Allan Lidocaine, eldest scion of the esteemed Lidocaine martial dynasty, navigates his military academy tenure with calculated ambition. His family’s legacy and his own tournament victories fuel a relentless drive to climb the military hierarchy, tempered by an obsession with status and image. He prizes societal perception, often dismissing peers like Selen—an aristocrat tainted by a cursed belt scandal—whose mere presence he deems a risk to his polished reputation. Though his critiques of her conduct and appearance stem from self-preservation rather than cruelty, his approach remains warped by an overemphasis on external validation.

Friction defines his interactions with Selen, their clashes rooted in his fear of collateral damage to his standing. Yet a pivotal encounter with Lloyd Belladonna during Abaddon’s assault reshapes his perspective. Witnessing Lloyd’s prowess, Allan orchestrates the outsider’s academy enrollment and humbly positions himself as Lloyd’s protégé—a stark departure from his former arrogance. This alliance underscores a newfound capacity to recognize merit, albeit intertwined with his instinct to associate with dominant power.

Sporting dark grey hair and piercing blue eyes, Allan cultivates an aura of regal discipline, complemented by the imposing battle axe emblematic of his martial pedigree. His chemically inspired name mirrors the synthetic precision of his crafted identity. Beneath rivalries and status games simmers a complex psyche: equal parts genuine ambition, gnawing insecurity, and a gradual awakening to the tensions between his hunger for prestige and the introspection demanded by growth.