克拉伦斯
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Original Name:克拉伦斯 (kè lā lún sī)Gender:MasculineKind:CharacterScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:963Chapters:107
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Biodata

Feature Details
Name Kolun Clarence (克拉伦斯)
Alias(es) Kellen Clarence; Lord Clarence; Kellen Family patriarch; Imperial Marshal; Imperial general
Species/Race Human
Gender Male
Affiliation Kellen Family; Monkeli Great Empire; Human Civilization
Occupation/Role Patriarch, military general, warlord, Apocalypse-level powerhouse
Status Resurrected after being killed by the Later Saint 351 356
First Appearance Chapter 1

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Apocalypse Level 9 One of the Monkeli Great Empire’s ninety-nine Apocalypse-level powerhouses.
High-end Apocalypse Level 68 His combat power had reached the high end of the Apocalypse Level, allowing him to rival a newly promoted Apocalypse expert using a Mecha even without one.
Advanced Apocalypse-level combatant 263 His confidence in killing all seven Apocalypse-level members of the Guangling Family rose from roughly 50% to 80–90%.
Near-peak Apocalypse Level 323 He was described as extremely close to the peak of the Apocalypse Level, though still one step short.
Enhanced Apocalypse Level 268 After killing Guangling Apocalypse, he absorbed the golden crystal, a Super Civilization Treasure, and reached a new height in cultivation.
Invincible Apocalypse-level powerhouse 328 He had grown stronger again, defeating multiple Crystal Civilization Apocalypse experts and becoming Human Civilization’s battlefield pillar.
Further cultivation advancement 333 He absorbed energy from a dead Crystal Civilization Super Apocalypse and advanced his cultivation.
Peak Third Energy Level 351 He fought the Fourth Energy Level Later Saint, but was ultimately overwhelmed after his regeneration reached its limit.

Background / History

Clarence was the patriarch of the Kellen Family and an Apocalypse-level general of the Monkeli Great Empire. He returned from the battlefield to witness his sixteen-year-old second son, Sumin, unlock his Gene Lock. Clarence initially expected Sumin to become another pillar of the Empire, but the examination revealed a Gene Level of 1 and a Brain Domain Level of -3. When Sumin refused to stop obsessing over mechanical parts, Clarence stripped him of the Kellen surname and sent him to a logistics planet under Imperial law 1.

After Sumin left the family, Clarence learned that his second son’s Brain Domain Level had actually been detected as 25. He was then told that Sumin had become a skilled Mechanic, killed a Level 5 Sea Blue Star person, and piloted a Mecha to kill a Level 7 Steel Lizard. Clarence’s disappointment turned into shock, pride, and regret 67. When he believed Sumin had been eliminated by a secret Imperial plan, his rage was powerful enough to shatter nearby glass. After learning that Sumin had escaped, Clarence began searching for his whereabouts 68.

Clarence eventually reunited with Sumin and acknowledged that his son still had a home in the Empire and an Apocalypse-level father willing to protect him. Their relationship became less strained, and Sumin began addressing him as “Dad” 102 247. Clarence also helped negotiate the Empire’s acquisition of Sumin’s technological knowledge, while defending Sumin’s interests during the transaction 134 224.

During the conflict with the Beast God Civilization, Clarence infiltrated the Guangling Family estate to avenge the attack on the Kellen Family. He overwhelmed Guangling Apocalypse, destroyed his Mecha, killed him, and absorbed the golden crystal that had empowered his enemy 267 268. Later, he became Human Civilization’s strongest visible combatant during the war against the Crystal Civilization, drawing the attention of its highest-level experts 328 330.

The Empire’s Leader eventually used Clarence as bait in a plan to eliminate the Crystal Civilization’s Super Apocalypse experts. After the war, the Leader—revealed to be the Later Saint, an entity from another universe—attempted to eliminate Apocalypse’s influence by killing Clarence. Clarence rejected the Later Saint’s ideology and fought to reclaim the Empire from the impostor 349 350.

Clarence was killed in the Ruoer Starfield after a battle between his peak Third Energy Level and the Later Saint’s Fourth Energy Level. His Entropy Matter cultivation allowed him to regenerate repeatedly, but it eventually reached its limit, and the Later Saint shattered him into atoms 351. He was later resurrected through cultivation technology, with his regenerated body absorbing Entropy Matter as it formed 356.

Appearance

Clarence is depicted as a physically imposing, battle-hardened man whose presence can overwhelm other Apocalypse-level experts.

  • Sturdy, powerful physique 328
  • Can survive unaided in the vacuum, heat, and gravity of a white dwarf 93
  • Often surrounded by a black light when exerting his power 267 328
  • His aura is strong enough to frighten other Apocalypse-level beings and affect the surrounding environment 68 330
  • Fought in a Mecha forged by Mars, the Empire’s Mechanical Apocalypse 351

Personality

Clarence is stern, proud, and accustomed to commanding from the battlefield. His first reaction to Sumin’s failed Gene Lock examination was anger and disappointment, but his later discoveries forced him to confront how badly he had misjudged his son 1 67.

Despite his harshness, Clarence is deeply protective of his family. He becomes enraged when Sumin is threatened, supports Sumin’s interests in negotiations, and prepares to avenge attacks against the Kellen Family 68 102 224 267. He is also notably loyal to the Empire, having served it for more than a century and continuing to trust it even when its actions become suspicious 341 347.

Clarence is a straightforward, physically oriented fighter who relies primarily on overwhelming strength. His mechanical abilities are only described as passable compared with his exceptional physical combat talent 133. He has poor emotional perception, failing to recognize the hostility between Sumin and Suri when they reunite 247. In battle, however, he is patient and strategic, using apparent weakness and retreat to lure stronger opponents into traps 331 332.

Abilities & Skills

Physical Combat

Clarence possesses extraordinary physical strength and close-combat power, often fighting without relying on a Mecha.

  • Crushes a superheated Mechanical Battle Blade with his bare hand 267
  • Overpowers Guangling Apocalypse and destroys his S-class Mecha through repeated punches 267
  • Kills Apocalypse-level opponents with casual attacks 267
  • Destroys an entire Mechanical Fortress by clenching his hand 349
  • Can withstand a minute-long artillery barrage without visible injury 348

Entropy Matter Cultivation

Clarence cultivates through the Entropy Matter Cultivation Method, giving his body powerful regenerative properties.

  • Repeatedly regenerates after suffering devastating damage 351
  • Absorbs energy from defeated high-level opponents to advance his cultivation 333
  • His body automatically absorbs Entropy Matter during resurrection 356
  • Regeneration has a limit; prolonged damage can eventually prevent his body from returning to peak condition 351

Battlefield Strategy

Clarence combines overwhelming force with considerable combat judgment.

  • Uses a planned retreat to draw out Crystal Civilization Super Apocalypse experts 331
  • Conceals his actual condition while appearing to weaken under siege 331
  • Endures attacks from dozens of Apocalypse-level opponents while maintaining the ability to counterattack 330 331
  • Recognizes the Later Saint’s ideological contradiction and redirects his loyalty toward reclaiming the Empire 349 350

Apocalypse-Level Presence

Clarence’s aura and reputation have major effects on battlefields and political decisions.

  • His presence turns battles into one-sided victories for Human Civilization 328
  • Crystal Civilization experts regard him as Human Civilization’s strongest visible expert 328
  • His aura can shatter nearby objects and cause fear in other powerful beings 68 330
  • His strength serves as a psychological pillar for Human Civilization’s armies 328

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Mecha forged by Mars — A powerful battle Mecha that accompanied Clarence through numerous wars before being destroyed by the Later Saint 351.
  • Golden crystal — A Super Civilization Treasure taken from Guangling Apocalypse and absorbed by Clarence to increase his cultivation 268.
  • Secret treasure — Used to temporarily enhance Clarence’s power when attacked by a Crystal Civilization Super Apocalypse 331.
  • Communicator — Used to maintain contact with Sumin and discuss missions, threats, and Imperial affairs 102 134 347.

Relationships

  • Su Ming / Kolun Sumin — Second son. Clarence initially disowned him after misjudging his potential, but later became proud of him and strongly protective 1 67 102.
  • Kellen Suri — Eldest son. Clarence initially placed greater expectations on Suri, but later learned that Suri had betrayed the Kellen Family 1 272.
  • Mother Su — Wife. Clarence discusses suspicious Imperial orders and family matters with her 341 347.
  • The Empire’s Leader / Later Saint — Former leader and longtime partner in Imperial affairs. Their relationship became hostile after Clarence discovered that the Leader had been replaced by a being from another universe 349 350.
  • Oracle Owen — Trusted acquaintance with a friendly, almost brotherly relationship. Clarence seeks Owen’s help to identify the person who hijacked the Empire’s minerals 93 94.
  • Li Ke — Familiar Apocalypse-level figure with whom Clarence exchanges banter during negotiations involving Sumin’s technology 224.
  • Guangling Apocalypse — Enemy responsible for the attack on the Kellen Family. Clarence defeats and kills him during a retaliatory assault 267 268.
  • Dewei — Informant and subordinate who reports Sumin’s achievements and disappearance to Clarence 67 68.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Sumin’s Disownment

Clarence serves as the authority who rejects Sumin after his failed Gene Lock examination. His decision sends Sumin to the logistics front, indirectly beginning Sumin’s rise as a Mechanic, Mecha pilot, and major power 1.

Regret and Reconciliation

After learning of Sumin’s rapid advancement, Clarence regrets his earlier judgment. He searches for Sumin, protects him from future threats, and gradually repairs their father-son relationship 67 68 102.

Guangling Family Retaliation

Clarence becomes the central force in the Empire’s retaliation against the Guangling Family. He personally assaults their estate, defeats multiple Apocalypse-level opponents, kills Guangling Apocalypse, and claims the golden crystal 267 268.

Crystal Civilization War

Clarence functions as Human Civilization’s primary battlefield champion. His intervention overwhelms Crystal Civilization forces, while the enemy concentrates its strongest experts on eliminating him 328 330 331.

Conflict with the Later Saint

After discovering the Leader’s true identity and the Apocalypse Elimination Plan, Clarence chooses to fight for the Empire rather than accept the destruction of the Apocalypse faction. He is ultimately killed by the Later Saint but later resurrected 349 351 356.

Notable Quotes

“The Kellen Family doesn’t need a young master with such intellectual deficiencies.” 1

“You still have a home in the Empire, and an Imperial Apocalypse Level expert backing you.” 102

“If anyone dares to provoke you later, even if they are Apocalypse Level, just tell me, and I’ll blow them to bits!” 102

“The Empire is not my enemy... Later Saint is my enemy.” 350

“Now, I will fight for the Empire once more, to purge the Empire’s parasites!” 350

Trivia

  • Clarence was one of the Empire’s ninety-nine Apocalypse-level powerhouses 9.
  • His initial assessment of Sumin’s Brain Domain Level was -3, while a later measurement recorded 25 1 67.
  • He is described as an exceptional cultivator but only a mediocre Mechanic 133.
  • He can survive in a white dwarf’s environment without protective equipment 93.
  • His death is not permanent; he is later restored through resurrection technology 351 356.

Appearances

963
Total Mentions
107
Chapters Appeared
9
Avg. per Chapter