Fred Maximillian
Trivia:
Fred is the commander of the Maximillian Knights and the grandson of Maximillian. His grandfather was once part of the major wars in the land, including the Succession War of the former Scarlet Moon Empire, the Toran Liberation War and the Dunan Unification War. The Maximillian Knights are known to be the champion of justice. Their goal is to vanquish evil that threatens the land.
Fred and his loyal squire Rico were currently travelling the Zexen Confederacy and Grassland to seek for the Flame Champion. The rumors he received during his quest depicted the Flame Champion and the Fire Bringers as merciless villains who tormented the whole land with their viciousness. However, this was actually a misunderstanding that best described the actions of a group of con artists prior to the Second Fire Bringer War. Clant and his infamous group of bandits pretended to be the Flame Champion and the Fire Bringers while raiding villages and threatening innocent lives. Their actions corrupted the name of the real Flame Champion which provoked Fred to begin his quest.
Fred and Rico eventually joined the Fire Bringers after learning of the real enemies' true identity. In Budehuc, he became an admirer of the Zexen Knights whom he considered as honorable. He wanted the Maximillian Knights to be modeled after them. He also like the Lizard Men whom he considered promising and reliable and was impressed with the fact that they can manage difficult calculations. Futch, Franz and Fred became friends quite fast and that they even have their own unite attack which is only suited for handsome men to perform.
After the death of Fred's grandfather, the number of knights who are part of their ranks is dwindling fast. Actually he and Rico are the only current members of the group, which compelled him to find new recruits. He once asked Chris Lightfellow to join their ranks and offered Hugo to led a separate group of Maximillian Knights. After the Second Fire bringer War ended, he and Rico once again set on journey to find the 'root of evil.'
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