So far, the two other heroes chosen by the gods whom Kahn had encountered were quite the characters, based on his personal experience.
The Hero of Fire proved to be a ruthless and narcissistic psychopath. It seemed that the lives of everyone around him held no value whatsoever. His actions and demeanor reflected a complete disregard for the well-being of others.
On the other hand, the Hero of Life displayed a complete lack of manners and consideration towards anyone, even when the whole world was watching. He appeared to place no importance on anyone or anything beyond himself, exhibiting a self-centeredness that was difficult to ignore.
However, in his guise as Atreus, Kahn finally encountered the Hero of Nature.
To his surprise, this hero made a conscious decision to fight for the people, despite not having any obligation to do so. Rather than fleeing to preserve his own life, he valiantly battled until the bitter end, pouring every ounce of his being into the fight.
