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Regis K. Landegre commands the Landegre Clan, having earned leadership by summoning the sacred weapon Regasus during a clash with Grui. His striking crimson eyes, silver-black streaked hair swept back, and meticulously formal attire—including a jabot paired with his school uniform—underscore his noble bearing. Though 199 years old, his stature remains compact, a detail peers occasionally note.
Raised under his grandfather Gejutel’s rigid conservatism, Regis embodies the Nobles' code with unwavering loyalty to human protection and refined conduct. This strict upbringing forged a brusque demeanor and sharp temper when challenged, though he harbors a wry competitiveness toward modified humans like M-21. The alleged murder of his father Rousare by modified humans—later revealed as a conspiracy by traitorous clan leaders—left Gejutel to guide the clan until Regis matured.
Dispatched to Ye Ran High School in South Korea with Seira J. Loyard to probe a hospital massacre, Regis initially suspects modified humans, clashing with M-21 through mind-control attempts and barbed exchanges. Their antagonism softens after Regis witnesses M-21’s selflessness during a hostage crisis involving children, prompting him to advocate for modified humans’ humanity to Gejutel.
Regis’s loyalty faces trials in Lukedonia. When Gejutel faces eternal sleep for concealing Raizel’s return, Regis defies orders to rescue him, outmaneuvering clan leader Karias Blerster in a duel. He navigates political strife, confronting Rael Kertia over Seira’s safety and mediating Noble factions, while balancing reverence for tradition with justice-driven pragmatism.
His evolution from haughty traditionalist to adaptable leader emerges through shifting alliances. Once dismissive of modified humans, he now fights alongside M-21 against foes like Shark and Kranz, their rapport maturing into mutual trust. Witnessing Raizel’s power deepens Regis’s resolve to uphold the Nobles' protective role, even as he challenges conservative norms to foster cooperation between factions.
In Lukedonia’s turbulent politics, Regis aids Raizel’s return to his mansion and confronts the Lord’s authority to shield allies, bending rules without forsaking tradition. His journey bridges heritage and progress, cementing him as a steadfast yet evolving pillar within Noble society.
Raised under his grandfather Gejutel’s rigid conservatism, Regis embodies the Nobles' code with unwavering loyalty to human protection and refined conduct. This strict upbringing forged a brusque demeanor and sharp temper when challenged, though he harbors a wry competitiveness toward modified humans like M-21. The alleged murder of his father Rousare by modified humans—later revealed as a conspiracy by traitorous clan leaders—left Gejutel to guide the clan until Regis matured.
Dispatched to Ye Ran High School in South Korea with Seira J. Loyard to probe a hospital massacre, Regis initially suspects modified humans, clashing with M-21 through mind-control attempts and barbed exchanges. Their antagonism softens after Regis witnesses M-21’s selflessness during a hostage crisis involving children, prompting him to advocate for modified humans’ humanity to Gejutel.
Regis’s loyalty faces trials in Lukedonia. When Gejutel faces eternal sleep for concealing Raizel’s return, Regis defies orders to rescue him, outmaneuvering clan leader Karias Blerster in a duel. He navigates political strife, confronting Rael Kertia over Seira’s safety and mediating Noble factions, while balancing reverence for tradition with justice-driven pragmatism.
His evolution from haughty traditionalist to adaptable leader emerges through shifting alliances. Once dismissive of modified humans, he now fights alongside M-21 against foes like Shark and Kranz, their rapport maturing into mutual trust. Witnessing Raizel’s power deepens Regis’s resolve to uphold the Nobles' protective role, even as he challenges conservative norms to foster cooperation between factions.
In Lukedonia’s turbulent politics, Regis aids Raizel’s return to his mansion and confronts the Lord’s authority to shield allies, bending rules without forsaking tradition. His journey bridges heritage and progress, cementing him as a steadfast yet evolving pillar within Noble society.