Nimble Arc Dale Anoch
One of the Four Imperial Knights, "Fierce Wind", a count · Baharuth Empire · Human · Lv Unknown
Personality
A model knight, courteous and proud, loyal to the emperor and the Empire, who addresses even his colleagues politely. Calm and fair-minded, he never looks down on others. Because his sisters keep pressing him to marry he is a little wary of women (unverified); after witnessing the horror on the Katze Plains he regards Ainz as an utter monster and is deeply afraid of him.
Abilities
- One of the Four Imperial Knights; Headhunter Rabbit rates the Four Knights as "dangerous" (second only to the "extremely dangerous" such as the Martial Lord), a high level among humans; another source says he favours a longsword
- Skilled in mounted combat; mobile game materials say he is also an excellent hippogriff rider (game)
- Wears adamantite full plate armour enchanted with powerful magic
- In the mobile game MASS FOR THE DEAD there is an animation that appears to show him casting the 3rd-tier spell Fireball (game, unverified)
History
- Born the second son of the baronial Anoch family; recognised by Jircniv in his youth, he joined the Four Imperial Knights and was later made a count on his merits (background, Vol. 10)
- Remains in the imperial capital when the emperor goes to Nazarick to apologise (Vol. 9)
- Receives Ainz on the Katze Plains as the emperor's special envoy and falls into terror on witnessing the super-tier spell Iä Shub-Niggurath slaughter the Kingdom's great army (Vol. 9)
- Accompanies the emperor to the secret meeting with the Slane Theocracy and the temples at the imperial arena and handles the preparations; is shocked by Jircniv's decision to become a vassal of the Sorcerer Kingdom (Vol. 10, unverified)
- Attends, on the emperor's behalf, the welcoming ceremony the Sorcerer Kingdom holds for the Roble Holy Kingdom's "Faceless" (the side story "色んな人の現状。のプロローグ" the author published on Hameln; non-canon, unverified)
Trivia
His hobbies are holding tea parties and seeking out good tea; according to Baziwood, the marriage-introduction letters sent to him pile up enough to cover his desk (unverified).
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