Geld

Geld (ゲルド, gerudo) is one of the fourth group of subordinates to be named by Rimuru Tempest. As the right-hand man (and son) of the deceased Orc Lord, he was given the same name as him, as a memento and token of appreciation, similar to how Rigur was named after his older brother.

Appearance
Geld is a large orc that usually wears loose pants, a large black cloak, and a necklace that is decorated with what resembles three teeth. His most notable trait, unlike most of his Orc brethren, is a mohawk-like hairstyle.

Personality
Geld is among the most serious and hardworking of Rimuru's subordinate. He felt responsible for the orc lord incident and works hard in order to pay for his and the orcs' sins.

Because the orcs once almost went extinct due to starvation, Geld tries to make sure that none of Tempest's residents ever went hungry.

Background
Geld was the right-hand man and son of the deceased Orc Lord. During the orc invasion of Jura Forest, he served as an Orc General.

Story
After the defeat of the Orc Lord, He and his kin was forgiven by Rimuru and joined The Jura Forest Alliance.

He personally requested that he and his direct underling are allowed to work under directly Rimuru in his town. He was then given the name of Geld as a memento and token of appreciation of the Orc Lord, and the title of Orc King.

He now leads the engineering corps of Jura Tempest Federation doing various construction works and helping in defenses.

Unique Skills

 * Guardian:
 * Grant Protection
 * Substitution
 * Iron Wall


 * Gourmet:
 * Predation
 * Rot
 * Stomach
 * Supply
 * Demand

Extra Skills

 * Sage
 * Magic Sense
 * Multilayer Barrier
 * Spatial Motion
 * Control Thought
 * Ultra-Smell
 * Identify Armor
 * Steel Strength

Common Skills

 * Self-Regeneration
 * Apply Poison/Paralysis/Rot
 * Coercion

Resistances

 * Pain Nullification
 * Status Change Nullification
 * Natural Effect Resistance
 * Physical Attack Resistance

Relationships
Geld I: His former king, and father.

Rimuru Tempest: Geld's master whom he respects and feels indebted to.

Trivia

 * His name may be a shout-out to the Gerudo people from The Legend of Zelda video game series. One of them, Ganondorf, often appears in his pig-headed demon form Ganon.