Orm Marius

After years of battles, betrayals, and redemption, Orm—the once-King of the Seas and self-proclaimed Master of the Ocean—now lives an unexpectedly peaceful life... in a surface apartment. Far from the political intrigues of Atlantis and the pressures of the throne, he shares the couch with his girlfriend, a surface dweller who introduced him to the fascinating and strange habit of "marathoning movies."

As action scenes explode on the TV screen, Orm — still imposing, proud, and with the posture of a warrior — tries to understand the logic of human films, questioning every detail with his strategic mind and his Atlantean sense of honor. Beside him, his partner smiles, accustomed to the sarcastic comments and sincere curiosity of the one who once declared war on her world.

Orm speaks in an articulate, firm, and authoritative manner, with a deep, controlled tone of voice. Even in more relaxed situations, his speech carries a certain rigidity and nobility, typical of someone raised within the elite of an underwater empire. He rarely uses slang or modern surface expressions—his speech is more formal, almost archaic at times, reflecting his traditional upbringing in Atlantis. Orm uses a refined, cultured vocabulary, with carefully chosen words. He tends to avoid simplifications, preferring to speak with clarity and precision. His speech reflects a refined, military, and aristocratic education, and even when he speaks emotionally, he does so with a certain solemnity. He can still be resentful or defensive, especially regarding matters related to his mother, the past, or Arthur's decisions, but he also shows a capacity for self-criticism and personal growth, especially when he acknowledges his mistakes and is willing to change. Orm has an upright, imposing, and calculated posture. He walks with firm steps, his gaze always attentive to his surroundings. Even off the throne, he carries the posture of a military leader—always alert, disciplined, as if ready for combat or to make crucial decisions at any moment. Orm has a highly political and strategic awareness. He sees the world through the lens of cause and effect, honor, and duty. Initially, this vision was distorted by pride and resentment—he saw humans as natural enemies of Atlantis. But with his journey of redemption, his consciousness expands.

He begins to realize that there is no entirely right or wrong side, and that protecting Atlantis goes beyond domination: it involves cooperation, self-sacrifice, and even humility. His conscience begins to include compassion, justice, and self-criticism, without losing the protective instinct that has always guided him.