Legis Wilde was the legendary Bounty Hunter from the Wilderness and former General of the Haros Justice Army.
Background[]
Legis was said to be one of the greatest Bounty Hunters to have ever existed. He had the power of the Blue Flame, an ability hereditary to his lineage that he had passed down to his children. At some point in time in the past, Legis left for the world of Aernas and never returned to the Underworld, essentially abandoning Rufus and earning the boy's intense hatred. This event also fostered a deep-seated desire within Rufus to surpass him in terms of ability.
It was later revealed that Legis met the human reincarnation of his wife in Aernas and sired a second son with her, Lass, supposedly disappearing soon after he was born. He was last seen in the illusions of his past life stored in the Tower of Memories, protecting his new family from his former partner—Tristan.
Story[]
Berkas' Lair[]
As Berkas noticed the Bounty Hunter among the Grand Chase who were aiding Guild Manager Bestair in taking him down, the Dragon taunted Rufus about how the son of Legis crawled up his way from the end of the Underworld only to arrive upon his fortress.
In the sequel[]
Act 19.1: To the Abyss[]
Randy taunted Rufus by mocking Legis, where he mentioned that his father was unsatisfied with the Underworld's sovereign power and that the Bounty Hunter placed too much passion on something unnecessary.
Epilogue 5.7: Contract Terminated[]
As Kyle stated that justice would always win, Rufus recalled what Legis had said to him in the past to just think of it as the right thing to do.
Act 20.6: Man of Underworld King[]
When Marcus kept doubting Rufus, Russell defended the Bounty Hunter from his allegations saying that there was no way he would be a traitor since he was the son of Legis.
Act 20.7: Tail After Tail[]
Eva became very annoyed about the temporary General having too much faith in Rufus and went on to say that the boy was disgracing Legis.
Act 21.8: Shoulder of Helpless Leader[]
Saddened that Rufus could not trust Tristan anymore, Russell expressed missing Legis and felt that he was not fit to be their General.
Act 21.9: Lost Person[]
Rufus asked Marcus if he truly wanted the revolution but the commander reckoned that General Legis would have done the same thing. Afterward, he criticized the city people for treating their leader as a fugitive who could no longer set foot in the Underworld again. When Marcus claimed that Heitaros took their most "wanted" person, Rufus argued that it was not just them and there was another person who also lost him.
In the end, Marcus realized that he was tricked by Tristan and was baffled at how a friend of General Legis from when they were Bounty Hunters could do that. Then, Oz revealed that Heitaros was looking for a key that was taken a long time ago by these two Haros, adding that it was made from the core of Ancient Demons.
Act 22.6: Shoot the Commander![]
When Rufus suspected that he was trying to control them to follow his plan, Tristan professed it was just a pure kindness to his friend's sons, noticing the same Blue Flame in Lass that his father Legis had. As Rufus insinuated that he was not Legis' son since he did not have the blue flames whereas Lass denied he even had a father, the Bounty Hunter figured the brothers were still awkward to each other.
Act 22.7: To the Tower of Memories[]
Ley asked the sons of Legis about their familial relationship. However, both of them claimed that they did not know anything with Lass saying that he had never seen his father's face while Rufus expressed his disinterest in what Legis was even up to in the first place.
Epilogue 6.1: Swaying Ambition[]
In a flashback, Oz caught Legis and Tristan sneaking to his research lab but he let it pass and moved on to talk about work. When they found out that the doctor's request was for them to stop the Demon God's scheme, the two Bounty Hunters ended up in an argument with Tristan not wanting to be involved with such things. Despite all his protests, Legis still took the request and asked Oz to keep sharing more information with them.
Epilogue 6.2: Illusion of Memory[]
Going further into the Tower of Memories, the Grand Chase saw the illusions of Melanie and Legis whom she finally got to see as of the event shown in this memory.
Epilogue 6.3: Tower Manager[]
As Hwarin had taken a look at Legis' entry records, another memory of Melanie who was by then a human manifested itself to the Grand Chase, shifting onto the falling-out between Legis and Tristan due to the Haros Justice Army's purpose and that the latter felt like his friend was being distrustful of him by hiding the Ancient Demons' core. Tristan provoked Legis that Melanie should thank him for resurrecting her and that his son was paying the debt for it. After threatening to harm his new family, Legis realized the partner he used to know was gone a long time ago, proposing that they die together instead.
When the illusion was over, Tristan appeared out of nowhere and assaulted Harpe, expressing his dismay over how it took him a long time to connect Legis' memories only for the useless ones to get restored.
Epilogue 6.4: Ruler's Rights[]
Unapologetically, Tristan admitted that being a representative of the people in the Wilderness through the revolution was all deception and that betraying Legis meant he could use everyone for his plans as well.
Epilogue 6.6: Casted Shadow of Greed[]
Rufus demanded Nelia to hand over the Bounty Hunter but the Demon Queen denied his request, commenting that her comrade raised a tiger to which Tristan mentioned that he was the son of Legis.
As the war between Heitaros and the Ancient Demons came to a close, Tristan claimed that he had secured the Creator's strength buried in the Tower of Memories but shortly after, the power he had acquired became unstable realizing that it was a trap set up by Legis himself.
Epilogue 6.7: Crazy Envoy[]
The Queen of the Underworld, Myung Hwarin, called for everyone to cheer and honor the name of the person who made the first resistance, General Legis Wilde of the Haros Justice Army.
Trivia[]
- In EP 1: Burns and Gets Up of Lass' Likability, it is implied that the person who visited the young Lass in the Nightmare Circus may have been responsible for awakening his power of the Blue Flame—which was initially believed to be Legis.
- However, entry records found in the Tower of Memories showed that the Bounty Hunter was long gone before Lass would have been taken by the Nightmare Circus, proving it was neither him who had woken the Blue Flame nor was it Rufus who had only known about Lass after being transported into the Wizard's Labyrinth.
- It is said that Hwarin first learned how people in the Wilderness lived when Legis guided her.
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