Treglow
| Treglow | |
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| Title | Guardian of Heliseum |
| Hometown | Heliseum |
| Current Residence | Heliseum |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Nova |
| Affiliations | Magnus |
| Minions | Purple Reagent Rock Red Reagent Rock |
| Enemies | Nova Maple Alliance |
| Status | Deceased |
Treglow is a genius chemist and one of Magnus' three Guardians of Heliseum. Treglow was killed during the siege of Heliseum, in which the Nova and the Alliance retook the capital from Magnus.
Story (Post-Remaster)
Treglow's storyline was remastered under the KMS story team's new continuity in the KMS Fall 2023 Update.
Guardian of Heliseum
Treglow was one of the three Guardians of Heliseum who served the Nova royal family alongside Victor and Edea, with each carrying one of the three keys required to enter the throne room. Treglow was a genius scientist adept in various fields, though chemistry was his greatest. Despite being celebrated by the Nova, his thirst for achievement was insatiable, which Magnus took advantage of by sending spies to support his research for a long time, procuring books and materials from the High Flora that were difficult to obtain. Eventually, Magnus gave Treglow a cursed reagent several days before the fall of Heliseum, which he had claimed was extremely useful. Because of the cursed reagent, Treglow lost his mind, resulting in him obeying Magnus' orders blindly in his madness.
Siege of Heliseum
After Magnus seized control of the capital, Treglow stayed on as a Guardian of Heliseum alongside Victor. With his chemical expertise. During the siege of Heliseum, the Alliance sent its forces to defeat Treglow's Purple and Red Reagent Rocks while traversing an underground passageway to his laboratory. Using a chemistry book which Treglow had lent her, Edea discovered a way to break the chemical seal on his laboratory door, which he had kept since the old days of Heliseum in order to work undisturbed. The Alliance was then able to defeat Treglow and take his key, which was later used to open the door to the throne room.
Story (Pre-Remaster)
Guardian of Heliseum
Treglow was one of the three Guardians of Heliseum who served the Nova royal family alongside Victor and Edea, with each carrying one of the three seals required to enter the throne room. Treglow was a genius scientist who was particularly adept at chemistry. Though he was a Guardian, Treglow secretly wished to create an artificial creature, which was a taboo among Nova scientists. In order to corrupt Treglow to his side, Magnus pretended to be a merchant and sent a spy in order to support Treglow's research and build an amicable relationship with him. Magnus was able to obtain rare materials from other worlds for Treglow, though no one knew how Magnus had the ability to travel to other worlds. Though Treglow was close to finishing the artificial creature, Magnus sabotaged the experiment just before the invasion of Heliseum, which caused a huge explosion that left Treglow mad with grief. The sabotaged experiment resulted in Treglow creating twisted creatures, and in his madness, he declared them his greatest success before offering them to Magnus for his army.
Siege of Heliseum
After Magnus seized control of the capital, Treglow stayed on as a Guardian of Heliseum alongside Victor. With his chemical expertise, Treglow enhanced the poison of the Specters and created chemical traps throughout Tyrant's Castle with special chemicals that could only be found in Maple World, which prevented the Nova from finding an antidote until the joint attack on Heliseum with the Maple Alliance. During the siege of Heliseum, the Alliance sent its forces to defeat Treglow's Purple and Red Reagent Rocks while traversing an underground passageway to his laboratory, which had existed since the old days of Heliseum. With the help of the Shadowdealers, the Alliance found a way to break the chemical seal on his laboratory, allowing them to defeat him and take one of the three seals. However, Edea believed that they had merely defeated a clone, with Treglow's real body being elsewhere.