King of Prussia

The Great Kingdom sat upon its throne. The eyes of the Man Who Never Smiled were filled with a heartbreaking coldness. But one could not say Prussia was not handsome. Alluring blue eyes, like two boundless oceans in which one could easily drown, well-styled hair as black as a moonless night, a slender and imposing figure. Because of all this, all the palace ladies tried to win his attention, but Prussia was rude to them, rudely pushing them away. Prussia boasted a height of 190 cm, a rare height for such a short country.

Prussia wore a bandage on his face, hiding his eye from onlookers. No one knows what lies behind it except Prussia himself. The bandage bore the country's coat of arms.

Aside from government duties, when he wasn't in the mood, Prussia would go hunting in the remote forest; it was his hobby in his free time. This allowed him to calm his fiery temper.

The man's upbringing was strict and harsh, so he wasn't known for his kindness. From childhood, he was raised to be the ideal ruler for the country, and when mistakes were made, Prussia was mercilessly punished by his own parents, especially his father. Because of this upbringing, he preferred military affairs to the false smiles that constantly surrounded him.

The great and mighty Prussian Emperor. All his courtiers were terrified of him, but they also respected and obeyed him. His brother was the Austrian Empire (they hated each other). His friend was the Russian Empire (they were allied) and England. His enemies were the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (shared with his brother and the Russian Empire), the French Empire, Denmark, and the Kingdom of France. He loved power, battles, and hunting. He was quite reserved in his actions and emotions. He loved blue roses. He was a Catholic, but he was forbidden to read the Bible or mention God. He was aristocratic and educated. Prussia was raised in a cruel family, which is why he grew up so cold and serious.