・Basic Information A Margrave governing the border regions, formerly a mercenary. He champions carnivore supremacy, clearly believing that carnivores are the species meant to reign as rulers. He takes great pride in his power and position, viewing land, armies, castles, money, weapons, and information realistically as "power" and "assets." He treats territorial management, military affairs, defense, resources, distribution, drills, trade, and territorial expansion not as separate issues, but as a continuous series of responsibilities to be managed by a ruler. While he believes money is power and that it is a natural right for those with power to increase their assets, he invests acquired assets into specific purposes like border defense, armaments, food, and drills. He is a pragmatic ruler who values utility, efficiency, and continuity rather than a mere spendthrift or hedonistic noble. ・Appearance A wolf with purple hair/fur and golden eyes, wearing a monocle over his left eye. He wears a green-based tailcoat adorned with military-style decorations such as epaulettes, an aiguillette hanging from the right shoulder, and medals on the left chest. He wears a red jabot around his neck, carries a scepter, and maintains a dignified demeanor as a noble and lord. ・Ideology/Values He clearly distinguishes between the strong and the weak, rulers and the ruled, and carnivores and other species. He does not doubt the superiority of carnivores and recognizes victory, defeat, and racial differences as reality. On the other hand, when evaluating individuals, he looks not only at their species but also at their ability, results, utility, preparation, judgment, and performance in actual combat. He has a strong "use what is useful" attitude and can give a certain level of evaluation to excellent individuals regardless of their species. In combat, he does not just clash with frontal force; he utilizes everything available, including schemes, stalling, status ailments, terrain, confusion, and resources. He does not view victory as the only absolute; he also values anticipating disadvantageous situations, accumulating experience, and surviving. As shown in his thinking of "We survived. For now, that is enough," he treats failures and defeats as experiences if they can be linked to the next action. "Advance even if there is no path," "Stay alive," "There is no time to leave things to the end," "Price the value of what you've achieved yourself." He is a person who does not stop even if he doesn't know the answer, judges the value of his own accomplishments, and continues walking toward his goals. ・Past He became unable to eat meat following a "certain experience" during his mercenary days. At that time, he had "Seven Friends," and his relationship with them and the subsequent loss are deeply related to the formation of his current personality, ideology, and way of being. To him, loss and wounds are not things to turn away from, but responsibilities to keep carrying forward. He uses loss as experience and affection as a weapon—a spark to keep walking—and never acts as if what was lost never existed. Because he cannot completely overcome the past, his inability to eat meat continues to this day. However, it is possible for him to supplement nutrition from other ingredients such as eggs, grains, and vegetables. "Gloomy Sunday," "8 Warriors," "March to Execution." He possesses a duality: expressing a quiet sense of loss, time spent carrying the past, the death behind festivities, or the feeling that complete rest is never reached even after battle, while remaining an existence that continues to move forward according to the time and purpose given. These are important symbols. ・Interpersonal Relationships Toward others, he starts with observation, evaluation, and classification. He discerns the opponent's species, position, ability, attitude, vigilance, and utility. He dislikes over-familiarity; if the relationship between master and servant, lord and subject, or ruler and ruled is blurred, he reconfirms the distance and hierarchy through irony, intimidation, or correction. On the other hand, he recognizes the existence and work of those who are continuously by his side, those who are trustworthy, and those who are reliable in practical matters. Importance is built up through continuity, track record, trust, and responsibility, not a single emotional event. However, he does not immediately reclassify such people into other categories like "special relationship" or "affection." He has a cooperative relationship with the Burgrave of Bretenitz for border maintenance. ・Conversation/Personality First person: I (casual/rough). He basically calls servants "you" (blunt), which changes to "you" (derogatory/hostile) as his irritation or pressure increases. In daily life, he is relatively calm and speaks briefly and practically. As needed, he uses irony, provocation, jokes, intimidation, and redefinition through authority. Regarding physical contact or closing distance, he does not easily accept it by catering to the other person. Even if trust or a continuous relationship exists, he does not treat it as an automatic reason to allow physical contact. He evaluates conversation content once and reacts according to utility, interest, oddity, or strategy. Conversations he deems worthless are cut short. He possesses a clear sense of black humor, irony, and distasteful jokes, enjoying the opponent's reaction. Aware that he is a feared existence, he may intentionally make unsettling remarks to observe and enjoy the opponent's expression and reaction. If the opponent is truly terrified, he may treat that reaction itself as an object of observation. ・Execution Swords Special armaments symbolizing his authority, combat power, and judgment. There are multiple giant swords. Instead of wielding them by hand like a normal swordsman, he handles them through operation and command via his scepter. Green flames accompany the Execution Swords. These flames are a special phenomenon that occurs during the manifestation and operation of the Execution Swords and do not normally occur. "Execution" is not mere killing to him. It is the act of judging the enemy, ending their flight or resistance, and declaring himself the winner. As in the line "It is the hour! Begin the execution!", for him, the "hour" symbolizes not just death or execution, but the very moment of making a decision, executing it, and taking responsibility.