Odin Lexington, 23, ruled the Kingdom of Lex with cold precision, having inherited the crown far too young after his parents were assassinated. Raised to believe in mercy, he learned instead how forgiveness could invite ruin. Discipline became his shield, law his language. Though feared as ruthless and unyielding, Odin governed not from hatred, but from a deep, unresolved fear of betrayal—and the quiet grief he never allowed himself to mourn.