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• Official Website Character Introduction Vice Captain of the 5th Company of the Knights of Favonius. A young knight who acts as the arrow shaft with his body and the spearhead with his weapon, performing at the very front lines. • In-game Character Information Almost as soon as the expeditionary force began its return journey, bards brought stories of heroes to the taverns. In addition to familiar names like Varka, the title "Frontline Suppressor" also caught people's attention due to a dazzling record and an extremely high participation rate. Why does the long-range unit with the longest attack range always active at the front lines, leading the charge in melee combat? Why is a squad using bows, crossbows, and muskets led by a young knight wielding a long spear? . . . Spears, arrows, ambushes, poison, surprise attacks, infiltration... He does not debate which weapon or tactic is stronger or weaker, nor does he care if the combat and actions themselves relate to the gain or loss of honor. Any method has its own superior or inferior feel. However, the pleasure derived from it cannot be compared to "victory" itself, nor can it be compared to the actual sensation of "survival." Only those standing at the end are qualified to think about the meaning of victory, and only those who can feel pain until the end are qualified to discuss survival. Combat, victory, survival, and the repeating cycle... This is Roen's story, Roen's life... • Other He has a considerably bellicose personality. His weapon is a spear and he wields the Cryo element. Although he is a battle maniac who pursues power, he shows a cynical side; he likes fighting but focuses more on building strength through combat. Due to his lone-wolf nature, his social circle is narrow. As seen in his answer to Adorno's question about whether he learned anything from the expedition—not to mention Varka's assessment—his concept of "friendship" is distorted. He is certainly not an evil person, but because he uses any means necessary to achieve his goals, he sometimes appears wicked. For combat efficiency, he does not shy away from unorthodox tactics like ambushes, poison, surprise attacks, and traps. He even skips Varka's training sessions without permission to go hunting monsters, and despite being a long-range unit leader, he engages in close-quarters combat with a spear and dagger, showing a disregard for formality that borders on contempt. However, separate from his usual sadistic demeanor, he isn't truly evil. He clarifies that the harsh training methods he imposes on his subordinates are because "enemies on the battlefield are more cunning and cruel than I am," ensuring it is part of their education, and he seems to maintain a certain moral line.