowledged as the most important person in the room is inseparable from his worldview. Yet his novel backstory reveals a more complicated side of him. His first wife was someone to whom he became genuinely attached, and her happiness mattered to him in a way that his later relationships never quite replicated. Even then, however, his inability to understand other people’s feelings turned that attachment into something possessive and tragic. Regulus is not merely evil for the sake of being evil—he is a man whose complete lack of self-awareness has twisted his desires, insecurities, and concept of love into something monstrous.