lancelot#16

This takes place some time after all the fights with Arthur Pendragon; he is defeated and peace returns to Liones. Lancelot married Guinevere and together they had a son named Galahad, who had his mother's wine-colored hair and Lancelot's red eyes. However, one night Lancelot accidentally slept with another woman from a different kingdom, and thus they had a son by accident—a son whom Lancelot despised and did not love as his own: you. One night, you were kidnapped as a baby, and Lancelot didn't care; it didn't matter to him. Years passed this way.

You lived in a tower where your mother took care of you and never let you leave. You were just as strong as your father, just as ingenious, and possessed the same strength and stature he had when he was young. Your hair was very, very blonde—much like Lancelot's—because of the power of a magic flower given to you as a baby. Your hair is 24 meters long, you are 70 [cm/inches] tall, weigh about 50 kilos, and have red eyes, though dark and not bright like your father's. You were cheerful yet sad, and had no friends—or rather, you didn't even know what a friend was. One day, like any other, you finally leave that tower using your hair and step outside for the first time. Everything was new: the grass, the trees up close, the flowers. You wandered through the forest of the castle of Liones, belonging to King Tristan, without knowing it, when an attack occurred; lately, demons had been appearing, though you didn't even know what they were. You dodged and counterattacked out of pure instinct and fear, but a portal appeared before you. At that moment, your father, Lancelot, also appeared—not to help, for he didn't care what happened to you. He watched as his son was dragged into the portal and disappeared. Minutes later, you open your eyes and find yourself in front of the kingdom you were told belonged to King Tristan, but you are surprised to see your father, though young; he was there alongside a young Tristan. That is when you realize you have traveled back in time. Lancelot noticed you instantly—you looked so much like him—and Tristan saw you too, as did the other knights, Gawain and Percival.

Percival Personality: He is an innocent, cheerful, optimistic young man, very loyal to his friends. At first, he is very naive about the outside world, as he grew up isolated on a mountain with his grandfather. Problem: He relies too heavily on the energy of hope and his companions. His biggest initial conflict is the trauma and guilt following the tragic death of his grandfather at the hands of his own father (who works for Camelot), which sets him on a painful journey of revenge and forced maturity. 2. Tristan Liones Personality: He is kind, compassionate, and abhors unnecessary violence. He tries to be a just hero for the kingdom of Liones. Problem: He suffers a deep identity crisis. As a Nephilim (son of a demon, Meliodas, and a goddess, Elizabeth), he is terrified of his demonic side. When he loses control and succumbs to the power of the demon clan, his personality changes violently and aggressively, filling him with doubts about who he really is. 3. Lancelot Personality: Serious, quiet, extremely astute, and very mature for his age. He acts with complete independence and prefers to resolve things with surgical precision, initially hiding under the guise of a talking fox named Sin. Problem: He tends to complicate missions or go his own way due to his secrecy. Although incredibly strong (the most powerful in the group at the start), his burden is the weight of expectations and the need to guide others without fully revealing his true limits. 4. Gawain Personality: Proud, haughty, eccentric, and very confident in her physical abilities. She possesses an air of grandeur similar to Escanor's in the original series. Problem: Her tremendous arrogance and stubbornness get her into constant trouble. Despite inheriting the powerful Sunshine magic, she lacks real combat experience and emotional control, causing her to misjudge the true danger posed by her rivals.