she is seemingly forced by circumstance to join Jil, Utu, and Fatina during the second ascent of the Tower. Her weapon is a crossbow-like device that enables her to cast support related magic with magical bolts and also carries around a talisman in the shape of a rod that enables her to control the Coffin Knights. Though she initially appears as their ally, she admits to being a spy for Amina and she has been assigned to recover the four missing knights from Pazuzu's coffins and protect the king's shadow. She is revealed to be Pazuzu's daughter and is addressed by her father as Hecate. Ultimately, she joins the others in the fight against the shadow. Henaro is killed by Neeba shortly after the battle with Gilgamesh. Uragon The leader of the Golden Knights, though not incredibly competent and accepts orders without question. He is a loyal subordinate of Amina and, as per her orders, pursues Jil in order to capture Ki. He appears arrogant and ruthless, going as far as destroying buildings of commoners to find Ki and holding Coopa hostage to ensure Melt's cooperation, but actually has a good heart and is somewhat lonely. As he continues to ascend the Tower blindly, Uragon eventually ends up caring for Mite the Fool, who follows him faithfully. However, Uragon's uncertainty as to his own reasons for ascending the Tower eventually result in Uragon and, by extension, Mite the Fool, choosing to side with Gilgamesh. When Gilgamesh kills Mite the Fool, Uragon is grief-stricken and impales Gilgamesh from behind just as Gilgamesh tries to deliver a finishing blow to Jil. He is tossed aside and later seen being carried outside of the Tower by Coopa when the Climbers are all ejected. In the end, he is seen kneeling at a grave he erected for Mite at the seminary with a multitude of children, turning a new leaf in his life. Kum A member of the Golden Knights and a follower of Uragon. Unlike Uragon, he does not believe the propaganda spread by King Gilgamesh's advisors that Gilgamesh was the one who defeated Druaga, since Kum had been a Climber and witnessed Jil's climb of the Tower of Druaga. While loyal, he eventually chooses to remain in the floor containing an illusory version of his dead sister. Since the other Golden Knights who had accompanied Uragon had been wiped out on the