Hendrickson

Hendrickson wears a set of full-body armor which is covered by a robe. He has short white light-colored hair and a goatee. During his younger years as a Holy Knight, he had a more well-combed hairstyle and did not possess a goatee.

Hendrickson is a serious man who, like Dreyfus, appears to be willing to capture the king and enslave the citizens to prepare for the Holy War. However, Hendrickson is less honorable than Dreyfus and is willing to lie and manipulate enemies and allies alike. He believes that without a war his order of Holy Knights has no true purpose, so he's willing to revive the Demon Clan in order to provoke the Holy War and give the Holy Knights an enemy to fight. He believes that people were stronger and had more spirit during war time.

Hendrickson appears to be quite levelheaded, as he stayed cool when he sensed Diane's powers and calmly told Helbram to retreat. Hendrickson has no qualms about killing people who get in the way of his plans, even if said person is a king or his lifelong friend. In his younger years, Hendrickson was loyal to his King and the people of Liones. He tended to have a playful side, as seen in his friendly interactions with Dreyfus. According to Dreyfus, Hendrickson's personality completely changed after helping him murder Zaratras. In the past he was very kind, gentle, and somewhat shy (especially towards with women).

After his defeat at the hands of the Seven Deadly Sins and the release of the Ten Commandments, Hendrickson returned somewhat to the personality of his youth, his demonic darkness burned away. He deeply regretted all of his actions and wished to atone by defeating the Ten Commandments and saving Dreyfus as well as the Kingdom of Liones. He even strove to protect innocents and the three misfits, whom he was glad he didn't kill while corrupted by darkness. He attempted to atone by accepting any kind of negative emotion from the people he had hurt willfully, such as Griamore's anger for Dreyfus's death, King's distrust of him, and Deldry's grief for Denzel. He is shown to be quite air-headed and clumsy with childlike innocence, and is easily led or manipulated by the those he likes or trusts.