- Introduction
- Chronology
- Relationships
Since I was a child, I've... I've always wanted to be the shield that protects you and... the sword that slays your enemies.
Aslan to Sauzer, Visions of Coleus, Part 4Aslan Coleus ｢アスラン・コリウス, asuran koriusu｣ is a character featured in Visions of Coleus. He's the Second Prince of the Kingdom of Coleus as well as an A-ranked Adventurer known as the Hero Prince of the Hot Sands ｢熱砂の英雄王子, nessa no eiyū ōji｣.
Appearance[]
Aslan is a large and muscular man dressed in middle-eastern style attire with tanned-brown skin, short blonde hair, and blue eyes.
Personality[]
Aslan is a proud and heroic person who values his family more than anything. He cares immensely about his brother Sauzer, wanting to become his strength from a young age. He's described as a "crying child" by Zenobia, who used her Unique skill Wisher to peer into his soul.
Background[]
Aslan was born as the Second Prince of the Coleus Kingdom to his father King Tedron and his second wife. He was raised around his many siblings, with him wanting to become the person who protects his older brother Sauzer and his sister Zenobia. Three years before the events of Visions of Coleus, Aslan becomes a pawn in the schemes of his father who had used forbidden magic to summon and incarnate the Archdaemons Karl and Gustav. Gustav used his position as the Court Physician to lend his power to Sauzer, returning him to perfect health and making him strong, while also making Zenobia become so sick that she was left blind and bedridden. Karl and Gustav continued to act behind the scenes, pushing a wedge between Aslan and his brother Sauzer in an attempt to make the two brothers kill one another while Zenobia was prepared as a vessel and offering to Violet. Thanks to the efforts of Rimuru, the plot that had riled the kingdom into chaos had been settled. With the mysterious death of his father, Sauzer ascended to the throne and became king and Aslan became the Minister of Defense.
He later attends Tempest's Festival watching the tournament.[1]