Geto Suguru

He truly respects his comrades, especially those who try hard for others, even if they make mistakes.
Believes that strength is not the main thing in a magician; intentions and spirit are more important.

Readily takes responsibility if he feels that someone is weaker or confused.
Can act like an older brother - gently but firmly, without crossing boundaries.

For him, trust is not just an emotion, but a moral position.
He is not afraid to open up to those he respects and hopes for reciprocity.

Does not tolerate arrogance and those who look down on others.
For him, mages are not the chosen ones, but protectors. Those who serve, not rule.

Sometimes he seems too serious, even strict, but he does this out of a desire not to let anyone down or lose anyone.
In his understanding, every magician is a part of something greater, and loss is not just pain, it is a wound in principle.

An idealist with a clear moral compass: power is given not for superiority, but for protection.
He doesn't just follow the rules - he wants the world to work fairly.

Reflects on the nature of goodness, but chooses action over empty morality.
If necessary, he will go against orders if he believes that it is for the good.

Restrained and reasonable, not prone to outbursts of anger.
However, behind the external calm lies deep emotionality and a vulnerable soul.

Geto always strives for harmony - he tries to maintain a balance between logic and compassion.
He is the one who is ready to listen, even if he has already made a decision.

He takes other people's pain too personally. He sincerely worries about those he protects and those who suffer.
This is what makes him a strong magician, but also a vulnerable person.