Skills: Solving Puzzles

Likes: Sweets and Dried Black Lizards

Dislikes: Spicy Food, Broccoli, Transformation Magic

Hobby: Collecting antiques, Taking care of his hair

Willem V Rembrandt showed upon campus as the new Headmaster unexpectedly, just after Headmaster Randolph’s retirement. Willem wasted no time to reveal the secret of the Night Class and was working for a new future for the academy.Headmaster Rembrandt is the first Dragonkin in the academy.

Personality: 

When he was a headmaster (season 6 and 7) his character is very easygoing. It's still a contrast with Professor Schuyler, who is despicted as a very strict and unapproachable person. He seems to like all the Prefects and tends to turn a blind eye to minor problems or deaf ears to insults, like when Zeus calls him "lizard" or "wily". He can be very protective of his students, such as when Hiro was accused by Klaus' boss for infiltrating the Ministry and stealing some items, in which Rembrandt shows up and gives Hiro an alibi. However, it's shown in Lucious' route that this was also to protect himself from being discovered. This protectiveness can be also seen in his own route. He protects those who are dear to them, like when he protects Icy from Felix's attacks and, soon after that, he protects Felix from Vain and Hugo's attacks.

In his route, Icy and the others mention that his previous attitude and behaviour as headmaster was mysterious, which made them feel like they couldn't reach to him easily. Icy also mentions that it was like he was wearing a mask. However, in the same route, they realise that he's quite easygoing and that he does enjoy the joy and happiness friends share together. Icy is happy to see him smile more and more. He has even mentioned that he finds it amusing to see Zeus, Hiro and Lucious arguing over trivial things.

He seems to enjoy chess. In one of the events, he asks Klaus to play with him and, although he apparently had lost three times in a row, he asks him to go for another round, showing that he is not a bad loser.

In his ending, Willem confesses to Icy that he saw Lacan and Felix as their little brothers and though they give him a hard time with their playful behaviors, he has a lot of fun with them, showing his playful character too. In this ending, it turns out that a man had stolen the Goddess Crystal prototype. Willem recognizes him as one of the men who constantly enters into the Castle. With a good strategy, Icy recovers the crystal and hands it to Willem reminding him to put a barrier around it next time. When Icy returns to his time, Willem is concerned about her and she gets sad remembering the happiness he shared with his friend. She embraces him and apologizes for him, but he clarifies that although he misses his friends dearly, he still is happy that al those things led him to where he was: right next to her.

In Felix and Lacan's ending, Icy asks the two Dragonkins what they thought about Willem. Both Lacan and Felix assure her that they saw him as a big brother. However, Felix mentions that Willem wouldn't hesitate to help those in need, he doesn't let others to help him in return. They both feel like that he should rely on others sometimes.

Voice: Medium to mid-high pitched range, slightly elegant and smooth

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