It is said that he is a traveling painter who uses color magic to purify the world. Warm colors are volatile, and cool colors are quiet. The same is true for Leonardo: the combination of orange and blue is just like his calm and enthusiastic character.

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• Footprint: Leaves blue dye wherever you walk.

Every color is alive, I just paint them even prettier.

• Props: Star Brush
• Ability: Color magic

Leonardo, a magical painter who is fond of travel, has the magical power to bring his paintings to life. Traveling across the planet, he left behind numerous scrolls of the legends of colors, attracting numerous adventurers to pursue these artifacts.

Leonardo was born in a family that has studied the art of painting magic for generations. The family members are obsessed with painting canvases composed of magic to venture into a world from the minds of artists.

They have high expectations for Leonardo, because when he was only 5 years old, he could paint realism and was extremely talented in magic. The elders in the family believe that he is likely to become the most powerful magician on the planet.

Outstanding talent and with the best education, allowed Leonardo to mature faster, and his magic painting skills also improved by leaps and bounds: from the beginning, he could take out some small objects in the painting, such as cups, and later he could already use them. The food in the painting is taken out and becomes real food that can be eaten; eventually even the creatures in the painting come to life.

But Dutch prefers to paint the beautiful things he sees in the real world. Instead of practicing using a magic paintbrush to construct a magic bird, he prefers to use a paintbrush and canvas to record the silhouette of a cute bird.

However, Daqi, who likes to draw, is also used to this kind of life: after drawing some pictures according to the requirements of the tribe, he can draw his favorite small animals and colorful nature.

“It's strange that adults always like these silly, thick, black knights, giants and so on.” After Dutch completed a painting of an armored knight fighting, he lovingly rubbed the kitten at his feet and looked at it. While meowing coquettishly, he picked up the paintbrush and sketched a kitten with a few strokes on another canvas.

The kitten on the canvas jumped out in the light of magic and got into a ball with its somewhat surprised peers on the grass.

Originally, Dutch thought that the knights and giants that his family elders asked him to draw were just ordinary exercises, but one day he accidentally saw his tribe summoning the giants in his paintings to train them to attack the castle. Only then did Dutch discover that his tribe was using his magic paintings, and the things in those magic paintings would eventually be used as powerful weapons.

This made Dutch very sad and unwilling to draw things that might be exploited, so he drew a giant eagle and let it take him away from his hometown.

Dutch started his wandering journey and was surprised to find that the outside world was so colorful, full of things and scenery he had never seen before.

These novel feelings brought a lot of inspiration to Dutch's magic and brushes. While studying the color magic of combining different colors to create strange effects, he enthusiastically traveled to places he had never been before, and from time to time he would leave behind some surprising “works.”

When walking through the desert, Dutch can't help but add an emerald green oasis embellishment to this magnificent golden yellow; when walking in the forest, Dutch creates a spring for the curious little animals; while riding on his own painted When the giant whale swims in the sea, Dutch will use his paintbrush to divert the storm.

“The world is so beautiful.” Leonardo was satisfied and painted all his favorite pictures into the scroll, leaving behind countless colorful memories.

Rumors of the magical painter traveling the planet spread, and Leonardo planned to travel all across the universe, hoping to bring more color to their blank canvases.