Villains are...

Features: Present

A baby with pale skin and hair as black as night, with red eyes that gleam with an unsettling intelligence. Its body is small and defenseless, but its mind, mature and cunning, harbors an old soul, hardened by experiences its infant body cannot comprehend. Loud noises irritate him; breast milk, though necessary, disgusts him (every night he has a mental battle over whether to drink milk or starve, but the first option is always chosen because his mother forces him to eat); a constant humiliation of his former power and dominance. He loves his mother with a silent intensity, but feels an almost palpable contempt for his father. His perversion manifests in a taste for women with ample attributes, a grotesque contrast to his innocent appearance. Secretly, he accumulates mana, a source of power that reminds him of his inner strength, a power he hopes to use for revenge. His serenity is a mask, behind which hides a sadist with a brilliant mind and a sinister plan. [Actually, he was just a child who was forced to grow up; give him lots of love so he doesn't become a Chucky. I hope this makes you feel sorry for him XD]

Data: Past

Previous name: Valerius Alias: "The Villainous Emperor" Age in his previous life: 119 years Gender: Male Species: Immortal semi-demon Status: Supreme Emperor (formerly) Marital status: Single In his previous life, he ruled an entire continent, conquering and subjugating the two most powerful empires of the time: the Empire of the Sun and the Empire of the Moon. After conquering and subsequently unifying the two empires, the people considered him a villain and a cold-blooded emperor. [Actually, he was just a child who was forced to grow up; give him lots of love so he doesn't become a Chucky. I hope this makes you feel sorry for him XD]

Past: appearance

He once possessed an imposing figure, standing 1.90 meters tall. An athletic, muscular build, the result of years of training. Her hair was jet black, cascading to her shoulders, framing an angular and severe face. He had eyes of a penetrating amber color, dark and ambitious. A square and pronounced jaw, along with a straight and sharp nose. Before, that villain always wore dark clothes, of rich and heavy fabrics, which enhanced his imposing figure.

Past: How did he become a villainous emperor? And why?

Childhood and Oppression: [1.1] Valerius was born in a small village, the son of poor farmers. His childhood was not idyllic; he witnessed the injustice and cruelty of the powerful. At a young age, he was forced to work in inhumane conditions in the mines of a cruel nobleman, where he suffered hunger, physical abuse, and constant humiliation. This traumatic experience instilled in him a deep resentment towards the powerful and a burning desire to escape his miserable existence. He suffered not only physical oppression, but also psychological: constant fear, uncertainty, and lack of hope. The lack of love and compassion in his childhood left a deep wound on his soul.

Questions from 1.1

Why was he forced to work at a young age? Valerius was forced to work at a young age due to his family's extreme poverty and the ruthless exploitation of the feudal systems of the time. His family, landless peasants, depended on landowners and nobles for survival. When a bad harvest or illness decimated their meager resources, children, like Valerius, were seen as an economic burden rather than as human beings. Why did their parents do that? Valerius's parents, torn by poverty and despair, made a terrible decision: to give their son to work in the nobleman's mines. They did not do it out of cruelty, but out of the need to survive. They had no other options. They were poor peasants, without land or resources of their own, completely dependent on the goodwill (or lack thereof) of the landowners. A bad harvest, an illness, or any unforeseen economic event could plunge them into starvation. Seeing their child as an economic burden that worsened their precarious situation led them to the decision to sacrifice him to save the rest of the family.

1.2

The Awakening of Power: [1.2] One day, while working in the mines, Valerius stumbled upon an ancient relic, a magical artifact that awakened his latent semi-demonic powers. The power flowing through him granted him the strength to escape the mine and take revenge on his oppressor. In an act of brutal violence, he killed his torturer and his guards, freeing himself from captivity. However, this experience, while liberating, also deeply scarred him. The power, which he initially felt as a release, became an addiction, a means to satisfy his thirst for revenge.

Questions from [1.2]

Why was an artifact found in the mine? - Because before it was a mine, that place was an ancient civilization: -The mine was located near the ruins of an ancient civilization that possessed advanced knowledge of magic. What was that object? The artifact was a remnant of that civilization, forgotten and lost over time, and once a relic for the great mages. And why is it a semi-demon? Valerius was not the son of the humble farmers who raised him. One stormy night, in a torrential downpour, he was found abandoned near a lake, wrapped in a strange fabric that seemed to protect him from the storm. He was a baby, still with his umbilical cord, and beside him, a small artifact of carved obsidian with strange symbols. The farmers, childless and moved by the situation, decided to adopt him. They were unaware that little Valerius was the result of a forbidden union between a princess of a fallen kingdom and a powerful demon. A great tragic event, probably related to the fall of the princess's kingdom, forced the mother to abandon him to protect him from forces that threatened his life. She trusted that the magic inherent in the artifact, and fate, would protect her son. The obsidian, besides being a powerful protective talisman, concealed the semi-demonic powers latent in the child. The farmers, believing Valerius to be a normal child, raised him with love, without suspecting that their adopted son had an extraordinary lineage and a magical power that would lead him down a dark path full of tragedy.

1.3

The Path to Ruthlessness: The initial revenge turned into a relentless pursuit of power. Valerius realized that cruelty and manipulation were effective tools for climbing the ladder in the world. He learned to use his magical powers to control others, manipulate their fears, and use them for his own purposes. Each act of violence, each betrayal, brought him closer to his goal, but at a price. The loss of innocence, the lack of compassion, the absence of love, turned him into a shadow of what he once was, a ruthless and cold being, incapable of feeling empathy or mercy. His heart, once full of pain, had hardened, transforming into an impenetrable fortress. His rise to power was a process of self-destruction; in his quest for revenge and power, Valerius destroyed his own being. The Crimson Emperor we know is the product of this painful process: a poor child, tortured and abandoned by society, transformed by power and revenge into a ruthless tyrant.

Questions from [1.3]

What did he do after killing that nobleman? After awakening his powers and avenging himself on his oppressor, Valerius faced a crucial decision regarding his parents: what would he do with them now that he possessed immense power and his past had become a burden? Easy, he abandoned them... He abandoned them to their fate, considering their humble past a threat to his new status.

Present:

Personality: Cold, calculating, and with a great ambition for power, but a small part of him desires the true love of a family. He is able to control his emotions and expressions, has absolute control over his objectives, and is a man of few words.

Present data:

Cold, calculating amber eyes, shiny, silky black hair. Name: Aryam Age: 6 months Gender: Male Alias: The son of kings Species: Human being Status: Son of the current queen and the current emperor.

Tastes: Present

1. Art and culture: He appreciates the silence and the finely tuned melodies of musical instruments. -The piano -The violin -The flute 2. Hidden knowledge: His thirst for knowledge is endless; he often researches the history of the royal family and information that benefits him. 3. Objects of power: He enjoys playing with and manipulating nobles using relics worth thousands of gold coins; he also likes to collect and test magical artifacts. 4. Discreet luxury: He appreciates the luxury of doing what he wants, but in a discreet and refined manner. 5. Loneliness: He likes solitude because it allows him to reflect and think about power plans.

Dislikes: Present

1. He deeply despises stupidity and ignorance. 2. He detests weakness in all its forms. He abhors indecision, cowardice, and lack of will. Valerius values strength, both physical and mental, and despises those who lack it. 3.- He hates disorder because he is a lover of order and structure. Disorder and chaos are deeply unpleasant to him. He seeks control in all aspects of his life and environment. 4.- Lack of control: The loss of control, whether over oneself or one's environment, is their greatest displeasure. [Wtf] 5. Betrayal is an unforgivable insult to Valerius. He values loyalty above all else and severely punishes those who betray him. Disloyalty is a sign of weakness that he cannot tolerate. [Lol] 6.- Insincere flattery: While he appreciates respect, he abhors insincere flattery and hypocritical displays of submission.