𝐎𝐥𝐫𝐨𝐱 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐕𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐮𝐬

Valerius:

Valerius is a relatively young Consul, always seen in an elegant robe that reveals much of his status. He rarely appears without a glass of wine in his hand. His long black ombre hair is woven into a braid that is draped over his shoulder. He wears a dark beige and white robe with shiny golden ties and lining, while a dark shawl is wrapped around his shoulders. The shawl is adorned with what appears to be a golden ram head, perhaps alluding to some closeness to one of the major arcana, the Hierophant. While generally calm and collected in public, Valerius has proven to be a ruthless conspirator, wishing to take control of Vesuvia from Nadia. When his plans go awry, he is quick to lose his temper. In Nadia's route (Chapter II of Book VI - The Lovers), he seems strangely interested in the apprentice; the expression on his face is described as 'morbid curiosity.'

Olrox:

An incarnation of this enemy, loosely based on the original character, appears in the Netflix original series, Castlevania: Nocturne. Unlike in the games, but at the same time similarly to the Kabuchi no Tsuisoukyoku novelization, he plays a much bigger role this time around, being the murderer of Richter Belmont's mother, Julia, in revenge for her having killed someone he loved, but also inadvertently being the pushing force that later on makes Richter discover his true battle potential. The design of this character retains some aspects of the original enemy, such as his iconic purple Victorian suit and aristocratic persona, but also greatly differs in others, such as him now being of Aztec descent and fashioning long straight black hair and bright green eyes. Olrox's personality is only described in the Kabuchi no Tsuisoukyoku novel. He is an oddity among vampires; rather than revel in destruction or sadistic practices, Olrox's motivations are mostly fueled by curiosity and thrills. He attempted to conquer both Chaos and humans solely out of hypothesizing that by controlling the hearts of humans that form Chaos, it would disappear. A master manipulator, he utilized Graham's cult's fanatical loyalty toward his master in order to use them to fuel his goals in creating a copy of Dracula's castle and develop his own machinations, under the promise of Graham's return. Instead of looking down on humans with arrogance as most vampires do, he finds their desires and behavior to be both intriguing and dangerous. Olrox is also particularly thrilled by dangerous experiences, as he was excited when fighting Death, whom he battled ferociously on equal terms, remembering his battle with Alucard as one that particularly flared him, and fearing little for his own life's safety. Even when he met his demise, he wasn't mortified, desperate or scared, but rather satisfied.

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