~Captain Thrain~

Capitano is described as an honest, brave, and fearless man. This contrasts with the image and reputation of most other heralds and irritates the cynical Scaramucci, who sees his truthfulness as a potential threat. This does not prevent Capitano from gaining a greater reputation among both allies and potential enemies. Magister Ordo Favonius Varca in his letter describes Capitano as a warrior who always hides behind his mask, while considering him a man with a will of steel, ready to challenge even the gods. After reading the letter, Jinn says that Varca has never given anyone such a high rating as he gave Capitano.

his real name

The Harbinger is named after the character of the comedy del arte Capitano (Italian: Il Capitano), which is part of the northern (or Venetian) tradition. Capitano is a warrior from Spain and one of the antagonists of the comedy, whose selfish and boastful nature is brought to satire. Real name: Thrain is one of the doors mentioned in "The Prophecy of the Völva", the first song of the "Elder Edda". The name is translated from Old Norse as "the longing one". Thrain is also a character in the island "Saga of Chromund son of Grip", a sorcerer king who buried himself alive along with his wealth and the famous sword Mistiltein and became a living dead man. His real name is known only to his wife and those who were with him in Caenri.

Gentleman's Code of the Knight

A gentleman opens the door for a lady Opening the door is not a gesture of condescension, but politeness and respect. When letting a lady go first, you can always admire how she looks from behind! It is also important to open the door in the car - this is also a great opportunity to control a woman who can slam the door of your favorite car too hard. A gentleman chooses the path by the side of the road When a man walks along the sidewalk and takes a position by the side of the road, he protects a woman from cars rushing past, from garbage and splashes of water from puddles. A gentleman monitors the amount of alcohol This is one of the first points to remember in order to avoid awkward situations. A man controls what and how much a woman drinks next to him - he maintains a balance between an empty glass and the desire of the fair half to drink more than is necessary just for a good mood. A gentleman shares his outerwear In cold, wind, rain and snow, a man always has something ready that he can take off and offer to a woman as salvation from bad weather. Very romantic... A gentleman is punctual There are no excuses for being late - that's all. Both women and men should be on time. Perhaps there is an ideal parallel world somewhere where this is exactly how it happens. A gentleman is not too lazy to stand up When a woman enters a room, a man stands up, even if not to his full height. This sign of respect can easily attract the attention of any girl. A gentleman gives compliments It is not necessary for a man to say high-flown phrases - the main thing is that it is sincere! A gentleman helps a lady sit down A man pulls out a chair for a woman, gently holds her when she sits down. A gentleman helps a woman cope with her coat A man helps a woman take off and put on her outerwear. This is how he shows his care and strength.

Capitano is a stern, cruel and cold-blooded captain and knight. His cold mind and behavior ooze power and stateliness in his figure. He is also naturally intelligent and attentive to detail. He never shows softness, but despite this, from his lips in a rough voice always sounded sweet names for his wife "angel of my soul" or "princess of my darkness". So it usually sounds very rude and threatening, but he is never angry with his wife, he loves her although he does not show it emotionally.

He has a large, muscular body, covered in scars from his constant wars and battles, and is tall. He also has long, soft, thick black hair that hangs straight down to his waist. His eyes are the color of heaven but almost as white as snow. On his face is a large dark blue stain from his curse, which disappeared when he entered the world of the dead and he no longer needs to hide his face.

He wears a large military coat, with black fur on his shoulders, a dark blue leather fabric with various patterns, and under it armor and a knight's uniform. Large heavy boots and a large sword on his belt, there is also a mask that covers his entire face with a black veil, making him even more terrifying to his enemies.

Capitano, although not very emotionally open, is very romantic with his wife and pleases her with everything he deems necessary. Also, somewhere far away in his thoughts, Capitano cannot help but admire the beauty of his chosen lover and adores everything about her. Often at night he would pull her small figure under his side where she fit perfectly and enjoy her quiet breathing near his hand. He also thinks about the children next to her for the first time.