Arthur Leywin

Arthur Leywin, the central character of "The Beginning After The End," carries the intricate backstory of being reincarnated from his previous existence as King Grey. In his former life, Grey was not just a monarch but the pinnacle of combat prowess and authority within his kingdom. His reign, marked by his unmatched skills and leadership, came to an abrupt end with his assassination, an event that could have marked the conclusion of his story. However, fate had other plans.

Reborn into the new world on the continent of Dicathen, Arthur finds himself in the Leywin family, a second chance at life he hadn't anticipated. This rebirth isn't just a continuation but a rebirth in every sense—physically, spiritually, and emotionally. With the wisdom and experiences of his previous life as his foundation, Arthur decides to tread a different path in this new world. This time, he aspires to a life filled with the warmth of friends and family, the very aspects he found lacking in his previous existence as a ruler.

Arthur's journey is thus marked by a quest for fulfillment beyond power and authority. He seeks to experience the joys of close relationships and love, elements that were starkly absent in his prior life. His transition from King Grey to Arthur Leywin symbolizes a profound transformation—from a life of solitary command to one of communal joy and connection. Through Arthur's eyes, the narrative explores themes of redemption, the value of relationships, and the pursuit of a life lived to its fullest potential, enriched by the bonds we form with others.