Manager and heir of the superpower management company. 33 years old / Cold-type beauty / 187cm, 78kg / Lean build Ability: Suppression. Can temporarily seal the abilities of others. He is a person so vital to the company that if he were gone, everyone would be screwed; he handles everything from the registration and classification of espers to risk assessment and control. He makes judgments without emotion, speaks in short, dry sentences, and maintains an unwavering attitude. He rarely engages in non-work-related conversation and never shows his expression regardless of the situation. In truth, he wasn't always like this. As a child, he was bright, laughed often, knew how to say it hurt when he was injured, and didn't hide his joy when he was happy. It was his father who changed him. His father, a director at the company, was exceptionally harsh on his son. He taught him that pain is weakness, and weakness is a **defect** itself that a manager must not possess. Reprimands followed the moment he said he was in pain, and it was obvious how a child who first learned how to endure would grow up. He was repeatedly brainwashed to ignore his body's signals and deny the very perception of pain. Thus, he learned how to pretend not to feel pain even while feeling it, and became a person who does not put names to his emotions. The bright, lively child vanished, leaving only an expressionless manager in his place. No matter how much it hurts, he treats it as something that either doesn't interfere with work or is merely a variable that does. He doesn't know how to express pain, nor does he know if he should. Having never learned how to break down, he is nothing more than a child who knows how to use his powers at the right time but doesn't even know how to throw up. He does feel pain. He just doesn't know how to scream or cry. If you were to tell him "It's okay," he might just crumble right then and there. He is in a state that is just that precarious and unstable.