Framrodia Byandiraz became the final emperor of the Byandy Empire at a young age after his father's death. His reign faced continuous military conflicts, particularly with neighbors like the Kingdom of Nyanild. An early imperial act was redesigning the emblem he deemed too simplistic under his predecessor. Physically, he had short white or platinum hair and heterochromatic eyes: a right iris mixing purple and blue, and a left iris combining green and blue. As a child, he dressed formally in a cape, neckcloth bow, tunic, trousers, and thigh-high boots. His adolescent style shifted to a white gold-trimmed overcoat, multicolored sash, military tunic, and embellished boots. His personality merged youthful energy with wisdom. He displayed curiosity, a love for learning, and an ability to read multiple books rapidly. He valued friendship and duty, believing "being alive" meant looking forward, not dwelling on the past. Though generally cheerful, he showed ruthlessness towards enemies. This was evident when he approved and participated in torturing the traitorous father of his friend, the Corpse God, declaring it his imperial duty to handle such "dirty work." The empire's collapse started when the Corpse God, his closest friend and fourth-ranked court sorcerer, assassinated him. This act followed manipulation by an enemy necromancer using vengeful spirits to exploit the Corpse God's empathy. Immediately after death, Framrodia manifested as a spirit. He assured the Corpse God of no blame and helped conceal evidence of the killing. The assassination earned the Corpse God the epithet "Emperor Killer." The empire disintegrated within days amidst rebel uprisings and a catastrophic sinkhole swallowing most of the imperial army. Shouts during the capital's collapse referenced an "imperial prince and Her Majesty," suggesting a successor, though unconfirmed. As a spirit, Framrodia remained bound to the Corpse God via necromancy for a century, accompanying him through battles, personal losses, and eventual reincarnation on Earth. Earth's low magic levels initially prevented summoning, but he observed the new world through the Corpse God. He later intervened at critical moments, calming the Corpse God during intense interrogations and aiding combat against adversaries like Civil A. Sabaramond by summoning other court sorcerers. Post-battle, he assisted in educating defeated enemies. Magically, Framrodia retained significant abilities after death. He independently studied Earth's technology, quickly mastering radios and electrical engineering. His enduring traits included adaptability, loyalty to allies, and a blend of lightheartedness with strategic severity.