Hexagon

Hexagon Osaris is Eleanora's father and Aengus Degaro's maternal grandfather. A Nebula-level master of Space Law, he covertly redirected Aengus toward the Mythraldor trial at Eleanora's request and later defended his grandson from the powers of the Xenia Domain. (Chapters 362–371)

Biography

Furious Dean to Return!!

Hexagon first intervened from behind the scenes because Eleanora could not openly save the son the Degaro family mistreated. He manipulated Aengus's path into the Mythraldor trial, later extracted Bella Bellfrost and Aria from Tiamat Academy, and received Aengus on his Hexagonal Landmass. There he revealed their blood relationship and explained that Eleanora had sacrificed her freedom for her children. When seven Nebula elders attacked, Hexagon protected the fiery creatures around him, redirected the elders' assaults through spatial passages, and held the coalition at bay. He could not restrain Aria's unexplained escape, however, and Aengus's awakening made even his Nebula soul quiver, establishing both his devotion and his limits. (Chapters 362–371)

Wedding Ceremony to Wedding Ceremony (3))

News that Eleanora had returned and that Aengus was marrying drew Hexagon away from Xenia to Kievan. He arrived at the ceremony with a palpable Nebula aura, reunited with the daughter from whom the Degaro family had separated him, and warmly introduced himself to Aron Degaro as the boy's great-grandfather. Eleanora's pointed response showed that affection did not erase the lost years, but their presence in the same family gathering marked a practical restoration of ties. Hexagon's late role therefore shifts from covert rescuer and battlefield shield to an acknowledged elder within Aengus's household, while the deeper repair of his bond with Eleanora remains ongoing. (Chapters 454–456)

Appearance and personality

Hexagon appears as an old man whose cloak carries shifting geometric and cosmic patterns; his power can also assume the form of a massive hexagonal structure covered in glowing designs. He combines warmth toward his descendants with the secrecy and misdirection implied by “Trickmaster.” His explanations to Aengus are gentle and regretful, but in battle he is composed enough to turn enemies' force against them rather than simply overpowering every attacker. (Chapters 365–370)

Skills, laws, and abilities

Hexagon's Space Law supports long-range movement, extraction, barriers, and redirection. He teleports Aengus onto the Hexagonal Landmass, removes Bella and Aria from a guarded academy, shields nearby beings from collateral attacks, and opens paired spatial passages so attacks entering one emerge from another toward their senders. These functions are demonstrated applications; the corpus does not specify casting costs, maximum distance, or whether his enormous geometric form is biological, constructed, or purely law-made. (Chapters 362–368)

His Nebula-level soul and aura place him among the Xenia Domain's leading figures, allowing him to contest seven elders at once rather than flee immediately. That does not make him absolute: Aria escapes through a power he cannot understand or stop, the battle remains a serious contest, and Aengus's nascent cosmic presence frightens his soul. Hexagon is therefore a versatile controller and protector whose best feats depend on spatial manipulation, not proof of unlimited power. (Chapters 367–371)

Relationships

• Eleanora: His daughter, separated from him by the Degaro family; he answers her secret request to protect Aengus and later reunites with her. (Chapters 366, 454–456)
• Aengus Degaro: His grandson and the beneficiary of his covert guidance, extraction, and defense. (Chapters 362–371)
• Aria: Hexagon helps extract her from the academy but later cannot prevent or explain her escape. (Chapters 362, 367)
• Aron Degaro: His great-grandson, whom he meets at Aengus's wedding. (Chapters 455–456)

Items

The Hexagonal Landmass serves as Hexagon's mobile or concealed base and the site where he receives Aengus and confronts the seven elders. Its exact status—vehicle, territory, artifact, or a manifestation of Space Law—is not defined, so it cannot be described more narrowly. No personal weapon or named portable relic is confirmed. (Chapters 365–370)