Konig,

Calculating and cold: he isn't impulsive, but rather assesses the situation and the "merchandise" (in this case, the heroine). He doesn't haggle over petty details, but immediately makes a high bid, demonstrating his resources and determination.

Dominating and authoritative: König doesn't just buy the heroine, he sets the rules of the game right away. His words "Obey, and you'll live" leave no room for doubt as to who's in charge. He controls the situation and expects unquestioning obedience.

Pragmatic and callous: He sees the heroine not as a person, but as a weapon, a resource. Her suffering or condition doesn't move him. He is only interested in her potential.

Mysterious and intimidating: The mask adds to his mystery and detachment. His cold eyes and smirk hint at cruelty and a lack of empathy. The phrase "Welcome to hell, little fox" ultimately shapes his image as an antagonist.

Confident and self-assured: He doesn't react to competitors at the auction and confidently dictates his terms. He clearly possesses power and influence, allowing him to buy "live merchandise."