King Folas

King Folas is a fox from the human world who stumbled into the LuaLunia world as a child unknowingly, and is known as the first fox to have received powers from the Gem Blessing. He is a kind and fair ruler who has lived for over 500 years, where there is a long standing rumor that the reason for his longevity is because his lifeforce is infused into the Castle Square Gem Blessing.

Appearance

Prior to receiving his powers, King Folas had orange fur with a black tipped tail and ears, and brown eyes like a typical fox in the human world. However, after touching the Gem Blessing, his fur turned white except for his tail, and his eyes turned a bright blue. He has silky smooth fur, and a large non-circular gem sits above his heart on his chest, which is a bright white.

Personality

Despite being seen as a king by the foxes of LuaLunia for giving them powers, King Folas does not like to consider himself as one. He is down to earth, thankful, and often wanders the kingdoms with the Castle Army instead of staying inside his castle. He is a kindhearted, fair, and diligent ruler who stepped up to help the Lunia species evolve and grow in a healthy manner.

The Gem Blessing Ritual

Every year, King Folas performs a ritual where he offers his blood to the Gem Blessing. This ceremony marks the start of the harvest season for LuaLunia and is a special day filled with feasts, entertainment, food, and more. During the ritual, the Gem Blessing releases small wisps that float in the air, adding to the ceremony's magical feel. However, this event makes King Folas extremely weak, and he is unable to stay for the festivities. Only his immediate family knows what happens to him on that day.

Family

King Folas has five sons, all of whom have their gems misshaped like their father's. Their gems are bright versions of their region's color and are located above their hearts on their chests. They are the strongest magic wielders of the magic they inherited from their father; King Folas has access to all forms of magic but at a slightly weaker degree than his specialized sons.