Gyuran

Gyuran belongs to the Blue Cat Tribe, a group historically at odds with the Black Cat Tribe.

He is a descendant of a notorious line of Blue Cats who exploited and oppressed Black Cats for centuries.

Long ago, his ancestors deceived the Black Cat Tribe, tricking them into becoming the lowest social class.

Using this position of power, they sold Black Cats to underground slave traders and built influence through dirty dealings.

Gyuran inherited not only their bloodline but also their cruelty and contempt for Black Cats.

He continued the family’s practices, treating Black Cats as tools and commodities rather than people.

Gyuran is arrogant, sadistic, and deeply prejudiced.

He looks down on Black Cats, seeing them as expendable resources to be sold or eliminated.

He uses fear and violence to maintain control, killing those who resist being sold to dark merchants.

His fake reputation as a “slayer of a thousand” is designed to intimidate others and inflate his ego.

Despite his bravado, Gyuran is ultimately cowardly when facing someone truly stronger.

When confronted with the consequences of his actions, he begs desperately for his life.

Gyuran is a capable fighter with a dangerous detection-type skill.

He possesses a strong opponent detection skill that allows him to sense and recognize individuals whose level is higher than his own.

This perception talent makes him cautious in selecting targets and opponents.

However, his overconfidence and cruelty lead him to underestimate those he deems weaker, such as members of the Black Cat Tribe.

He is also known for a false “thousand-person slayer” title, a fabricated record of having killed a thousand people.

This “paper-thin” reputation is more propaganda than reality, used to spread fear rather than reflect true battle experience.

Gyuran’s greatest crimes center on his treatment of the Black Cat Tribe.

He continued his ancestors’ tradition of selling Black Cats to dark merchants, profiting from their suffering.

Any Black Cat who resisted being captured or sold was brutally silenced.

Gyuran did not hesitate to kill those who defied him, making him both a slave trader and a murderer.

His family’s long history includes:

Deceiving the Black Cat Tribe into becoming the lowest-ranked class.

Systematically targeting them as a resource for illegal slave trading.

Maintaining this cycle of exploitation over several centuries.

These accumulated atrocities eventually drew the attention and wrath of those who opposed such cruelty.

Gyuran became a symbol of the Blue Cat Tribe’s darkest legacy.

Gyuran’s downfall begins when Fran learns the truth about his deeds.

Fran, herself a member of the Black Cat Tribe, is deeply enraged by the suffering her people endured at the hands of Gyuran’s lineage.

Upon discovering that Gyuran and his family had:

Deceived and oppressed Black Cats for hundreds of years, and

Sold them to underground merchants while killing those who resisted,

Fran’s anger reaches its limit.

During their confrontation, Gyuran’s usual arrogance crumbles in the face of Fran’s resolve.

He realizes too late that his opponent is far beyond his control or intimidation.

In battle, Fran overwhelms him and dismembers his body, cutting him into pieces.

Gyuran, terrified and in pain, desperately begs for his life, dropping all pride and bravado.

Fran, however, refuses to forgive his long record of cruelty and crimes against her people.

She delivers the final blow, ending Gyuran’s life without mercy.

After Gyuran is killed, his body does not go to waste.

His remains are treated as materials and are stored in Teacher’s dimensional storage.

Teacher, the sentient sword who accompanies Fran, keeps Gyuran’s dismembered body in this extra-dimensional space.

This final fate underlines the brutal irony: a man who treated others as mere commodities ends up as “materials” himself.

Gyuran’s death marks a symbolic moment of retribution for the Black Cat Tribe.

His demise closes the chapter on at least one branch of the Blue Cat line that had tormented them for centuries.