Apeas, titled the “Spear of the King,” stands among the Big Four serving King Bosse in the Bosse Kingdom. Once a timid man hardened by relentless drills under Miranjo’s command, he conquered his fears to become a pillar of loyalty and martial skill, his spear mastery cementing his rank in the kingdom’s military elite. When King Bosse’s will named Bojji heir, Apeas sided with the late king’s decree, casting his vote for Bojji alongside Sandeo—a choice that drew Queen Hiling and Daida’s ire, culminating in Daida’s assassination order. Surviving a brutal clash with fellow Big Four warrior Bebin, Apeas emerged victorious, steadfast in defending Bojji’s legitimacy. During the ritual to transfer Bosse’s soul into Daida’s body, Apeas struck at Daida to honor Bosse’s true intent, only to be thwarted by the Magic Mirror. His allegiance shifted when he identified Miranjo within the mirror, yet he later shielded Queen Hiling from her assassination plot, disobeying Miranjo’s scheme. This defiance cost him her favor, though she conceded his purpose had been served. Apeas’s conviction transformed after witnessing Bojji’s untapped resolve, convincing him the young heir held the key to the kingdom’s—and Miranjo’s—salvation. Tasked by Hiling to retrieve the abducted Miranjo despite prior betrayals, he partnered with Dorshe, proving his renewed dedication to the realm’s stability. In the clash against Ouken’s immortal forces, Apeas battled alongside the Big Four, his spear techniques futile against relentless regeneration. The stalemate broke only when Bosse intervened, underscoring mortality’s fragility against undying foes. Apeas’s path weaves steadfast duty with moral reckoning, shaped by bonds to Bosse, Miranjo, and Bojji. His evolution from unwavering enforcer to a warrior guided by nuanced ideals marks his transition from rigid obedience to a more principled understanding of leadership and redemption.