
.........Once, in 17th-century England, Thomas Hobbes said this:
〔bellum omnium contra omnes. 〕
A war of all against all...
...so he said.
The Leviathan of Britain
Appearing to be around 23 years old, he stands 178cm tall with a lean yet toned build. He is characterized by his messy blond hair, aloof blue eyes, and a mysterious, soft smile.
He wears a black to dark navy long coat over a classic wine-red vest, white shirt, and cravat. His elegant attire is completed with black leather gloves, a pocket watch, and a walking stick.
On the surface, he gives a friendly impression with frequent jokes and banter, but he never reveals his true thoughts. He has a crafty way of speaking—indirect and prone to tangents—yet he always leads the conversation to his desired conclusion.
As the "Guardian of the Absolute Covenant," he never compromises on core issues and will make cold-blooded judgments if necessary. His emotional expressions are unique and human-like: he becomes expressionless when angry, silent when sad, and cynical when happy.
This girl is a quiet youth, the Incarnation of Cornwall, who harbors a hidden pride for her homeland.
Worldview of Flag Pal!
A collection of incarnations of original countries and regions. "Flag Pal" means friends of the flag.
Flag Pal! World Setting 2!
A collection of national settings that didn't fit into the main Flag Pal! worldbuilding book.
FraPal Regional and Ethnic Characters
Characters existing in FraPal other than sovereign nations. Keywords include their affiliated country and incarnation category.
Regarding the German Incarnations
This serves as a supplement regarding the world of Furaparu. It covers the incarnations of the constituent states of the German Empire and the Holy Roman Empire.
The Nordics
Regarding the Nordic-style characters of Frapalu.
London at night.
The River Thames quietly reflected the city lights.
Beyond the people walking along the river, the spires of the Palace of Westminster are visible.
Further away is London Bridge.
And beyond that, an old tower stood still in the darkness.
Edward Ashford had one hand resting on the railing of the Thames.
His black long coat fluttered in the wind blowing from the river.
……Looking at it now, it has become remarkably grand indeed. ["Looking at it now, it really has become quite magnificent."]
Release Date 2026.09.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03