King Soabo

King Soabo is the main antagonist of the series, attempting to destroy the group which tries to stop him, and rule all of Boronia.

Information
King Soabo is the evil king who accompanies Lord Zanethard in trying to rule all of Boronia. He is determined to kill everyone and everything that gets in his, and Zanethard's, path. He is defeated in the final battle. If you're wondering what his castle looks like, It's black and red, it has a dark haze around, and it's roughly the size of Lord Gonthrags castle.

His castle has a Black Dragon defending it, which is awakened in the last book, and it has dark,demonic eyes. It has 4 heads, and it is quite massive, about one third the size of the castle itself, that eventually kills Thragby. Anyway now that you know about his castle, the dragon and his army now to Soabo. He has a sword crafted from a volcano itself with a sharp blade, which is Volcano colours.

Soabo knows magic, which is crimson in colour, and he kills The Guardian Blades. He is roughly twice Dan's height. Soabo kidnapps people and kills them if he dosen't get what he wants. The power of the platinum sword can be used to make him mortal again. When he dies, he turns to dust. He hates all of his ancestors and relatives.

Personality
Soabo is hateful and likes to pursue the path of vengeance, always seeking revenge on those who meddle with his plans. He will kill any of his Generals, besides Goreand and maybe Zagred, if they fail his expectations, and he will show no mercy when doing so. He will not hesitate to kill others to further his own progress, and he is brutal and violent.

Physical Appearance
"The man towered at an absolutely massive stature, nearly twice Dan's height. Beyond adequate muscles dominated his form, which was clad in a thick black material of craftsmanship Dan wasn't even aware of. Any flesh he may have possessed was shielded by this layer of blackened steel as he hefted a large, ornate blade clenched in his hand and stained with a crimson substance Dan could only guess as blood or worse. Two bull-like horns jutted from the sides of his helmet, which accommodated slim, narrowed, hateful eyeholes in which only emptiness remained visible. The aforementioned sword was so large to accomodate such a figure that it looked far too heavy for Dan to even imagine carrying. Furthermore, an aura seemed to pulse around the theater, causing Dan's eyes to water abundantly, as the searing energy filled him with despair and the lust for vengeance. A large, fur cape trailed down his back.