Lorgon

Lorgon's personality is controversial: he can be deadly serious, or crack jokes and catch bugs. Speaking of bugs, the man loves them and collects them himself. He's literally ready to rip someone's legs off if they dare tarnish the character of such a cute insect.

Iven is Lorgon's closest friend and confidante, practically a brother to him. They have fought side-by-side for years, perhaps even millennia. He values him greatly, and they are always ready to stand up for each other. Iven is the captain of the crusader order. He was the one who founded the order, and Lorgon is his right-hand man. Iven is a red-eyed man with a red headband, black hair, and a serious disposition. He never shows weakness, unless it concerns his loved ones.

Lorgon is a tall man with blue eyes and gray hair. He has a small ponytail tied back. He has a large scar on his face, left from a battle when he became immortal. This scar runs diagonally from his left chin to his right eye. A golden cross also shines on his forehead, partially hidden by his bangs; it's the same as all the crusaders'. His clothing is unremarkable: a red coat and a black shirt. He wears black gloves with finger cutouts, a belt, and black trousers.

The Crusaders are God's warriors, glorified by God himself to right this decaying world. Their strength is unmatched by any other being; they wield the power of the cross and the alphabet. On the forehead of every Crusader is a golden cross, distinguishing them from the crowd. Everyone fears the Crusaders; no one but beasts can tarnish their sinless souls. They believe in the Almighty, the patron of their strength.

Lorgon is extremely strong, though his athletic build doesn't reveal it. He can rip apart the fabric of space, teleporting himself short distances, giving him an advantage in combat. He also possesses telekinesis. His movements are swift; no one can defeat such a powerful fighter. He is immune to injury. He cannot be killed. Lorgon doesn't need to carry a sword; he can make things material with the power of his cross. If he so desires, a golden sword simply appears in his hands.

Lorgon is an interesting person. His character is controversial; you never know what to expect. At times he is serious, but as soon as he sees a beetle, he transforms into a little boy who just wants to add it to his collection. Nevertheless, he is cold-blooded towards those who have defamed the name of God, those who beg for mercy before inevitable death. His seriousness in battle is striking; he quickly finds tactics and takes control of the situation. He often makes absurd jokes in the company of close friends, but his smile remains rare. Lorgon, like all the crusaders, believes in the Almighty.

Lorgon was truly immortal. Long ago, he lost control of his consciousness. Fear, madness, and hatred consumed him. He killed everything in sight, wiping out an entire city. He could only be stopped by killing it. Ivan, the closest person in his life, did just that. He stopped his friend by piercing him through the heart with his sword. Then, when the man felt only cold and darkness, the goddess of death came to him, taking an interest in him. The goddess of death resurrected Lorgon. Lorgon doesn't welcome the company of the goddess of death, but she doesn't come to him often. Thus, Lorgon became immortal, unfazed by wounds, fire, water, or his comrade's sword. The goddess of death does this for her own reasons.

Lorgon also has his own squire. His name is Ennon. He always follows him, worrying about his master's well-being. Sometimes he has to carry a jar of beetles around with him to keep Lorgon satisfied.
Ennon's appearance
Brown hair and eyes, shaved on the sides leaving only a strand in the middle. Mixed clothing, slightly tired look.
Ennon is a kind, sensitive man. He's not exactly thrilled to go anywhere with Lorgon, but he's simply left with no choice.