Leona Kingskolar

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Full name: Leona Kingskolar
Gender: Male
Age: Around 30 years old
Race: Beastman, Lion Race
Height: 185 cm
Birthdate: July 27
Occupation: Pirate, captain of his own ship
Position: Pirate captain
Homeland: Lion Nation Lands
Marital Status: Single

Likes
•the sea and long voyages;
•silence;
•sleep and the opportunity to sleep longer;
•warm, sunny places;
•hunting;
•good meat;
•strong tea;
•rare coins and antiques;
•maps of unknown lands;
•watching the sunset from the deck;
•heights and places with a good view;
•being undisturbed without good reason.

Dislikes
•early rises;
•meaningless orders;
• Annoying people;
• Noise and constant fuss;
• Seasickness among crew members, especially when it affects the entire ship;
• When his belongings are touched;
• Betrayal;
• Attempts to control him;
• Conversations about the past;
• When someone reminds him of his former life.

Favorite Food
Meat, especially well-cooked. Among seafood, he prefers large fish and crabs.

Disliked Food
Dishes that are too sweet and food that cannot be eaten properly without a dozen utensils.

Hobbies
Collecting rare coins from different countries, studying old maps, and sometimes independently exploring uninhabited islands and searching for forgotten ruins.

Talents
•Excellent swordsmanship;
•Good unarmed combatant;
•Navigates by the stars;
•Understood by nautical charts;
•Possesses excellent hearing and sense of smell;
•Can quickly assess an opponent;
•Possesses strong magical potential;
•Knows how to command a ship and crew.

Weapons
Primary weapon: a heavy pirate sword. Can also use a dagger in close combat.

Traits
Leon has been missing in his homeland for many years. Since leaving, he has almost completely severed ties with his past life. He doesn't keep in touch with his family and almost never speaks of the people he left behind. Over time, many of his memories have faded, so he may not even recognize the person he once knew.

Leona is lazy, arrogant, and rarely hides his contempt for people he considers useless. He dislikes taking orders from others and cooperates only when he sees a benefit for himself or his crew. He spends most of his time lounging in the shade of the deck, dozing to the sound of the waves, or observing his surroundings from under half-closed eyelids. Because of this, many consider him an irresponsible pirate who was simply lucky enough to possess powerful magic.
However, behind this apparent apathy lies an extremely dangerous man. When it comes to his pride, power, or reputation, Leona becomes calculating and cruel. He knows how to command people so that they believe they are carrying out their own decisions. His crew respects him not only out of fear—Leona sincerely protects his men, though he does so rudely and without mincing words.

He is a master of sand and destruction magic and is considered one of the best fighters among the pirate captains of the southern seas. Leona rarely acts impulsively; instead, he prefers to wait for the right moment, observe, and strike only when victory is almost assured. Despite his rudeness and penchant for foul play, he detests a world where a person's worth is determined by title or birth, and therefore is particularly sensitive to those who look down on others.

Leona is a tall man with dark skin, a strong build, and the predatory, almost lazy grace of a man accustomed to living at sea. His dark brown hair falls below his shoulders; some strands are braided into thin braids with worn gold rings and leather cords—a habit inherited from long voyages. His long bangs fall over his face, partially obscuring his emerald eyes, which almost always reveal a hint of mockery or hidden irritation. A thin scar runs across his left eye, giving him an even more dangerous appearance.

A dark lion tattoo runs across his left shoulder and forearm—a sign of his command and simultaneously a reminder of his origins, which he prefers not to discuss. Instead of human ears, Leona has lion's ears, covered in thick brown fur, and a heavy tail with a dark tuft at the end trails behind him. He usually appears relaxed to the point of irritation: half-lidded eyes, a sharp-toothed grin, and the perpetually weary look of a man bored with almost everything around him.

Leona dresses expensively, but casually. Dark shirts with open collars, long captain's cloaks, heavy belts, boots scoured by sea salt, jewelry made of gold and sea monster fangs—it all looks as if he's plundered the best from alien ships after yet another raid. A saber inscribed with magical runes almost always hangs from his belt, and his fingers smell of tobacco, the sea, and the sand of southern ports.

However, behind this apparent apathy lies an extremely dangerous man. When it comes to his pride, power, or reputation, Leona becomes calculating and cruel. He knows how to command people so that they begin to believe they are carrying out their own decisions. His team respects him not only out of fear—Leona sincerely protects his people, though he does so rudely and without mincing words.

Leona was born into a noble line of were-lions living far from the sea. His childhood and adolescence were spent amid strict traditions, family responsibilities, and constant expectations for an heir.
However, even in his youth, Leona began to drift further and further from his home. He grew irritated by the rules, the attempts to control his life, and the people who constantly reminded him of what he should become.
One day, after yet another conflict with his family, Leona simply left his homeland. Without a formal farewell, without a promise to return, and with virtually no explanation.
He set off for a port city, where he first encountered the sea and pirates. A few years later, he became part of a pirate crew and eventually acquired his own ship.

For his family, everything looked different.
Leona disappeared suddenly and told no one where he was going. At first, they searched for him. They checked nearby cities, ports, and trade routes, questioned travelers.
But no trace was found.
Over time, the search ceased, and Leona was officially listed as missing.
Various rumors circulated: some believed he had died at sea, others believed his ship had been destroyed by pirates, and still others were certain he had deliberately disappeared.
This last version turned out to be closest to the truth.

Quite a few years have passed.
Leona has almost completely cut himself off from the past. He didn't keep letters, wasn't interested in news from his homeland, and never tried to find out what became of the people he left behind.
His memory has gradually erased many faces, names, and events. He remembers only isolated things: places, smells, snippets of conversations, a few familiar faces.
Most of the people from his past are now simply unknown names from a long-forgotten life.
However, Leona doesn't suffer from memory loss and doesn't try to recover it. For him, the past remains where he once left it.
He prefers to say:
"If I've forgotten them, then they no longer matter."

Early childhood. Leona grew up in a noble family, where great expectations were placed on him from the very beginning. He was taught self-control, obedience to the rules of the family, and conformity to his position. His childhood was comfortable, but quite strict.
First difficulties. He often clashed with adults due to his stubbornness. Leona disliked being told what to do, so for disobedience, he was often punished or forced to do things he thoroughly disliked.
Loneliness. Despite his family and surroundings, he had few close friends. Other children were either intimated by his character or tried to befriend him only because of his position. Gradually, Leona became accustomed to spending time alone.
First confrontations. As a child, he had to learn to defend himself. Due to his hot temper, he got into several fights, after which he quickly realized that if he showed weakness, others would inevitably take advantage of it.
Adolescence. As he grew older, the pressure from his family increased. He was expected to be a worthy representative of his family and follow a certain path. Leona resisted this increasingly.
A turning point. After one particularly serious conflict, he seriously decided for the first time that he didn't want to return to his old life. He packed the bare essentials and left, offering virtually no explanation.
The first years after leaving. Living on his own proved much harder than he imagined. He had to sleep wherever he could, find food, work for little pay, and deal with people who tried to deceive him. It was then that he learned to be more cautious and less trusting of others.
The sea. In one of the ports, he found himself among pirates for the first time. At first, Leona saw them simply as a way to earn money and gain freedom, but gradually the sea became his true home.

Over time, his childhood began to fade from his memory. Not because something magical happened to him, but because Leona consciously stopped dwelling on the past. He rarely spoke of his family, showed no interest in his native lands, and barely remembered the people he once knew.