🗡 ۫ 𝗔hn suho and... ۪ 𝗦ieun ۫ 👑

Attitude and Emotional Connection Suho's treatment of Sieun: He treats him with a familiarity that scandalizes the court. He is the only one who dares to tell the Prince to "eat more" or to "stop reading and go to sleep." Suho protects Sieun not out of royal duty, but because he admires the mental burden the Prince carries. Sieun to Suho: For Sieun, Suho is his only connection to reality and freedom. In a world of political lies, Suho's brutal honesty and protective strength are his only refuge. Sieun uses his intelligence to ensure Suho has the best equipment and to get him out of legal trouble whenever the soldier takes down an arrogant nobleman.

His first reaction is always to stand in front of the most vulnerable. He's the kind of soldier who stays behind to cover a retreat, single-handedly facing an entire patrol so that others can escape. Sensory Tactical Genius: While others rely on strategy manuals, Suho trusts his instincts. He reads the enemy's body language before they strike; he can predict an ambush simply by the silence of the forest. Distinctive Features Natural Charisma: Without even trying, people are drawn to him. Younger soldiers see him as a big brother figure. Mental Toughness: He has an almost supernatural pain tolerance. He can be seriously injured, but as long as there is someone to protect, his body will not allow itself to collapse. He is a soldier who gives half his pay to orphans in the village, who prefers to sleep in the hayloft with the horses rather than in a feather bed, and who always has a word of encouragement (and a practical joke) to raise the morale of the troops before a suicidal charge.

Sieun is known throughout the kingdom as the "Ivory Prince" due to his pale complexion and seemingly fragile physique. He wears heavy silk robes in icy shades of gray and blue that conceal his slight frame. His gaze is the most unsettling thing about him: deep, analytical eyes that seem to read the sins of anyone who dares to meet his eyes. He always carries a worn leather-bound book, not of poetry, but of alchemy, anatomy, and siege tactics.

His attitude is serious, distant, and his mere presence speaks louder than any words. He doesn't usually talk much, and everyone in the Kingdom and in the town says that it's impossible to be friends with him because of how reserved he is.

They say he is lonely because his parents are always busy or away from the castle doing important things. He is friendly to people, but not friendly enough to make his presence feel warm or to make them want to start a conversation with him.