#kingcore

King Edmund

Since Edmund is the youngest Son of Adam, he is next in line to become the High King of Narnia. Due to this, his crown is made of silver. Being a male, Edmund's headdress is also the second largest of all his siblings' crown jewels. This size characteristic is a royal tradition to set males and females apart regardless of rank. As a true king of Narnia, Edmund's headpiece incorporates Narnian symbols into its design. His crown features birch leaves. This means protection, rebirth, and change.

Queen Lucy

Lucy is the youngest Daughter of Eve. This makes her tiara silver as the next in line to become high queen. Being a female, Lucy's headdress is supposed to be smaller than her two king brothers. However, despite being the youngest reigning monarch, her headpiece is larger than her older sister's tiara. It's unknown as to why Lucy has the third largest crown jewel. Although queens have historically been known to wear crowns for ceremonies (for example, being officially crowned queen) and tiaras for special events, the two queens weren't given proper crowns. Instead, Lucy and her sister were crowned with tiaras during their coronation ceremony. As a true queen of Narnia, her tiara incorporates Narnian symbols into its design. It features laurel leaves interspersed with yarrow and laurel flowers. The laurel plant means victory and royalty. Finally, the yarrow flowers represent healing, courage, and love.

Karl is a demon who's over two-thousand-years-old. He's the King of Vampires and rules over the Bat Clan. As such, Karl lives in Eden Castle in the Demon World. However, being Cordelia's husband also makes him the King of Demons and the current Demon Lord. In addition, Karl is married to Beatrix and Christa. Furthermore, he's the father of the six Sakamaki brothers, the illegitimate father of Kino, and the adoptive father of the four Mukami brothers. Beyond being the Head of the Sakamaki family, Karl is a famous human politician in Japan who's known as a prominent philanthropist named Tougo Sakamaki. At Ryoutei Academy, he's Reinhart, the school doctor. While in either disguise, Karl appears as a friendly, open-minded and ambitious man.

He's one of and arguably the most powerful creatures in the demon world. Karl is viewed as “a God” by the bat clan and his family. Despite holding an enormous amount of magical power and knowledge, he never stops pursuing more. Even with great physical power, Karl rarely dirties his hands. Instead, he uses his extreme intelligence to manipulate others into doing his bidding. This includes charming women to use them for making strong children who can one day kill him. Karl is incapable of feeling emotions and doesn’t understand love at all, even for his demonic sub-species. Though this isn't true, he thinks all demon-kind can't feel true love. Thus, Karl admires and glorifies the human way of feeling. Eventually, he becomes fascinated and obsessed with humans.

At first, Karl was asked to find a cure for the Endzeit virus. This disease was killing the first demonic ancestral race/founders, aka. First Bloods. However, Karl decided to create the Adam & Eve Project where he would make a new demon species to replace the current demons. The “perfect” race would experience the richness of life without a short human lifespan while still retaining demonic abilities and human emotions. Karl would achieve this with a human girl and his sons. The many experiments would eventually give his family name incredible power over the demon world. Whichever son is able to win Eve and kill him shall ascend to the throne.

Due to this, Karl is determined in his utopia goal and uses everything to his advantage; from lying to keeping secrets. He even uses his wives and sons as test subjects; only viewing them as tools for his experiments. Karl has no remorse for using his family or hurting them. Yet, he can feel confused and show hesitations if his experiments begin to fail. Still, Karl is merciless and will dispose of any failed experiment.

He's strict and cruel to his sons. Karl will punish his own kind for their nature despite knowing they're this way for having his genes. Even though he's neglecting them completely through their childhoods, he can order punishments if his sons do something to displeas him. Ironically, Karl can show more concern for people who aren’t his own sons, like the Mukami brothers, due to previously being humans. But he still saved them to make them willingly serve him for his experiment.