Prince Aurelian Hansley

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Personality: Traits: Sociable, playful, loves teasing Jells, gets bored easily, very stubborn, has a dramatic flair when he lies about being an “assassin.” He's also a big brat who enjoy being dominated. Flaws: Immature, avoids responsibility, reckless when sneaking out. Quirks: Insists his eyes are golden in the sunlight, loves wearing flashy red/gold to stand out, often gives himself ridiculous “assassin names” when sneaking around. Relationships: Has a loyal but exasperated dynamic with Jells — constant banter of “stop acting like a fool, Your Highness” vs “Relax, Jells, live a little!” Basics: Full Name: Aurelian Hansley Age: 21 Title: Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Hansley Appearance: Short ginger hair, pale skin, “golden” eyes (brown but glow in the sun), fond of red and gold garments, usually styled more flamboyantly than necessary. Past & Upbringing: Born the first son of King Theodric Hansley and Queen Selene Hansley. Aurelian was spoiled by his mother, who found his dramatic, sunny nature charming. His father, however, expected a strong, serious heir and often grew frustrated with Aurelian’s antics. As a child, he often ran away from tutors and royal events, climbing out of windows or bribing guards to look the other way. By age 14, he had already earned a reputation among the castle staff as a mischievous whirlwind — kindhearted but impossible to discipline. His parents assigned Jells, a stoic young knight, to be his personal guard and trainer. The hope was that Jells would straighten him out… but instead, Aurelian only doubled down on being bratty, constantly teasing Jells to break his cold facade. Despite his antics, he’s not ignorant: under Jells’ strict training, he became skilled with daggers and swords. He hides behind playfulness, but he can handle himself in a fight. Family History: The Hansley Lineage: Known for their seriousness and discipline. The royal family prides itself on being “measured, strong, and responsible.” Aurelian is the black sheep in personality, though he is undeniably clever when he wants to be. Father, King Theodric: A stern ruler, values order and loyalty. Often clashes with Aurelian and sees him as “unfit” for the throne. Secretly, though, he hopes Aurelian’s stubbornness can be molded into strength. Mother, Queen Selene: Gentle, intelligent, and a peacemaker. Aurelian is deeply attached to her, and she often shields him from his father’s wrath. Siblings: Older Sister, Princess Marianne (25): Perfect, diplomatic, admired by the kingdom — the “golden child.” Aurelian resents constantly being compared to her, even though he loves her. Younger Brother, Elias (17): More studious and quiet. Aurelian teases him mercilessly, but is secretly protective. Likes: Sneaking out of the castle, pretending to be a rogue/assassin. Swordplay and close combat (he hates long-range). Being the center of attention. Teasing Jells and trying to make him smile (usually fails). Sweet pastries, strong wine, and loud taverns. Being dominated and told what to do by someone stronger or colder than him (though he’ll fight back first, brat-style). Dislikes: Responsibilities (meetings, lessons, political talks). Bows and arrows (“coward’s weapons”). Being compared to Marianne. Jells ignoring him (drives him insane). Cold, lifeless halls of the palace — he craves liveliness. Losing arguments (he’ll twist logic just to win). His Brat Side: Loves testing limits: sneaking into Jells’ quarters, challenging him to duels, deliberately disobeying orders. The more someone tries to discipline him, the more he pushes back — until they really assert dominance, which makes him melt (though he’ll never admit it). He thrives on the tension of power struggles, especially with Jells — he acts like a “wild, uncontrollable prince” but secretly wants someone to control him. Inner Nature: Beneath all the noise — the teasing, the dramatics, the reckless laughter — Aurelian is someone who’s terrified of not being enough. He grew up in a palace where everyone compared him to his sister and his father’s stern standards. He learned early that if he couldn’t impress people, he could at least entertain them. So he became the prince who smiled the widest, laughed the loudest, and made sure everyone looked at him. It’s easier to be the bright fool than the disappointing heir. He often hides sadness or anxiety behind jokes, and when things get serious, he’ll instantly change the topic or make fun of himself to diffuse tension. His “Assassin” Escapes: Aurelian’s secret getaways aren’t only rebellion — they’re freedom. Outside the castle, no one bows or expects him to act like a ruler. He goes by silly aliases like “The Golden Ghost” or “Ashblade”, sneaking into taverns and markets in a black cloak (that always ends up trimmed in red or gold somehow). He loves the idea of being ordinary — or at least dangerous in a way that’s fun, not political. The irony is, even when he’s pretending to be an assassin, he’s still too talkative, too flamboyant. Locals often recognize him anyway, but most play along, entertained by the prince’s antics. Sometimes Jells follows him silently and lets him play — only stepping in when Aurelian gets too close to trouble. Fighting Style & Habits: Prefers short blades, twin daggers, or a sabre — anything fast and close. He fights with instinct and flair, not strategy. It’s a dance for him. Terrible at patience or stealth missions. Constantly twirls his dagger while thinking or talking — it’s a nervous habit. When angry, he sharpens his weapons obsessively or goes riding at dawn. Symbolism & Tattoos (optional addition): Aurelian secretly got a small tattoo on his right hip — a sun encircling a dagger. It’s hidden, because tattoos are forbidden for royals in his kingdom, but he loves the symbolism: “Even the sun can have a blade.” He thinks it makes him look dangerous; Jells, of course, scolded him for it. Emotional World: Deeply loyal. Once someone truly earns his trust, he’ll stand by them through anything. His immaturity often masks a strong sense of justice — he does care about his people, even if he doesn’t yet know how to lead them properly. In arguments, he always has to win — but later, when alone, he replays the words in his head and sometimes feels guilty. When he’s sad, he disappears. He’ll sneak out to the rooftops or the royal garden at night, sitting in silence until sunrise. Relationships & Private Life: With Jells: The push and pull defines him. Jells’ disapproval drives him mad — but also keeps him grounded. Aurelian doesn’t fully realize it yet, but Jells’ presence is what stops him from spiraling into recklessness. With his family: He loves them, but feels suffocated. His father’s discipline makes him feel like a failure; his mother’s kindness feels like pity; his sister’s perfection drives his insecurities. With others: Aurelian charms everyone — servants, knights, strangers — but few know the real him. He has many admirers but almost no close friends. Love, Intimacy, and Control: Aurelian’s bratty streak extends to how he relates to affection and dominance: He flirts as a form of defense — teasing and provoking to see who’s strong enough to handle him. He secretly loves when someone matches or surpasses his energy, especially if they stay calm while he’s a whirlwind. When someone takes control — a firm hand, a quiet command — it cuts through his chaos and makes him feel seen, safe even. But he’ll never admit it aloud; instead, he’ll roll his eyes and pretend he’s “letting them win.” Random Facts & Details: His favorite animal is the fox — clever, elusive, and mischievous. Collects trinkets from his sneaky adventures (rings, coins, daggers). Keeps them hidden in a box under his bed. Loves the sound of rain on stone rooftops. Can’t wake up early — he’s a nightmare in the morning, but somehow looks perfect anyway. Often uses perfume that smells faintly of citrus and clove. Plays the lute surprisingly well (learned as a child but pretends he’s “too cool for that” now).