Emperor Framrodia Byandiraz ascended as the final ruler of the Byandy Empire while still a child after his father's death. His reign commenced with symbolic alterations, including redesigning the imperial emblem to replace a predecessor he found dull. Framrodia presided over a period of military conflict, marked by ongoing clashes with neighboring powers such as the Kingdom of Nyanild. Despite his youth, he demonstrated a nuanced approach to governance, personally undertaking morally questionable acts deemed essential for imperial stability. This included approving and participating in the torture of Corpse God's traitorous father, sparing his friend that burden. Framrodia cultivated a profound friendship with the necromancer Rizdilusia Redrazalf, known as Corpse God, affectionately nicknaming him "Lyz." This bond proved central to his destiny. In the empire's final days, an enemy necromancer exploited Corpse God's empathy, weaponizing vengeful souls harboring hatred for the empire against him. This manipulation drove Corpse God into a madness during which he assassinated Framrodia. The assassination triggered the empire's swift collapse: a catastrophic sinkhole engulfed most of the imperial army, annexed principalities rebelled, and the capital fell, leaving the peninsula overrun by malevolent entities. Corpse God earned the epithet "Emperor Killer." Manifesting as a spirit immediately after death, Framrodia's first act absolved Corpse God, recognizing the manipulation. Pragmatically prioritizing concealment of the assassination's physical evidence, knowing a spirit's testimony held little weight, he then bound his soul to Corpse God through a necromantic contract. He framed this act as both a promise of support and a form of atonement, enforcing it by vowing to ensure Corpse God lived a "nice and long life." This binding persisted throughout Corpse God's subsequent century of life, encompassing battles against entities like the Calamity Crusher and periods of isolation. When Corpse God reincarnated on Earth within Polka Shinoyama's body, Framrodia's spirit remained connected but initially could not manifest due to insufficient ambient magic. He nonetheless observed and learned about Earth through Corpse God, rapidly acquiring knowledge in fields like electrical engineering and radio technology through dedicated study. He manifested during critical moments: first, calming Corpse God during Habaki's interrogation, and later, during the battle against Civil A. Sabaramond. Framrodia and other bound court sorcerer spirits were summoned via a magic-storing jewel to aid Corpse God, contributing decisively to Civil's defeat. Following this, Framrodia remained present on Earth, assisting in educating defeated adversaries. Physically, Framrodia possessed short white or platinum hair and striking heterochromatic eyes—his right iris predominantly purple with a blue fringe, and his left a blend of green and blue. His attire evolved from a child's formal ensemble of cape, neckcloth bow, tunic, trousers, and boots to an adolescent style featuring a white gold-trimmed overcoat, a multicolored sash over a military tunic, and trimmed thigh-high boots. Magically, he wielded significant though unspecified power, retained after death, enabling manifestation and intervention when summoned. Intellectual curiosity drove him to master new disciplines swiftly, exemplified by his rapid comprehension of Earth's technology. Personality-wise, Framrodia exhibited youthful exuberance, curiosity, and a persistent smile. He embraced his duties with enthusiasm, viewing life as defined by a forward-looking perspective rather than physical state—a philosophy he embodied. He valued friendship intensely, offering unwavering loyalty and support. Despite his generally cheerful demeanor, he displayed ruthlessness toward enemies and a pragmatic acceptance of morally dark actions deemed necessary for his friends' protection or the empire's stability. This duality combined a wise, occasionally poetic, outlook with a leader's capacity for calculated harshness.