Felix

Felix is one of the three senior generals who guide the Araknis Kingdom through imperial invasion and then help Aengus Degaro build a multiracial empire. Initially cautious about the young warrior's importance, Felix changes his judgment as the evidence of Aengus's growth and intentions accumulates, committing himself to the liberation cause while openly preserving his loyalty to his homeland. He later becomes a general of the United Liberation Empire and oversees campaigns and imperial integration on a galactic scale. (Chapters 156–188, 222–234, 296, 340–350, 414, 434, and 442)

Biography

General in the Kievan trials

Felix enters the Ancient Land crisis as the renowned Fire Guardian of Araknis, arriving with Leon before a crowd that immediately recognizes both generals. He helps channel mana through the ancient key while demons gather around the still-closed gate, then returns to his royal duties after the trial by firmly escorting Delilah and Mikail away from a volatile confrontation. Felix does not immediately share Leon's confidence in Ethan: he questions why Leon invests so much hope in someone he estimates as merely B rank, but revises that skepticism when he learns how quickly the youth acquired his strength and begins considering him a possible future Transcendental who could free the kingdom from its constraints. (Chapters 156–157 and 184–188)

That reconsideration turns into institutional support during the war with Kairos. Felix chairs the emergency planning meeting, vouches for the newly appointed Captain Zero when veteran officers challenge his presence, and accepts Aengus's identification of infiltrators after independent verification. He later confirms the young captain's role in a surprise attack and watches his transformed power overturn the battlefield. The result is a deliberate political choice: Felix joins Aengus's cause because he sees a path toward order and peace, but states that his loyalty remains with Araknis. This condition distinguishes his alliance with the rising emperor from a casual abandonment of the kingdom he had long served. (Chapters 222–234)

Liberation campaigns

Felix becomes part of the command circle surrounding the new emperor, warning Aengus when Saintess Lumenaria arrives, confirming plans for the Skyfall campaign, and reporting the refusal of seven kingdoms to accept submission. His role is operational rather than ceremonial: he brings security failures such as an assassination attempt into the command discussion and waits for orders before mobilizing against resisting kingdoms. Although Felix sometimes answers extraordinary developments with disbelief or dry humor, he continues to adapt as Aengus's conquests outgrow conventional state warfare, moving from a guardian of one kingdom into a general responsible for consolidating the United Liberation Empire. (Chapters 247, 249, 251, 296, and 315)

That wider responsibility requires Felix to accept former enemies as fellow soldiers. When the human and demon leaderships meet, he and the other generals recognize Aengus's coexistence plan and accept the offered handshake despite the powerful demonic auras before them. Aengus then transforms the combined armies into Primals, giving the generals and their forces new bodies and greater potential; the narrative does not isolate Felix's exact resulting traits. When Aengus removes Mythraldor from its dying surroundings, he specifically entrusts Felix and the other senior subordinates with maintaining order. Felix answers that absence with confidence, framing conquest as unfinished work and helping preserve the emperor's ideals while the world travels through the void. (Chapters 340–341 and 349–350)

Restored ally

When Mythraldor joins the Kievan territories, Felix arrives with the other Primals as an experienced representative of Aengus's original empire. He lets Leon introduce the three generals to Hog and the Kievan leadership, establishing continuity between the ruler's early rise and his new galactic government. Felix then resumes active campaigning rather than remaining a symbolic veteran: after war against the Blue Moon Empire, Leon reports that Felix and several other commanders have reached peak Star Dominator rank, and their army's strength persuades Emperor Kalix to surrender before a final confrontation. The result confirms Felix's continuing value as both combat leader and visible proof of the empire's growing military pressure. (Chapters 413–414 and 434)

Felix's latest recorded assignment shifts from conquest to integration. When the Celestial Empire begins merging with the Kievan polity to form the Prime Empire, Aengus orders Leon, Martin, and Felix to supervise the process, prevent internal conflict, and manage disruptive nobles. This task extends the same balancing act that defined Felix's earlier alliance: he must turn a victory backed by overwhelming force into workable administration among peoples with different histories and loyalties. The corpus ends his documented role at the beginning of that merger, so its long-term success and Felix's later personal position remain unstated. (Chapter 442)

Appearance and personality

The corpus does not provide a detailed description of Felix's face, hair, clothing, or weapons. His first entrance emphasizes bearing instead: he rides a magical wyvern beside Leon, projects an aura powerful enough to overwhelm the assembled crowd, and lands with the authority expected of the famous Fire Guardian. He is later included in the mass transformation into the Primal race, but the narration specifies Leon's blue wings rather than Felix's individual marks or appendages, so no exact transformed design can be assigned to him. (Chapters 156 and 341)

Felix combines caution with an ability to change his mind. He questions Leon's early faith in Aengus, reacts with genuine surprise to the young man's growth, and becomes visibly relieved when he decides that Aengus may offer a better future. His command manner is firm without being uniformly severe: he handles Delilah gently, uses a fiery gaze against insubordination, smirks while teasing Martin, and retains a characteristic grin when reassuring the stranded leadership on Mythraldor. He is also pragmatic about cooperation, accepting demon commanders and later working across imperial institutions when coexistence becomes policy. (Chapters 184, 187–188, 222, 231, 249, 340, and 350)

Skills, laws, and abilities

Felix is an established high-level combatant and military commander, but the supplied chapters do not show a named personal attack or explain the mechanics of his title as Fire Guardian. His directly observed contributions center on mana output, command authority, judgment, and later large-scale campaigning. The source eventually identifies him at peak Star Dominator rank, yet it does not give a precise individual advancement sequence or isolate how each stage altered his personal techniques. (Chapters 156–157, 188, 222–234, 341, and 434)

Fire Guardian standing

Felix's reputation as the Fire Guardian is legendary enough that a vast crowd recognizes him on arrival, and the pressure of his aura marks him as one of the powerful figures present at the Ancient Land gate. The narration also identifies him as a Transcendental during his discussion with Leon. However, it never depicts Felix activating a named flame technique, defining what the “Fire” title denotes mechanically, or demonstrating its range, cost, counters, or latest refinement. His title and status therefore establish his standing, not a complete set of fire mechanics that can safely be reconstructed. (Chapters 156 and 188)

Mana projection and Primal transformation

Felix can contribute enough sustained mana to help activate the ancient key alongside Leon and several other S-rank figures. Even their combined effort is slow and laborious, and the group must increase its output as demons arrive, showing that Felix's power is substantial but insufficient to open the gate alone under the available conditions. Later, Aengus's Universal Synthesis turns Felix and the surrounding armies into Primals and improves their strength, but this is an externally imposed transformation rather than a technique Felix acquires through personal study; the exact bloodline traits, skills, and appendages he receives are not individually described. (Chapters 157 and 341)

Command and strategic judgment

Felix's most consistently demonstrated skill is military leadership. He presides over planning meetings, protects a controversial but useful captain from premature dismissal, confirms operational responsibilities before an infiltration, communicates urgent arrivals and security breaches, and provides campaign reports directly to the emperor. His judgment develops with experience: he initially doubts Aengus's value, then recognizes the evidence of rapid growth and commits to the larger cause without concealing his continuing national loyalty. At peak Star Dominator rank, his participation in the Blue Moon war helps create pressure strong enough to secure another emperor's surrender, although the narrative does not isolate Felix's personal battlefield actions. (Chapters 187–188, 222, 225, 231–234, 247–251, 296, and 434)

His later responsibilities require administrative as well as battlefield discipline. Aengus entrusts Felix with maintaining order on Mythraldor during an uncertain journey and subsequently assigns him to help integrate the Celestial and Kievan empires without internal conflict. These orders demonstrate confidence in his reliability and experience, but the source does not show the resulting policies or measure his individual success. Felix's latest established capability is therefore senior command across multiracial, interplanetary forces rather than a newly documented supernatural technique. (Chapters 349–350 and 442)

Power progression

Relationships

• Aengus Degaro: Felix moves from skeptical observer to committed general as Aengus demonstrates extraordinary growth, exposes spies, and offers a viable route to peace. Felix joins his cause with an explicit Araknis loyalty condition, then continues serving through unification, galactic war, and the creation of the Prime Empire. (Chapters 187–188, 222–234, 247–350, 414, 434, and 442)
• Leon: Leon is Felix's fellow guardian, general, and the person whose early belief in Aengus forces Felix to reconsider his assumptions. They jointly activate the Ancient Land key, manage the Araknis war, join the liberation cause, and remain senior partners in later imperial campaigns and administration. (Chapters 156–188, 214–234, 340–350, 414, 434, and 442)
• Martin: Martin completes the trio of Araknis generals. Felix trusts his verification of the hidden spies, welcomes him into Aengus's cause after the king gives permission, and maintains an easy enough rapport to joke about Martin's construction work even amid military preparations. (Chapters 223–234 and 249)
• Delilah: Felix treats the princess with restrained firmness, carrying out the king's order that she leave a dangerous confrontation while promising through his conduct to keep control of the situation. Their interaction reflects his original duty to the Araknis royal family even before his responsibilities expand beyond the kingdom. (Chapter 184)

Items

• Key to the Ancient Land of Treasures: Leon produces and handles the key, while Felix supplies mana to help activate it under the pressure of an approaching demon force. The scene establishes temporary operational use, not ownership or custody by Felix. (Chapters 156–157)