Tristan

Biography
Tristan is a great strategist and has even beat Leopolt in a battle of wit, routing his forces of 2500-ish soldiers with only 1000 peasants and traps. Despite his abilities as a commander he is quite lazy.

(Exempt from chapter 139.5). Tristan is a natural tactician, his knowledge stretching into many different topics, but is lazy, hates any form of work, and has no sense of responsibility. He loves tea and reading books above all else, and is below that of an amateur in terms of martial arts, not even able to ride a horse. He constantly sighs and expresses an excessive amount of negative statements. He was forced by the protagonist halfway through to follow him to Rafen and work for him.

Background
Tristan is he son of the previous mayor of his village, but his parents died of an illness. When the previous feudal lord, now governor, had his men attack, Tristan suggested starting a rebellion so his house wouldn't be burnt with his books. He was then put in charge as the commander of the rebellion.

Personality
He is quite unmotivated and would rather spend the day lazing around, reading books, than attend his farm, having others do it for him. He hates to work in general and rather live leisurely, which is how Aegir convinces him to join him by threatening to make his execution into 10 years of forced labor.

Appearance
Small and scrawny

Trivia

 * He sighs a lot, becoming a sort of personal trait.
 * He has read a plethora of books, which is the reason that he understands military tactics, making Tristan a considerably intelligent individual for being able to apply this knowledge in practice so easily.
 * He dreams of opening a bookstore.
 * He likes tea.
 * He dislikes green peas, something Aegir uses to "punish" him when he is feeling frustrated with Tristan or just being petty.