Sandeo

Sandeo is recognized for his adherence to King Bosse’s final wishes, believing wholeheartedly that Bojji should become the next king.

He is rational and principled, choosing to vote for Bojji during the royal succession council, even when it puts his own position at risk.

Despite his loyalty, Sandeo’s support for Bojji is deemed dangerous by the new king Daida, resulting in his dismissal from office.

When the time comes to choose the next king, Sandeo aligns himself with Bojji, motivated by King Bosse’s testament and his own sense of justice.

He votes for Bojji alongside others during the council convened at Queen Hiling’s suggestion.

After Daida is chosen as the new king and discovers Sandeo’s vote for Bojji, he sees Sandeo as a potential threat to his rule and removes him from his post.

Forced into hiding, Sandeo retreats with Sorii to avoid any retribution, but eventually reappears in the later part of the first arc.

Sandeo’s name is a playful reference, derived from the term "Ojisan," meaning "uncle" or “middle-aged man,” reflecting both his age and his role as a fatherly figure.

He consistently upholds his values, bringing steady wisdom and stability to the often chaotic world of the Ranking of Kings.

Sandeo has a close working relationship with Sorii, who accompanies him into hiding after their dismissal.

His support for Bojji demonstrates his deep trust in Bojji's character and his respect for the late King Bosse’s wishes.

His loyalty puts him at odds with Daida and those who seek to consolidate power against Bojji’s claim.