Achilles

and a Greek hero and demigod in Shiniki in Campioness.

Summary
Achilles was the strongest of the Greek heroes in the Trojan War, but died before the end of the war.

Personality
Achilles was eloquent, arrogant and also very vindictive and ferocious. Achilles was sadistic as the way he tortured and amused himself by destroying his body and displaying it before the walls of Troy. He also greatly valued his friendship with, his death made Achilles inconsolable. The agony of that loss caused Achilles to be half-crazed and fiercely enraged him.

Appearance
Achilles has tall and muscular body of a warrior, clad in bronze armor and helm, with a long sword that was hanging from his waist.

History
During the beginning of the Trojan War, Achilles was boycotting from going to battle because he felt the reward wasn’t enough. But his best friend that departed to the front as his substitute died in battle and Achilles was enraged. From there he let his anger controlled him and rampaged. He brought the war situation to the brink of the Greek’s victory by himself. In the end he was killed by Paris with an arrow reaching his vulnerable heel, his ship cremated by the arrows of Apollo.

Light Novel
Shiniki no Campioness Volume 1: made his first official appearance.

Powers & Abilities
Originally Achilles should have an immortal trait. Right after he was born, his mother Tethys dipped Achilles into the River Styx in the realm of the dead, changing his body into an immortal body. But, at that time his mother was holding on his ankle so, that spot is his only weak spot. He was the strongest of the Greeks who attacked Troy, his strength could oppose a God or Godslayer. His almost invincible body and divine weapons made by Hephaestus assured him the title of the best of the Greeks. His nickname Achilles the Swift was due to his out of the norm speed even if he wore the armor. As a son of a goddess of the sea, he has some control over water authoritys.

Weapons:
He wore armor, sword, spear and shield made by the blacksmith god Hephaestus, his shield could endure the arrows of Apollo that held the power of the sun.