| rdfs:comment | - Balbera is a prince, the eldest son of King Viknen of Babylon. Being the eldest, Balbera is haughty and proud, and boasts very often, although he has never truly defeated a real swordsman in battle by himself. Balbera does have one thing to boast about, though, but he never does - Ormazd himself has spoken to Balbera during one night, telling him to accompany his father on a trek to Europe. Balbera takes this in mind and follows the King, but falls overboard during the night on the ship. He is saved by Zarik and The Prince who find the 17-year-old unconscious in the waters.
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| abstract | - Balbera is a prince, the eldest son of King Viknen of Babylon. Being the eldest, Balbera is haughty and proud, and boasts very often, although he has never truly defeated a real swordsman in battle by himself. Balbera does have one thing to boast about, though, but he never does - Ormazd himself has spoken to Balbera during one night, telling him to accompany his father on a trek to Europe. Balbera takes this in mind and follows the King, but falls overboard during the night on the ship. He is saved by Zarik and The Prince who find the 17-year-old unconscious in the waters. Balbera rests and finds himself inside the lower decks. He comes up to the deck to find The Prince and Zarik in another sword fight. Balbera, foolisly thinking that The Prince was a pirate, tackles the vagabond to the deck. The Prince dodges out of the way, and pins Balbera by his throat against the cabin walls, telling him to never do that again. The Prince and Zarik ask Balbera who he is, but Balbera boasts and claims that he is the son of the skilled swordsman, Vizar Gundam, who is the general of King Viknen's army, and that Vizar has trained him to be the greatest swordsman in Persia. The Prince then challenges Balbera to a dual, and Balbera loses, making The Prince question who he really is. Balbera later asks if he could accompany The Prince on his trek, seeing as now he has nowhere to go. The Prince lets him come. During the trip, Balbera questions himself and his actions over the time.
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