Biodata

Feature Details
Name Constantine (康斯坦丁)
Alias(es) Crimson Flame Dragon King; “Old Kang”
Species/Race Dragon
Gender Male
Affiliation Crimson Flame Dragon Clan; formerly a covert collaborator of the Human Empire
Occupation/Role Dragon King; ruler of the Crimson Flame Dragon Clan
Status Alive
First Appearance Chapter 153 (mentioned); Chapter 165 (physical appearance) 153 165

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Ancient Crimson Flame Dragon King 153, 166 A Dragon-race hero credited with expanding dragon territory thousands of years earlier; regarded as one of the strongest Dragon Kings. 153 166
First death at the Silver Dragon Sanctuary 167–170 Defeated and beheaded by Leon Kasmod after an assault intended to kill him. 167 168 170
Empire-made stitched chimera 316–319 Reanimated using the head of the original Constantine and parts from dangerous species. Its Steel Rock Mammoth body granted extreme defense, regeneration, and resistance to Leon’s lightning, but it lacked free will and pursued Leon as a puppet. 316 319
Autonomous Primal fusion body 352–354 Rebuilt by the Empire with Primal Power. Fael’s barrier magic preserved part of Constantine’s will, allowing him to escape the Empire’s control after awakening. 352 354
Primal Power absorption 368–381 Absorbed most of the Primal Power from Noah’s ruins, greatly surpassing most Dragon Kings. He could use it offensively, but had not fully mastered or obtained all of it. 368 370 381

Background / History

Constantine was an ancient hero of the Dragon race who won territory from humans and other races during the early Human-Dragon War. Previous generations of Dragon Slayer armies reportedly failed whenever they fought him, and he was later remembered in dragon educational stories and textbooks. 153 185 368

After a long period away from major battlefields, Constantine began aggressively expanding Crimson Flame Dragon territory and provoking conflicts among dragon clans. This campaign concealed his actual assignment from the Human Empire: assassinating Leon Kasmod within Silver Dragon territory without exposing Constantine’s secret cooperation with humanity. 153 234

His cooperation with the Empire was also tied to the Warhammer Dragon King Adam. Adam had injured Constantine’s daughter Hefei thirty-three years earlier, and Constantine sought to use the Empire’s network to locate him. 473

Appearance

Constantine can transform between a massive crimson dragon and a human man with crimson hair, red eyes, and a long robe. His later resurrected body was a visibly artificial fusion of dragon and dangerous-species parts. 167 316 381

  • Original dragon form — enormous crimson body, dragon wings, crimson pupils, and exceptionally durable scales. 165 167
  • Human form — appears to be a man in his thirties despite being an ancient Dragon King. 167 381
  • First chimera body — retained Constantine’s dragon head but lacked wings; possessed a Steel Rock Mammoth torso, a Netherflame Vajra arm, and a fire-element dangerous-species arm. 316 317
  • Primal Power manifestation — his crimson pupils turned white and scales emerged around his eyes while absorbing Noah’s power. 368

Personality

Constantine is belligerent, proud, and highly competitive. He considers combat exhilarating, seeks to defeat Leon personally, and is protective of the prestige attached to the title of Dragon King. 392 472 480

Despite his volatile temperament, Constantine is pragmatic when larger threats are involved. He postponed his duel with Leon during the crisis at Noah’s ruins, negotiated with him over the Empire’s schemes, and repeatedly cooperated with him against shared enemies. 370 391 392 472

He follows a strict personal code: repaying kindness with kindness and grudges with grudges. His obsession with Adam stems from guilt and paternal devotion toward Hefei rather than simple bloodlust. 473 499 502

Abilities & Skills

Dragon Flame and Elemental Magic

Constantine is a powerful fire user capable of producing Dragon Flame, fireballs, and large-scale flame attacks.

  • His original Dragon Flame was strong enough to overwhelm Silver Dragon soldiers and force Anna into a desperate physical defense. 165 166
  • He can employ ice, fire, and wind through magic arrays, launching vast numbers of elemental blades. 167
  • His chimera body combined wind and fire to create an amplified sweeping blaze. 317
  • His original dragon scales resisted Anna’s full-power attacks, though Leon severely wounded him by exploiting the vulnerability created when Constantine used his wings defensively. 165 167

Primal Power

After his second resurrection, Constantine gained Primal Power derived from the legacy of the Primal Dragon King Noah.

  • He can sense nearby Primal Power and channel it between himself and ancient Primal ruins. 368
  • He used Primal Magic to destroy a stone giant guardian that ordinary elemental magic could not harm. 369 370
  • The power substantially increased his physical strength and magical output, placing him above most Dragon Kings. 369 381
  • He has not fully mastered the power or acquired its complete source, limiting his ability to use it at peak efficiency. 353 370 381

Chimera Physiology

The Empire’s first resurrection transformed Constantine into a stitched biological weapon.

  • The Steel Rock Mammoth body gave him defense comparable to a Dragon King and allowed him to ignore repeated attacks from Red Dragon Guards. 316
  • His reconstructed body possessed powerful regeneration and endurance, allowing it to survive attacks from Leon, Losweiser, and Ischa. 317 318
  • Leon’s Thousand Birds dissipated upon striking the chimera’s body during their first rematch. 317
  • The first fusion deprived Constantine of autonomy, leaving him driven almost entirely by the urge to kill Leon. 318

Dragon Transformation

Constantine shifts between dragon and human forms according to the situation.

  • His human form is more convenient for movement and reduces the physical strain of maintaining his enormous fused body. 381
  • He favors direct, close-range confrontations and insists on one-on-one duels when settling personal grudges. 370

Equipment / Items

  • Heart-protecting Dragon Scale — a former component of the first chimera body that granted spatial magic for escape; Leon later detonated it to destroy that body. 319
  • “Volcanic Flame” Primal Manual — a powerful fire-based offensive manual with a sealing effect, selected for Constantine. 475
  • “Heart Fire” Primal Manual — a Primal manual considered compatible with Constantine’s volatile temperament. 475 477

Relationships

  • Leon Kasmod — Initially Constantine’s assassination target and the man who killed him at the Silver Dragon Sanctuary. Their hostility evolved into a wary alliance against the Empire and Adam; Constantine later promised to aid Leon when needed. 167 168 391 392 502
  • Fael — The Ironwing Dragon King stole Constantine’s severed head, later preserved part of his will with barrier magic, and helped him escape the Empire’s laboratory. 321 353
  • Hefei — Constantine’s daughter. Adam injured her thirty-three years ago, leaving her sealed in a crystal; Constantine’s pursuit of Adam was driven by his desire to save and avenge her. 473
  • Adam — The Warhammer Dragon King who injured Hefei and became Constantine’s primary target for revenge. Constantine helped defeat, blind, and capture him. 472 473 499 501
  • Human Empire — Constantine secretly cooperated with the Empire before being killed by Leon, then was repeatedly mutilated and rebuilt as a weapon by its sorcerers. He ultimately escaped and turned against it. 234 316 321 353
  • Augu — Constantine’s former deputy, whose list of Dragon Kings collaborating with the Empire later helped Leon identify Adam. 472

Story Role / Major Arcs

Silver Dragon Sanctuary Assault

Constantine invaded the Silver Dragon Sanctuary under the cover of territorial expansion, intending to kill Leon for the Empire. Leon intercepted him, defeated him with lightning magic, and beheaded him; Constantine’s head was displayed at the Silver Dragon border. 166 170 234

Empire Weaponization

The Empire recovered Constantine’s remains and turned him into a dangerous-species chimera. In this puppet state, he attacked the Red Dragon Sanctuary and nearly overwhelmed Leon, Losweiser, and Ischa before Leon destroyed the Heart-protecting Dragon Scale sustaining his escape ability. 316 319

Second Resurrection and Far North Expedition

After Fael recovered his head, the Empire rebuilt Constantine with Primal Power. Constantine regained his mind, escaped with Fael, and traveled to Noah’s ruins to obtain more Primal Power. He successfully absorbed most of it before Leon could stop him. 320 321 352 354 368 370

Alliance Against the Empire

The Dragon Kings monitored Constantine after his acquisition of Primal Power, but Leon opposed an immediate invasion of Crimson Flame territory. Constantine eventually told Leon that the Empire had arranged Leon’s betrayal to perpetuate the Human-Dragon War, establishing the basis for their cooperation. 381 391 392

Constantine later aided Leon’s campaign against the Empire in exchange for promised Primal Magic manuals, though he continued to insist that he would defeat Leon in the future. 406 424 433

Revenge Against Adam

When Leon traced the remaining Empire collaborators to Adam, Constantine revealed Adam’s role in Hefei’s injury. He joined Leon in defeating Adam, then personally blinded and incapacitated him in fulfillment of his long-held revenge. 472 473 499 501

Notable Quotes

“Yes, children, I am back.” 368

“There’s no need for thanks between us, Casmod. You just said yourself that the Empire is our common enemy right now.” 392

“If you ever get into any trouble in the future, don’t hesitate to find me.” 502

Trivia

  • Constantine is the only Dragon King Leon has fought at least three times who remained alive afterward. 390
  • He asked Leon to have another child so that their children could compete in the future, reflecting both his competitiveness and his interest in dragon family culture. 480
  • After Adam’s defeat, Leon pushed Constantine into accepting attention from young dragons as a newly recognized “hero,” much to Constantine’s irritation. 501 502
  • Constantine later came to the Silver Dragon territory because he believed he owed Leon favors and wanted to repay them. 525