Beiger

Beiger Kellarmir, known as the Mage God, is a Primordial One revived through the Sanctums by the Holy Accord Organization. He enters the modern era as an ambitious Mage who respects demonstrated strength, then becomes a cooperative association member and eventually the Holy Accord's acting leader.

Biography

Sanctum Revival and the Super Crisis

After his revival, Beiger represents the Primordial Ones who want influence in the new era. He tells Han Xiao that gratitude alone will not secure his support and joins four other veterans in testing him, only to be decisively outmatched; the defeat replaces condescension with respect. Beiger later helps the Holy Accord deceive Sorokin, using control spells and a teleportation formation as part of the staged ambush that enables Han Xiao to capture him. He accepts delaying the Revivors' public return for the association's larger interests, helps newcomers adapt, and speaks for the group when they finally reveal themselves. These choices turn his pursuit of power toward collective standing rather than a solitary restoration of past status. (Chapters 1214–1217 and 1242–1260)

The World Tree War

Beiger initially supports an agreement that keeps the Revivors out of battle because he believes their one available Sanctum revival has already been consumed. He hesitates when the World Tree threat becomes public and fears an irreversible second death. After Oathkeeper hints that repeated revival is possible, Beiger changes course, leads willing Revivors into the united front, and later passes the confirmed truth back to the Holy Accord. He fights through the war and, after victory, accepts appointment as the organization's acting leader when Oathkeeper leaves with Kasuyi. The office is described as largely mascot-like, but it is still a real transfer of authority rather than an alias or a new incarnation. (Chapters 1313, 1330, 1343–1345, 1373–1374, and 1445)

Information Form and the Final Relay

As the postwar paths of the Primordial Ones diverge, Beiger joins the group thanking Oathkeeper and gives him a discontinued first-generation Primordial Ones Wayne Card set as a farewell gift. Beiger remains behind and continues exercising the Holy Accord office. When Han Xiao later requests the release of Destiny's Child, the researchers prefer an order from Beiger personally; Han Xiao presents Beiger's message authorizing it. This latest evidence leaves Beiger alive and institutionally active, while Oathkeeper's departure belongs to a different character's journey. (Chapters 1448 and 1460)

Appearance and personality

The supplied corpus does not provide a reliable detailed physical description for Beiger. He is ambitious, proud of the Primordial Ones' standing, and initially willing to recognize only proven strength. He is also socially adaptable, theatrical, and humorous, readily playing a role in the Sorokin deception, welcoming later Revivors, and flattering Han Xiao once convinced of his value. (Chapters 1214–1216, 1242–1260, and 1345)

Abilities and class

Beiger is a Beyond Grade A Mage with the historical title Mage God. He uses prepared control spells, defensive magic, and large-scale teleportation formations; the latter can deliver dozens of Beyond Grade As into a battle at once. His exact magical school and the origins of his techniques are not specified. Han Xiao's first encounter also demonstrates his limits: Beiger and four peers cannot overcome Han Xiao in their group test. (Chapters 1212, 1215–1216, and 1243–1244)

Relationships

• Han Xiao: Beiger moves from testing him to respecting, cooperating with, and openly praising him. Han Xiao later appoints Beiger acting leader of the Holy Accord.
• Oathkeeper: Revives Beiger and coordinates the Holy Accord's hidden plans with him. Beiger succeeds him as acting leader when Oathkeeper leaves the organization.
• Kasuyi: His departure with Oathkeeper creates the vacancy that Beiger fills after the World Tree war.
• Sorokin: Beiger pretends to join his trap against Han Xiao while secretly helping the rest of the Holy Accord capture him.
• Pangon: A fellow Primordial One with a more openly vengeful program; both initially represent different priorities among the Revivors.

Items

No persistent named personal item is established for Beiger in the supplied corpus. The Primordial Ones card set is a farewell gift he helps give to Oathkeeper, not retained equipment.