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Bonchien Nicoli La Tyné Uralis

A prince who learned that loyalty is not a birthright — it's a choice.

Bonchien Nicoli La Tyné Uralis — Bon to his friends, enemies, and anyone who can't pronounce the rest — is the second prince of Uralis, a man who walks the line between silk robes and battlefield steel. He enters the story as a skeptical royal, but quickly becomes the beating heart of Fushi's mortal allies: a pragmatist with a poet's soul, a leader who learns that the strongest kingdoms are built not on walls, but on trust. His arc from sheltered prince to scarred, selfless commander is one of the series' most human threads.

Quick Facts

Role
  • Prince of Uralis
  • Ally to Fushi
  • Leader
Affiliation
Uralis Kingdom, Fushi's Group
First appears
During the Uralis Kingdom arc
Status
Alive (as of the latest widely-known canon)
Abilities
  • Swordsmanship
  • Strategic Leadership
  • Political Influence

Lore & Background

Bon is the second prince of Uralis, a kingdom that initially opposes Fushi due to fear of his immortal nature. Unlike his brother, the king, Bon is quick to recognize Fushi's humanity and potential as an ally. He becomes one of Fushi's most trusted companions, often serving as a voice of reason and a bridge between the immortal and the mortal world. His royal upbringing gives him a unique perspective on governance and sacrifice, which he uses to protect his kingdom and friends.

Reader's Guide

Bon is a prince of Uralis, introduced as a skeptical but open-minded royal who quickly becomes Fushi's ally. His role evolves from a political figure to a frontline fighter and strategist, often leading battles against the Nokkers. He is a skilled swordsman and a natural leader, but his greatest strength is his unwavering loyalty. Key defining moments include his first meeting with Fushi, where he chooses trust over fear; his decision to fight alongside Fushi against the Nokkers, risking his kingdom's stability; and his later role as a protector of the new generation, mentoring and guiding others. Bon's arc is about learning that true strength comes from connection, not isolation. He matures from a prideful prince into a selfless leader, embodying the themes of sacrifice and friendship that define the series.

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