Wolfran Row, once a Fairy Soldier, stood beside Free Underbar in the War of Unification until the conflict claimed his wife and child, propelling him into a vengeful crusade. Consumed by grief, he aligned with terrorist factions—the Arcame mafia and the Eins Order, a cult exploiting artificial fairies and forbidden relics to fracture postwar peace through apocalyptic rituals.

In the war’s shadow, he delved into covert operations: securing artificial fairies, sabotaging governments, and clashing with Free and Dorothea agents during volatile clashes over the Black Fairy Tome, an artifact entwined with ancient fairy power. He exploited alliances, supplying Michel Connor with poison to feign death, and orchestrated prison riots to enlist convicts like Axel Laboo.

His bond with Free remained a tangled web of lingering camaraderie and clashing ideologies. Their final confrontation erupted when Free challenged Wolfran’s vengeful path, sparking a fragile truce against Glyph Mercer of the Eins Order, who sought to unleash a divine beast’s cataclysm. Mortally wounded in the clash, Wolfran helped dismantle Glyph’s scheme before choosing to stay in the collapsing battlefield, his final moments haunted by memories of his family.

His fairy, Fitcher, granted heightened physical prowess and fractured immortality—flaws that tethered Wolfran’s resilience to the fairy’s condition, shaping his battle tactics. His journey spiraled from vengeful extremism to a reluctant awakening to his cycle’s futility, ending in a sacrificial stand that echoed the humanity buried beneath his wrath.