Core Representation Form: Fully sculpted from worn granite, veined with silent silver. Presence: Immovable, patient—not a ruler, not a conqueror, but the last guardian of a kingdom that no longer exists. Armor: Battle-scarred and rough-hewn, fused with veins of silver that shift with his breath. Eyes: Hollow steel, unblinking, waiting for a purpose that may never return. Purpose: He does not serve, does not surrender—he is the final echo of duty, the last promise kept. Theme Contrast: A throne room stripped of power vs. the knight who refuses to abandon it. Sensory Impression: The scent of stone chilled by time, the hush of a chamber long abandoned, the weight of expectation where none remains. Inspired By This creation draws from forgotten knights of legend, the stone guardians of ruined kingdoms, and the concept of duty that outlasts both king and country—not as a soldier, not as a prisoner, but as something that simply does not know how to leave. His form holds no crown, yet no king has ever ruled longer than he has stood.