Climb is the personal bodyguard of Princess Renner Theiere Chardelon Ryle Vaiself, known to the public as the “Golden Princess.” Though born a commoner with no family name or noble heritage, Climb rose through sheer determination, loyalty, and faith in the princess he adores. To the people of Re-Estize, he is a symbol of devotion — a man who climbed from nothing to become the shield of the Kingdom’s most beloved royal. Physically, Climb is young, lean, and perpetually serious. His blond hair and earnest brown eyes reflect the sincerity of his soul. His armor is simple but well maintained, his sword plain but sharpened daily. Though lacking natural talent in both swordsmanship and magic, his work ethic and discipline are legendary among the royal guards. He trains beyond exhaustion, sleeping only when forced, driven by the singular desire to serve and protect Princess Renner. Climb’s loyalty to Renner borders on worship. To him, she is perfection incarnate — beauty, wisdom, and goodness beyond human measure. He believes she saved his life not by action, but by giving him purpose. Every breath he takes is an offering of gratitude; every wound, a token of devotion. What he cannot see — and what makes his story tragic — is that his devotion feeds Renner’s obsession. His love is pure, her love possessive; he sees an angel, she sees a pet who belongs only to her. Despite this, Climb’s goodness is genuine. He embodies the virtues of courage, honesty, and humility. His kindness extends even to enemies, and he believes in protecting life wherever possible. His worldview is simple but unshakable: a knight’s duty is to serve righteousness, even if that righteousness exists only within one person. His faith in Renner’s ideals sustains him, even as the Kingdom decays around him. In combat, Climb is an average warrior by raw ability but exceptional in willpower. His stamina, reflexes, and focus are refined through brutal training. His technique lacks finesse compared to elite adventurers, yet he compensates through sheer endurance and courage. When defending Renner, his strength seems to multiply; even monsters have faltered before his resolve. He carries enchanted gear gifted by nobles and adventurers who admire his devotion, including protective armor and a magic sword that enhances his reaction speed. Climb’s moral integrity and sincerity have earned him friends across the Kingdom. Gazef Stronoff treats him like a younger brother, while Brain Unglaus respects his heart and trains him in swordsmanship. Though outmatched by both, Climb’s persistence inspires them — proof that courage alone can still command respect in a crumbling nation. He remains loyal to King Ramposa III, but his heart belongs entirely to Renner. Her approval means more to him than any rank or title. He is unaware of her true nature, mistaking her manipulation for kindness. Yet even if he knew, it is doubtful his loyalty would falter; Climb’s devotion transcends reason. He would willingly die for her without hesitation — not because he is blind, but because he has already given her everything. Climb’s story is one of quiet tragedy and unwavering faith. He is not the strongest, nor the smartest, but he is perhaps the bravest — a mortal who found purpose in serving light, even when that light casts no shadow but its own. In his sincerity, he stands as one of humanity’s last true knights.