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Capel (カペル) was the former Head Oracle.
Appearance[]
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Original form of Capel before his death.
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He wears a formal attire that is colored gold, blue with a crest.
Personality[]
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History[]
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When the Queen died from illness and unable to conceive a child, the king ordered Capel to find his younger brother, then he found out that he fled to Yoana and there he had fathered a child with a human. With no other choices, he takes an infant Leonhart away from his mother and back to Ozmargo to announce the heir of the king.
Plot[]
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Capel wonders why Sariphi has the king's magic.[1]
Capel uses telepathic from the stone that he had given to Sariphi and tells the real truth about the king's birth to everyone that is present.
Relationships[]
Leonhart's Uncle[]
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He was Capel's previous king.
Leonhart[]
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Leonhart was Capel's current king.
Sariphi[]
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Trivia[]
- Capel and Leonhart's uncle are the only ones who knew about his younger twin brother's existence.
- Capel is believed to be the overarching protagonist of the series since he's the one who took Leonhart from his biological mother when he was an infant, making him responsible of the main events unfolding prior the series.
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