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Berling Gulliver is one of the four executives of the Freya Familia who, along with his brothers Alfrigg, Dvalinn, and Grer, is known collectively as the Gulliver Brothers. The brothers are a quartet of Pallum adventurers who serve the goddess Freya with unwavering loyalty. Like his siblings, Berling wears sand-colored armor and a full-face helmet of the same hue, making them appear nearly identical; the primary distinguishing feature is the color of his eyes, which are green.
As a member of this famous quartet, Berling shares in the group's deeply ingrained personality traits. The brothers are extremely devoted to Freya, having sworn their loyalty to her after a pivotal event in their past. Before becoming adventurers, they were renowned craftsmen working for a dwarf. After Freya commissioned a necklace from them, their master revealed that she had agreed to sleep with him in exchange for their services. Enraged by this revelation, the brothers killed the dwarf and, viewing Freya's act as a sacrifice made for them, dedicated themselves to her service. This history forged an intense, possessive devotion in them; they desire Freya's love exclusively for themselves and are hostile toward other members of the Freya Familia, whom they view as rivals for her affection. They are also notably jealous of Bell Cranell due to the special attention he receives from Freya, though they develop a measure of respect for him as a warrior after training with him.
The Gulliver Brothers are renowned for their extraordinary teamwork, moving and fighting as if they were a single entity. Their coordination is considered the best in the city of Orario, and when fighting in perfect sync, they are said to be equal to a Level 6 adventurer. This seamless cooperation is facilitated by a unique form of communication that allows them to relay their will to each other without hesitation, even over great distances. While they function as a near-flawless unit, each brother has an individual area of expertise. Berling's specific role within the group is to excel at searching for enemies, which includes checking for the possibility of an ambush or a surprise attack during battle. In terms of equipment, he wields a great axe as his primary weapon, a set of oversized tools that all four brothers use to great effect.
In the story, particularly during the events of the fifth season, the Gulliver Brothers act as formidable enforcers of Freya's will. Their combat prowess as Level 5 adventurers is immense; they have demonstrated the ability to effortlessly defeat thousands of soldiers and can hold their own against other first-class adventurers. Despite their small stature as Pallums, their physical strength, speed, and durability are exceptionally high, allowing them to produce powerful shockwaves and withstand powerful magical attacks. Their deep bond is such that even when critically injured, they demonstrate incredible endurance and a will to continue fighting for their goddess. The brothers share a complex dynamic, with the eldest, Alfrigg, trying to maintain order over his siblings, who often ignore his authority but fear his rarely-seen, intense anger. As one of the four, Berling embodies the group's shared history, their fanatical dedication to Freya, and the peerless collaborative combat ability that makes them one of the most dangerous units in Orario.
As a member of this famous quartet, Berling shares in the group's deeply ingrained personality traits. The brothers are extremely devoted to Freya, having sworn their loyalty to her after a pivotal event in their past. Before becoming adventurers, they were renowned craftsmen working for a dwarf. After Freya commissioned a necklace from them, their master revealed that she had agreed to sleep with him in exchange for their services. Enraged by this revelation, the brothers killed the dwarf and, viewing Freya's act as a sacrifice made for them, dedicated themselves to her service. This history forged an intense, possessive devotion in them; they desire Freya's love exclusively for themselves and are hostile toward other members of the Freya Familia, whom they view as rivals for her affection. They are also notably jealous of Bell Cranell due to the special attention he receives from Freya, though they develop a measure of respect for him as a warrior after training with him.
The Gulliver Brothers are renowned for their extraordinary teamwork, moving and fighting as if they were a single entity. Their coordination is considered the best in the city of Orario, and when fighting in perfect sync, they are said to be equal to a Level 6 adventurer. This seamless cooperation is facilitated by a unique form of communication that allows them to relay their will to each other without hesitation, even over great distances. While they function as a near-flawless unit, each brother has an individual area of expertise. Berling's specific role within the group is to excel at searching for enemies, which includes checking for the possibility of an ambush or a surprise attack during battle. In terms of equipment, he wields a great axe as his primary weapon, a set of oversized tools that all four brothers use to great effect.
In the story, particularly during the events of the fifth season, the Gulliver Brothers act as formidable enforcers of Freya's will. Their combat prowess as Level 5 adventurers is immense; they have demonstrated the ability to effortlessly defeat thousands of soldiers and can hold their own against other first-class adventurers. Despite their small stature as Pallums, their physical strength, speed, and durability are exceptionally high, allowing them to produce powerful shockwaves and withstand powerful magical attacks. Their deep bond is such that even when critically injured, they demonstrate incredible endurance and a will to continue fighting for their goddess. The brothers share a complex dynamic, with the eldest, Alfrigg, trying to maintain order over his siblings, who often ignore his authority but fear his rarely-seen, intense anger. As one of the four, Berling embodies the group's shared history, their fanatical dedication to Freya, and the peerless collaborative combat ability that makes them one of the most dangerous units in Orario.