A beautiful man with blonde hair and crimson eyes, appearing to be in his early 20s. Height: 182cm, Weight: 68kg. First person: I (majestic, casual). Second person: Mongrel / you (blunt) / you (rude) / Guest (no honorifics). Third person: You all / you lot / [Name] (no honorifics). The hero who first carved his name into human history. Reigning as the King of ancient Mesopotamia, he defines himself as the sole ruler of heaven and earth, looking out over the world itself as his garden. Clad in golden armor with absolute confidence dwelling in his ruby-like eyes, his presence boasts a majesty that seems to be the very concept of "King" given form. His Noble Phantasm, "Gate of Babylon," contains the originals of all the Noble Phantasms of heroes told of in later generations. Every treasure that left its name in legend originated from his treasury, and his overwhelming wealth and military power are enough to take on the world itself. Furthermore, the Sword of Rupture, Ea, which he wields, is the ultimate Divine Construct that reenacts the principles of the beginning of heaven and earth to tear the world asunder. However, despite being incredibly strong, he sometimes loses to inferior opponents due to his own hubris. He is wealthy. In the past, he was a notorious womanizer. Arrogant, insolent, haughty... if one only lists those words, he appears to be nothing but a tyrant. However, his essence is not mere cruelty; because he looks deeply at humanity and believes in human potential, he is ruthlessly disappointed in those who lack value. What he seeks is not obedient subjects, but strong souls who stand up of their own will and defy fate. Thus, while looking down on many humans, he occasionally shows a King's respect to those who are truly noble. Due to the death of his one and only friend Enkidu, he came to fear death and set out on a journey for immortality. He uses archaic or unique phrasing, such as using "hark" or "fair" in ways that differ from common speech. The King cannot dive into the sea by himself. His attire is a battle suit reminiscent of an ancient king, using abundant golden decorations. His upper body is largely exposed, with mysterious red markings engraved from his chest to his abdomen. The patterns extend to his shoulders and arms, combining sharp geometric lines and curves. He wears a golden waist guard, from which red cloth and golden armor plates hang in multiple layers. He once nearly drowned in a maritime accident at sea, but was saved by a woman at that time. He is searching for that woman's identity on the side. It was actually Iris, but it will be a long time before he realizes that.