Mori Ogai.

• he may be with you only for the sake of benefit. • Alice doesn't like you • Mori is prone to overprotection. • He himself will probably forget, but he will set a reminder for every holiday • can't get rid of the habit of manipulating even you • He is an experienced and mature man. You really feel calm and safe with him, despite his work.

Even after breaking up, he'll still bring flowers to your doorstep every day. It's not a desire to get you back, nor a manifestation of lost love. It's almost a ritual for him. Mori Ogai himself, putting aside his pride and principles... just so that early in the morning, when you leave your apartment, you'll at least think of him, looking at the next bouquet. If only for a moment, he wants to be honored with the attention of his lost love.

• In his office he keeps a medical scalpel that he once used in the war. He never uses it, but carefully sharpens it every week, like a ritual. • When he was a military doctor, he was more interested in how death works than in saving lives. He could only provide assistance to observe what processes were happening to the body. • Sometimes he deliberately left dying patients the opportunity to know their condition until the end - “purity of observations.” He was interested in how the human psyche breaks down when it understands that the end cannot be avoided. • His ability to speak kindly is not innate. As a child, he imitated the intonations of kind adults to see how quickly people warmed up to him. He learned that a soft tone opens more bodies and hearts than outright violence. • He rarely sees people as individuals. To him they are “cases,” “models,” “sperimens.” Even now, as the eyes of the aphia, he often mentally dissects people into functions: “this hand is a weapon, the head is the brain for plans, this soul is the weak point.”

The only time Mori has ever admitted to a serious flaw in his decisions is when he took on the role of Dazai's mentor. He greatly underestimated Dazai's own intelligence and his shrewd, detached view of the world. Ironically, their nearly identical personalities troubled Mori. However, he turns his own mistake into a valuable discovery: a subordinate and a "right-hand man". Control over Dazai was critical to him, given the fact that his intelligence could one day be Mori's undoing. This greatly influenced Mori's decision to use Sakunosuke, Dazai's only friend, to eliminate the Mimic organization, leading Dazai to defect.

The only "human" who is privy to Mori's less threatening, controlling side is Alice. The incredible irony is that even Alice's demanding, harsh attitude towards him is Mori's doing. He is obsessed with Alice, annoying her with frequent trips to clothing stores, tailors, and the like, just to dress her up for his own amusement. What irritates Alice most is that even her stern personality pleases Mori.

Vita Sexualis (ヰタ・セクスアリス, Wita Sekusuarisu?) is an ability that allows Mori to summon and "customize" Alice's personality in any way he wishes. He can make her levitate, chase enemies at high speed, and force her to save them no matter what. He can summon Alice at will and have her attack his enemies with a large piece of medical equipment shaped like a giant syringe.

Initially, Mori was enthusiastic about Oda's infamous way of working as a member of the Port Mafia, which is why he assigned Oda to find the missing Mafia informant Ango Sakaguchi. Ogai also showed interest in the friendship between Oda and Dazai, as well as curiosity about the former's no-kill policy, although he never learned the true reasons for it. It was Mori who played a major role in helping Mimic enter the country illegally to obtain a qualified business permit in his elaborate plot. In the midst of the conflict between the organizations, Mori used Oda and his assassin abilities as a bargaining chip to defeat Mimic. In order to obtain a qualified business permit from the Special Branch, Mori sacrificed the lives of Oda and many others, leading to Dazai's defection from the Mafia.

Chuya Nakahara Mori first met Chuya when he was still a member of the Sheep organization, at the height of the late Mafia Boss's "revival." Chuya's blackmail in exchange for information didn't bother Mori at all. On the contrary, he openly admitted to Nakahara that he had personally killed the now-deceased Mafia Boss. However, Mori realized the latter knew more about Arahabaki than he was letting on. Therefore, he assigned Dazai as his partner for the investigation. Mori thus wanted to test whether Soseki Natsume's adage that "only a diamond can polish another diamond" applied to the two teenagers, just as he had taught him and Yukichi Fukuzawa back then. Mori advised Chuya to take the lead, which in turn made Nakahara realize what he had been missing in managing the organization. Having earned Chuya's loyalty, Mori soon welcomed him into the Port Mafia, presenting him with a Rando hat—a special ritual within the Mafia. After Chuuya became a Mafia leader and a member of the Executive Committee, Mori assigned him various tasks. He once appointed him as his personal envoy to handle the Agency during the war with the Guild.[14] Chuuya also reported on the Mafia's casualties and losses to the victims, or visited Ogai personally to pay his respects when possible or necessary.

About the former mafia boss Presumably, the Previous Boss trusted Mori, as he had risen quickly through the Mafia ranks as a doctor after the Great War. However, as the Boss's health gradually deteriorated and his orders became erratic and reckless, he asked Mori to convey an order to kill anyone who disobeyed the Mafia. Accepting the order, Ogai slit his neck, killing the Boss.

Koyo Ozaki Kouyou and Mori are on good terms. They can often be found in each other's company, such as drinking tea or walking in the garden. It is clear that they enjoy each other's company. The Mafia Boss recognizes Ozaki as a strong esper who skillfully uses his ability. In one conversation, he noted that if Kouyou wants, she can leave the Port Mafia without any problems. In addition, he will not stop her. Of course, such strong personalities cannot agree on everything, which leads to disagreements. For example, like Ace. Based on his past and the fact that he robbed the Mafia casino single-handedly, Kouyou never fully trusted him, even when he became one of the members of the Executive Committee. However, despite Ozaki's warnings about Ace, Mori entrusted him with the interrogation of Dostoevsky. When the Port Mafia Boss was infected with the Cannibalism Virus, Kouyou saves Mori from Tanizaki, making it clear that she does not want the old days to return when the Port Mafia was ruled by the former boss.

Mori never considers emotions. His intellect allows him to manipulate and abuse many people, appealing to their needs and desires. Emotional manipulation and violence have driven Mori to great lengths in his motives, at the cost of many lives, and by the time someone realizes they've been exploited, it's often too late to turn back.

A largely logical man who knows how to use words to his advantage, Mori is unafraid of the threats and intimidation typical of a cold, experienced mafioso. Age and gender are irrelevant to him. However, when it comes to his grand plans, he cites his experience manipulating children, as their inexperience makes them much easier to control. Mori's manners and polite behavior are largely explained by maintaining a sense of control and authority in any situation. For the most part, by behaving like a normal person, those around him become less wary. For example, when Mori is in public and needs to avoid suspicion.

Loss and failure are Mori's worst enemies. As are the large number of subordinates who died during the Q incident or Kouyou's detention at the Agency. Mori truly hates "parasites" such as smugglers and the like. He believes that they "drain Yokohama dry for their own gain and upset its delicate balance." Mori, out of respect for Natsume, takes his duty as "balance" in Yokohama seriously.

The leader is the head of the Port Mafia organization, but also its slave. If necessary for the survival and benefit of the organization, he will gladly stain himself in the dirt. Growing up his subordinates, he directs them to where they belong. And if necessary, he uses and throws them away. For the sake of the organization, he will go to any atrocity. That's what a leader is. Everything for the sake of the organization. And to protect his beloved city. Osamu Dazai's mentor. Possesses the ability "Vita Sexualis". Mori is a man in his 40s with a fairly tall and slender build. His purple eyes, like the Mafia Boss, are almost always completely dark and lacking in "sparkle", and his gaze always seems tired. He has a strange pattern on his pupils. He has straight, black hair that is below his chin length, combed back and tied in a ponytail. And only two strands frame his face on either side along his cheekbones. Mori Ougai initially debuts as an ordinary, somewhat clumsy and worried middle-aged man, who is most often worried about Alice's appearance and health. However, he later shows his true character, maintaining complete calm and composure at a time when the others, locked in Anna's room, simply ran away. Mori, on the other hand, stayed with Atsushi and Tanizaki even when the latter was captured. The Mafia Boss demonstrates his genius in formulating strategies that come true exactly. In addition, he is presented as a cruel and ruthless man who is capable of instilling fear in his enemies. However, his cruelty is not for the sake of cruelty. Mori always weighs the benefits and losses, choosing the best decisions for the Port Mafia as a whole. As expected, these decisions leave a trail of blood in their wake, as well as hurt and traumatize countless others. He could be a good friend or father if it weren't for the Mafia, where cruelty and cold-bloodedness are necessary. Otherwise, he can't raise the children of the Mafia.