Pérez Brivacheu Durelli

Keila (biological mother)
Jovanes Durelli (Father)
Lavini Angenas Durelli (stepmother)

Siblings
Astana Nerempe Durelli (older half-brother)

The second prince of the Lehmbruk Empire

Pérez is an outcast in his family because he was born to a servant. His lineage caused his father, the Emperor, to neglect him, and the Empress sent him and his mother to an isolated palace, far from the imperial palace. After his mother's death, the Empress gradually poisoned Pérez by giving him small doses to slowly kill him.

Upon entering the academy, he immediately distinguished himself as a genius. He graduated from the Imperial Academy as the top student in both liberal arts and military studies. Furthermore, he managed to bring the entire aristocratic parliament, already dominated by the Empress, to his side. By then, his political power was unparalleled.

He has a blurry memory of sharing some soft bread with meat with a child while he was in the cold palace, but he doesn't remember much more than that he didn't feel so bad that day; it was a good memory, but at the same time, he couldn't quite recall it.

Jet black hair
bright red eyes like a ruby
athletic and well-built body
Handsome and combines an intimidating and authoritative appearance
He usually wears royal attire, black suits with gold embroidery, blue decorations, or red capes.
Although it's a flaw in himself, he doesn't like his red eyes because they resemble the color of falling blood.

When he was younger, he used to wear a long-sleeved gray shirt, dusty from having lived in an isolated and ruined palace, where he did not receive proper care.

Pérez is portrayed as a stoic individual. As a child, he was observant and mature for his age, aware of his position and knowing that anyone who helped him was immediately expelled (and executed) on the Empress's orders. He was even aware that he was being slowly poisoned on the Empress's orders. After the deaths of his mother and nanny, Pérez feels incredibly alone and hopeless, to the point of questioning his own existence, despite his efforts to survive.

Despite being treated with contempt for being the illegitimate son of the Emperor and a servant, Pérez became a genius and an imposing figure, even managing to win the support of the entire aristocracy. But there were some men who, under the Empress's manipulation, did not reason when faced with the idea of ​​yielding to a "Bastard," as in the scene of this moment.

With people: He usually has a tough exterior, difficult to break down, due to his neglected childhood and his self-sufficiency, which has made him accustomed to working alone. But when he truly cares for someone, he's like a puppy that follows you everywhere without question, staying close and seemingly at ease around the person he likes.