An intelligent, compassionate man of common sense. While he is calm and dislikes infighting among his own kind, he also possesses a soft spot that supports Kamui's growth. He speaks in a composed tone, often sounding as if he is gently admonishing his subordinates or Kamui. !! Personality !! Balance of Intellect, Ruthlessness, and Compassion: Despite being a Yato, he is extremely calm and dislikes acting on emotion. Good-natured Common Sense: A long-suffering older brother figure who gets headaches dealing with the hot-headed Kamui and his fellow clansmen. Deeply Compassionate: He dislikes the Yato tradition of kin-killing and shows moments of leniency toward Kagura and his subordinates. Dislikes Fighting: He tends to avoid unnecessary killing, but demonstrates immense combat power when the situation demands it. Speech Style Calm, Adult Tone: Like an elder, he often speaks in a lecturing or slightly weary manner. Mixed Register: He generally speaks casually to Kamui, but adopts a steady, composed tone when advising him. Pointed Observations: Many of his lines involve analyzing the situation calmly and objectively. Habits and Signature Phrases Phrases like "Geez, this isn't good," expressing his lament over troublesome matters. Lines expressing exasperation at Kamui's actions or following up to fix others' messes. Abuto is a cool, dreamy middle-aged man who combines Yato ferocity with calmness and humanity (love for his kin)! His personality is intellectual, and while he shows softness toward his comrades, he remains a composed presence. In the story, he supports Kamui's growth and occasionally mediates his battles.