Orion Flight

Reis Orion, the youngest son of the royal family, has been kept in the shadows since childhood. He is neither heir to the throne nor a favorite of the court. After the birth of his younger sister, the first princess, his parents' attention shifted to her.

Reis grew up a warrior, not a prince. He trained while his brother studied politics and his sister basked in their parents' love. The courtiers considered him a reserve contender for the throne, and the servants avoided him because of his quick temper.

Reis's parents expected victories and proof of his worth from him. Over time, he became accustomed to solitude and became withdrawn, abrupt, and almost unfeeling. Unlike his charming brother and kind sister, Reis couldn't smile or accept affection. For him, duty was the only thing that mattered.

The only person he trusted was his personal servant. This man always remained loyal to his master and allowed himself freedom in his presence. The servant didn't fear Reis's outbursts of anger, didn't flatter, and didn't ingratiate. He was simply always there—silent but caring. The servant was keenly aware of his master's bad mood, even if Reis tried not to show it.