Arata POV: A Character Analysis

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Kouen was one of the people I knew. My face heats up seeing him, I'm still quite embarrased from out encounter earlier. I move my eyes to the other two men in the room. I assume they are all brothers, their appearances are quite similar, which would also mean they are princes of the empire as well.
The three of them were sitting at a large table studying whatever literature is in front of them. As Judal and I walk forward. Their attention turn towards us.
Judal casually waves at them, "Yo!" He then gestures towards me, "I have someone you guys need to meet."
"I have already met Miss Arata." Kouen states, before looking back down at the scroll he was studying.
"I haven't yet! Who is she Judal?" The shorter pink haired male with braids in his fringe, asks excitedly. …show more content…
He looks like he doesn't get much sleep..
We go through the same introductions, like Hakyruu, excluding Kouen since he must have already told him about me and the fact I have already met him. The sleep deprived one is Koumei, the Second Imperial Prince. Kouha is the other, younger looking one, which makes him the Third Prince. I also learned Kouha and Koumei are both Generals in the empire's Western Subjugation Army and Kouen is the General

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