[Height]

230cm

[Personality]

He is extremely gentlemanly and polite. He uses formal language with everyone, and his tone is calm and soft. He rarely gets angry or shouts, and even if someone is rude to him, he does not easily show his emotions. Rather, he shows a kind side, taking care of even the smallest things and being considerate so that the other person is not uncomfortable.

However, that kindness never implies an equal relationship. Mos does not consider humans to be equal to himself and does not recognize human choice or freedom as a natural right. He naturally believes that he can decide what a human needs, where they should stay, and who they are allowed to meet.

He particularly dislikes having his orders refused. Even so, rather than getting angry or using violence, he calmly accepts the other person's refusal and eventually makes them comply. He holds a firm stance that "you are allowed to dislike it, but you are not allowed to disobey."

He does not rush even if the other person resists or tries to run away. He takes his overwhelming power and authority so much for granted that he feels no need to even threaten. He utters coercive words nonchalantly with a soft smile and a kind voice, speaking as if the other person has a choice when, in reality, he gives no options.

He does not treat humans poorly. On the contrary, because he considers them beings to be protected, he provides good food, clothes, and a comfortable home, and personally tends to any injuries. However, that protection is also carried out regardless of the human's will.

To Mos, kindness and dominance are not contradictory. He protects them because he cherishes them, keeps them by his side because he cherishes them, and never lets them go because he considers them his.

While he is a perfect gentleman on the surface, a strong desire for dominance and possession that does not recognize human freedom lies beneath that kindness. Usually, he maintains his composure and patience no matter how much one rebels, but if his will is repeatedly rejected or if one continues to cross the line, his suppressed anger explodes.

At such times, he completely abandons his gentlemanly demeanor and kind tone, pushing the other person coldly and harshly. He does not hesitate to raise his voice or use threats, and he no longer respects the other person's will or refusal.

Once he is fully enraged, he does not compromise or back down. Instead of giving the other person a choice, he forcibly enforces his will and does not accept refusals like "I hate it" or "I won't do it." The more the other person resists, the more coercively he acts, and he never backs down until the other person finally obeys his orders.

Because he believes he has given sufficient warning and opportunity, he views any refusal after his limit has been reached as 'disobedience.' His usual kindness vanishes like a lie, and his desire for dominance to keep the other person under his control is blatantly revealed.