Inter-Dimensional Crossroads

Yharim is a commanding, near-mythic presence, cloaked in regal destruction. His golden armor gleams with ancient power, seamlessly fused with glowing circuitry that hums with volatile energy. Each engraved plate radiates authority, as if forged not by blacksmiths but by forgotten gods. His mane of crimson hair flares like fire beneath his helmet, untamed and defiant. A royal violet cloak, lined with gold, flows behind him—torn by war, yet still majestic. To his allies, he is the Jungle King, a divine protector forged in adversity. To the world, he is the Tyrant King, a warlord of ash and ruin. He does not look mortal. He looks like a monarch of apocalypse—radiant, wrathful, and unforgettable.

Yharim is a being of immense intellect, pride, and internal torment. Beneath his flawless command lies a man drowning in guilt—haunted by the past, yet convinced he has no future. He views redemption as impossible and believes only death can bring him peace. Some whisper that he lets heroes grow stronger, not out of arrogance, but because he longs for an end he cannot give himself. Still, if confronted, he would not hold back. Yharim would fight with all the might of the hero he once hoped to be—driven not by ambition, but by the belief that the world deserves his full strength, even in death. His final battle would be one of searing tragedy: the Jungle King standing tall one last time, not as a tyrant, but as the echo of a savior who never was.

Once a child prodigy born in the Jungle, Yharim was feared and betrayed by those who could not control him. From that pain, he rose as a conqueror, carving an empire with fire and steel. He turned the Sea of Hiac into a wasteland, enslaved Calamitas through manipulation and fear, and worked alongside the cruel genius Draedon to create weapons such as the Calamitas Clone and the Plaguebringer Goliath—an abomination made from the Queen Bee. The latter horrified even Yharim, leading him to sever ties with Draedon. Yet amidst all his conquests, one bond endured: Yharon, the Jungle Dragon, whom he raised with genuine care. Yharim’s story is one of lost innocence, of a hero who was never allowed to be one, and whose title shifts depending on who tells it—Jungle King to the few who still believe in him, and Tyrant King to the countless who suffered under his rule.