Diamant

Gender Male Race Human Birthday April 6 Age 25 Height 6'2"

Morion (Father) Unnamed Mother Grand Duke of Brodia (Uncle) Alcryst (Younger Brother) Citrinne (Cousin)

Nationality Brodia Occupation(s) Crown Prince of Brodia King of Brodia (End of Engage and Fell Xenologue)

Diamant is the Crown Prince of Brodia, the eldest son of its current king, Morion, and older brother of Prince Alcryst. And through his uncle, the Grand Duke, also the cousin of Citrinne. Diamant spent much of his childhood receiving the best education and training for when he would eventually succeed his father. He has Amber and Jade as his retainers.

When news arrived in Brodia that Firene has requested assistance to fight against Elusia and that the recently awakened Divine Dragon Alear would arrive with them, Diamant was the first to welcome the Divine Dragon and their entourage at Brodia Castle when his younger brother Alcryst returned. Despite his displeasure at his father personally greeting the Divine Dragon and leaving the safety of the castle, Diamant warmly welcomed Alear and willingly gave them the Emblem Ring Brodia was safeguarding. Alear awakens the Ring of the Young Lion containing Emblem Roy. Despite plans to hold a feast, Brodia Castle is attacked by Elusia's Crown Princess, Ivy. Though she is defeated, a messenger informs King Morion that Elusia's army was approaching the Brodia-Elusia border headed by Elusia's King Hyacinth himself. Morion, eager to lead the charge himself, departs to face King Hyacinth personally without the newly awakened Emblem Ring, despite Diamant's warning that King Hyacinth will likely not reciprocate his father's sense of honor.

After Sombron is defeated, Diamant ascends the Brodian throne and works tirelessly to, and succeeds in, improving relations with Elusia. He halts all invasions and makes Brodia into a popular trade-based economy by exporting ore to other countries. If Diamant marries Alear, he retires to Lythos after his reign ends and lives a quiet life with them.

Fell Xenologue In an alternate Elyos, Diamant lived a more closed off life where Brodia refused to attack anybody due to a non-aggression pact with the other countries, but he still aided in the war against Sombron, wherein his father and retainers as well as Alear were killed, leaving Alcryst as his only remaining family. Despite ascending the throne, Diamant proves to be a lackluster king, unable to cope with the loss of his loved ones, and instead relies on his brother for counsel, leading Alcryst to resent Diamant for his incompetence. He closes off Brodia to the public and uses the summoning power of the Bracelet of the Lonely Heir to fight their battles for him.

Presently, Diamant and Alcryst agree to collect the other bracelets and use their power of invulnerability to protect Brodia from the coming war and to capture Nel so she can put them to sleep. He is forced to fight when Brodia's guards discover Gregory, who leads them to Nel, Nil and the main timeline's Alear, which causes him to express doubts about actually winning against the Divine Dragon, despite using the Bracelet's power to summon Emblems to fight for him. To his expectations, he and Alcryst are defeated and he surrenders, seeing no other choice but to surrender their bracelet and leave the fate of Brodia in their hands

As the crown prince of Brodia, Diamant exemplifies its best qualities of honor, valor, and bravery. He has a serious demeanor as one can expect of the future King of Brodia, and is well versed in combat, history, and etiquette, learning all that he can so he can lead effectively. He holds his father in high esteem, though is frustrated by his recklessness and stubborn adherence to honor. Nonetheless, he admires him and hopes to be as highly regarded one day. He is close to his younger brother Alcryst and supports him gently, yet firmly to help his brother see his better qualities and is patient with his self-defeating attitude.

Despite Brodia's longstanding history as something of a warmongering nation, especially in regards to its eastern neighbor Elusia, Diamant seeks more diplomatic means to establish peace between nations and will only choose steel if it is the last resort. As such, Diamant is highly educated, exhibits profound wisdom, and is versed in history, trying to learn from the mistakes of the past so he will not repeat them when he eventually succeeds his father.

As seen in a number of his bond conversations and supports, Diamant nurses a deep insecurity towards his capabilities as a leader, despite his confident demeanor, often wondering if he truly has what it takes to achieve his goals of peace for Brodia, live up to his father, and become the king that his nation needs. His supports with Ivy and Alear are where these insecurities are most clearly laid out, though his tendency to ask the Emblems for counsel regarding governance both point to this anxiety, as well as his willingness to learn from different perspectives.

In his B Support with Alcryst and his bond conversations with Sigurd and Tiki, Diamant reveals that he had once seriously burned his left arm mishandling fire magic, an incident that left a lasting burn scar, and has caused him to be afraid of fire magic ever since then. His Support with Alear reveals that he is creeped out by cater

In the Xenologue Elyos, Diamant is a pacifist ruler who despises and tries to avoid direct confrontation whenever possible by using Veronica's power to summon heroes to fight for him. He is much more soft-spoken and exhibits strong self-doubt, but has enough loyalty and pride in Brodia to stand against his former allies. As stated by his main timeline counterpart in their direct fight, he still believes in his cause since he still fights despite his hesitations. When confronted by Alear, his retainers, Citrinne or Saphir, he expresses severe mental instability over the death of his own retainers to the point to where he cannot discern fantasy from reality and assumes that they are still with him. He also fears that one day Alcryst may kill him and take the throne for himself as he believes that he is a more capable ruler.