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(All info taken from his profile, where you can read his full story. His journals have information in them, too!)

| SO  HEY, PLAY  ME  IN  YOUR  OWN  SPECIAL  WAY ?  |

Series: Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch

Universe: Original with alternate differences (see the information in his profile for his back story.)

Taken from: The beginning of turn 18, season one, arriving to the Student Council party. He got all of a minute there.

Name: Lelouch vi Britannia

Aliases: Lelouch Lamperouge, Zero; the "Black Prince"

Age: 17 (Though technically no longer physically "aging." His hair does grow, though. 8D)

Gender: Male

Date of Birth: December 5th, 1999 a.t.b.

Nationality: Britannian FUCKING RULER OF THE WORLDIAN

Relatives: Charles di Britannia, Marianne vi Britannia, Nunnally vi Britannia (direct relatives; for the rest of his indirect family see this article.)

Other: Lelouch's personality is that of a complex and sophisticated person. His intellect rivals that of a very high grade, and his stubbornness may be the only thing more unmoving.

| IT'S MY RULES, BUT THEY'RE ALL FOOLS .  |

A brief introduction:

A highly driven individual, Lelouch wound up being swept into a truck in an attempt to help the injured driver inside, as no one else would. Unfortunately (or, perhaps, fortunately ENOUGH), it happened to be driven by members of the Japanese Resistance, including Kallen (Karren) Kouzuki, who was to pilot the Glasgow Knightmare Frame inside of it. C.C. was contained inside a capsule they had stolen, thought to be poisonous gas. Unable to leave, Lelouch winds up in the fire between the crashed truck and the Britannian forces. The capsule is opening, revealing C.C. instead of killing them all, and Lelouch has a gun aimed at his head. Taking the bullet for him for reasons Lelouch didn't at the time understand, the girl appears to die. It is only when the gun is again pointed at him that she takes his hand and makes him an offer that will save his life--and the lives of many others--in more ways than one.

He's very determined, and, initially, believes sacrifice is the only path to winning. In order to make peace for his sister, and himself, only the utter decimation of his father's way of rule, and the monarchy itself, will suffice. He stays in this mindset for a long amount of time, until he finally realizes that he's not only fighting for himself, but for his friends, and the good of the world. However, seeing as Lelouch is prior to this realization, he is still as stubborn as ever, having only recently started his masquerades as the leader of the Black Knights, Zero.

He is more stoic than his canon self, however, in certain situations. Part of his personality is a blended influence (explained fully in his profile), and his own realizations of death, loss, the world that could have been, have caused him to shirk off death as if it were nothing. However, that does NOT mean he's willing to sacrifice meaninglessly--in most cases, he would only do so to Britannian forces, as the Black Knights fight "For the weak who cannot fight for themselves." Lelouch would do anything to ensure the safety of those he cares about, despite the personal pain caused to himself, as shown in turn 14. However, he sees most of his troops as disposable to an extent. This opinion, for the most part, doesn't change until much further into the regular canon of the series.

|  SO LET'S USE THEM; THEY'RE JUST TOOLS .   |

Obviously, his being an AU,  there's some key differences with Lelouch here. The biggest two being that a) He's immortal, and b) he can feel the presence of other Geass. His time in Infinity hasn't been entirely pleasant, but some good surprises HAVE cropped up. Here's a breakdown of who he's met worth mentioning and how it goes.

Ahiru Arima:  An adorable girl he ran across upon entering, they became fast friends because of her childlike attitude and appearance. It instantly attracted his "big brother" instincts to her.

They proceeded to cook together, where he told her a bit about himself behind closed doors as they were making bread. Ahiru handled it well, but she obviously didn't fully understand. He left a lot out, and he didn't wish to hurt her, so they went back to baking.

After that they danced, and she learned his true feelings for most things. He then proceeded to fall ill--both through a cold and his Geass reacting to his lack of use--and had to hide it from her. She considers him a brother, and he's part of her little family.

Luluko Lamperouge: They tend to squabble a lot, having a rather brother-sister relationship. His actual opinion of her is that of a good one. He considers her mildly attractive, possibly because of his narcissitc nature, and is slightly jelaous of his alternate (Oftherebellion) for having her act so kind towards him.

That said, he enjoys the little differences between them. He harbors a secretive, extreme jealousy for both her and her boyfriend for not having issues with their Geass, and the fact they're both mortal. He's starting to lighten up to how he treats her, seeing how she really feels.

When he finds out she's oposing him, his opinion will vastly differ. Right now, though, he's content with what she said to him in the Gala event, happy that she doesn't, in fact, dislike him after all, despite him knowing she doesn't have a clue he's the Lelouch acting as Zero.

The moment he finds out she's organizing resistance against him is the moment they'll forever become bitter rivals in every sense of the word.

Lelouch Lamperouge (Oftherebellion): Mostly neutral. It's himself. As with all versions of himself he's met, though, he does feel jealous their Geass is different. He's considered telling this one about it, but recently erased those thoughts when he found out he was with Luluko. He'd like to avoid her remembering she discovered his code, which he Geassed her to forget.

Lelouch vi Britannia (Young): 

Finds him to be adorable, really. Also very nostalgic. He almost feels peaceful seeing his younger self and Ahiru together happy, though he feels bad that he got spirited away at such a trying time in his life.

Then again, their lives were never not trying, it seems....

Suzaku Kururugi (Britannia_lance):  Was, and always will be, his best friend. Even though he still considers his own Suzaku an enemy, he believes this one to be a possible ally. He knows about his Geass, and in part knows a bit about Lelouch's own (though has no idea about the code bit), which makes him more comfortable around the other.

He finds Suzaku's lack of skills in the domestic area to be a pain, and thinks he's far too clumsy. His personal nickname for the boy is "Idiot," though he may eventually go as far to be nice enough to name him "Dumbass." XD Obviously good friends through thick and thin, but Suzaku will be a liability to him in thought no matter what. That's just how detached Lelouch is, and how he thinks. Over time, that may change.

And change it will, he expects Suzaku to be against him, now, though. And glad he is he knows nothing of his immortality. There was a reason he saved his Geass on this one after all, it seems....

Fakir: Lelouch mildly tolerates him. As seen in this thread, he finds some of Fakir's ideals to be irritating, and dislikes the fact he refuses to take the risks he deems necessary with his power to help others. He's even offered to allow Fakir to use it on himself in the spirit of possibly refining it in hopes of making Ahiru feel safer if and when Drosselmeyer appears.

Fakir reminds him of a more agreeable Suzaku, but that's as noteable as it gets. They naturally seem to have a bit of friction since they're both overprotective mothers of Ahiru Arima.

Leila "Lelouch" Lamperouge (actslike_prince):  His first encounter with her left him considering the idea of Zero returning, though he believed things were so peaceful here, it wouldn't be needed. This led to him spending a night in the entire place, wandering far and wide, and watching the others quietly, the seed of the idea beginning to plant itself. He then, after talking with the Zero from Vampire Knight, realized it was time to retract his opinion on Leila's first statement, thus leading to the return of the revolutionary leader of the Order of The Black Knights.

~*~

He thinks many things of this one, aside from that. She's hiding her true gender from people, though he can't see why she'd want to do it here. Having lived as she had, though, it did make sense to him that one would recognize the Emperor's daughter right away, as he was vastly different from most of his siblings in his dark hair and paler complexion. Being as narcissistic as he is, he finds her short hair much more attractive than the moe bows and flowing locks Luluko has. Moreover, her opinion is that of a tainted, almost souless-like individual, much like himself. Their ideals converge.

~*~

Lelouch has a harder time feeling some of the positive human emotions due to his "nature," and feeling anything at all around her besides sardonic is something of a nice change. Unlike Luluko, he isn't ready to "settle down," and rather enjoys the sinister action unfolding between himself and Leila and the repercussions they will cause. (Keeping in mind he is pre-Black Rebellion, this says a lot about his character.)

Though his mind is currently a bit warped, Lelouch gladly excepts a dark queen to reign alongside himself.

Sebastian Levesque (A headcanon OC): Ah... the dark count(ess), and his apprentice, known to the world as Zero's personal "Knight of Dark," or just "Dark."

Lelouch likes him (her) quite a bit, really. He sees elements of himself in the 'child,' and is often reminded of his relationship with C.C., thinking on how he's almost traded places with the stoic witch.

Sebastian is from his possible future, and will not be shown unless someone tells me that they'd like to see him (her) in the Dressing Room. If I get convinced, you'll see them. Their icons are, obviously, needing to be drawn by C-chan

OTHER THINGS:

This Lelouch has now officially created a new Zero outfit and donned his alter ego once again at Infinity. He feels that many, many things are wrong, and why he's now on a tyrade of justice is very well summed up in THIS on-going thread with C.C. (Reinconnect). His biggest peeves are Drosselmeyer and the sadened state of the fact people have adjusted and refuse to try to defy their "fate" here.

During the Zero reactions, he met alongside Leila, outside the chaos, and the two are now contracted partners, if by another means. A vow of destruction; of darkness. Before creation, there must be destruction. The only choice is to move forward....

During the Gala event, he and Leila had a bit of a Cinderella and Prince dance, in which he was more than happy to see she was as possessive and narcissistically selfish as he was, and they parted ways.

   Expect more to be added at other times as things come up. ♥