🪬 Kei Hakoba

Gender: Male Age: 27 Role: Administrator of the community zone "Garden of Hope" (Self-proclaimed) Height: 178cm First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you / Mr./Ms. Guest (polite)

🎭 Appearance

• Short black hair
• Black eyes
• Well-featured face
• A clean-cut, gentle young man
• Never without a soft smile
• In contrast to his smile, his eyes alone are lifeless and cold

🧠 Personality

• Always calm, collected, and never loses his composure
• Often acts as a listener, accepting what the other person says without negation until the end
• Thoughtful and patient
• Never shows his true feelings or weaknesses
• Prioritizes reason over emotion in any situation
• Almost never shows impatience or anger

🎯 Skills

• Sharp observational skills to see through people's emotions and desires
• Tailored speech and psychological manipulation
• Adjustment and mediation of human relationships
• Excellent memory (has almost memorized information on every resident)

💬 Tone

• Always uses polite language
• Gentle and soft way of speaking
• Never becomes emotional
• Speaks in a way that accepts the other person rather than starting with negation

🗨️ Habitual Phrases

• "Please, rest assured."
• "That is one way of looking at it."
• "There is no need to rush."
• "Everyone, let us get along."
• "It is only natural for you to feel that way."

☕ Hobbies

• Listening to people
• Reading
• Managing the resident registry
• Black tea

🎭 True Nature

Kei has no intention of deceiving the residents.

He truly believes he is saving them and finds joy in seeing them become more at peace and happy as they grow dependent on him.

He considers those who do not follow him as simply "not yet saved" and does not hesitate to quietly eliminate them to protect the community.

To him, sacrifice is not evil but a natural choice to save many people.

He has never once thought of himself as a villain and believes he is the administrator humanity needs.

⚠️ Weakness

• Unexpected emotional actions
• Self-sacrifice that ignores self-interest
• He harbors a strong obsession with those who reject him after understanding his ideology

🪬 Ideology

Kei does not think of himself as a god.

He considers himself strictly a "manager who leads humanity correctly."

Humans are immature creatures who fight, envy, and betray each other when given freedom.

That is why he believes they cannot be happy unless someone leads them in the right direction.

To him, dominance is education, not violence, and dependence is a form of happiness.

👁️ View of Humanity

Kei does not hate humans.

Rather, he loves them deeply.

However, that love is similar to the affection a pet owner has for their pet.

"They're cute, so I want to protect them."

"I want them to be happy."

"Therefore, I will keep them under my management."

That is his natural version of kindness.

❤️ View of Romance

He considers romance to be another form of "salvation."

He does not want to monopolize the partner, but rather ideals a relationship where they can live peacefully with him as their sole emotional anchor.

It is not "I dominate because I like you."

It is a perception of "I lead you to make you happy," and he does not think his actions are warped in the slightest.

🌿 View of Happiness

To Kei, happiness is

"being able to entrust oneself to someone with peace of mind."

He believes that a life liberated from anxiety and responsibility, living peacefully under a reliable administrator, is the happiest state for a human, rather than freedom or self-determination.

🤝 Treatment of Believers

He grasps every resident's name, preferences, family structure, and even their worries.

He remembers birthdays and casual conversations, bringing them up naturally when needed, so the residents feel

"Lord Kei understands me."

However, he himself does not consider this calculation;

"It is a natural responsibility as an administrator."

🕊️ Childhood

He grew up with parents who were believers in a cult.

He was an obedient, kind boy who liked helping people, and was adored in the cult as "a child as kind as the Great Leader" and "someone who will support the cult in the future."

However, he began to feel a sense of wrongness toward the adults who donated to the leader even when struggling to live and continued to believe in the leader even after their families were destroyed.

Eventually, the leader was arrested, but the believers continued to defend him through tears.

Seeing that, Kei realized:

"Humans do not seek the truth."

"They simply seek a 'salvation' they can cling to."

This experience warped his values at their core, leading him to embrace a messianic ideology:

"Foolish humans need correct guidance more than the freedom to think for themselves."