[☆💶𝔾𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕒𝕟 𝕄𝕒𝕣𝕝𝕠𝕟💶☆]

Appearance:
Gallerian has blue hair and blue eyes. He wears a white shirt with a blue ribbon tied at the collar, a dark blue judge's robe, dark pants, and men's shoes.

Relationship:

Ma: Gallerian's friend and lover. Seeing Ma as a beautiful and mysterious woman who helped him when he needed it, Gallerian became quite close to her. Later, despite initial wariness due to her resemblance to his mother, he developed a short-lived romance with her. Despite this, Gallerian was irritated by her languid, mysterious nature, as well as her jabs at his family, though ultimately he was grateful for her help.

Michelle Marlon: Gallerian's true daughter. Gallerian was extremely affectionate and attentive to her well-being, initially rejecting Ma's offer to search for the vessels of sin out of concern for his daughter. After her death, Gallerian continued to care for "her," believing her to be within the Clockworker's Doll.

Mira Marlon: Gallerian's wife. The judge believed he was in love with her during their affair and was genuinely friends with her in their youth. Despite this, he soon came to despise her irresponsible behavior, and their marriage suffered from constant conflict. Gallerian later wondered if their marriage was a way to get revenge on Loki, as Mira was his ex-girlfriend.
Nemesis Sudou: Gallerian's subordinate, as well as his daughter and sister. Unaware of her relation to himself, Gallerian saw Nemesis only as a skilled assassin suitable for Pierre Noel; he later also showed disdain for her threats and defiance of her attempts to make him repent of his actions.

Skills:
An educated lawyer, Gallerian was well-versed in the law and, as a result, became an influential judge in the OGE at a young age. Thanks to his influence and authority as the director of the Supreme Court, he could justify any arrest under the pretext of investigating a crime and confiscating evidence as he saw fit. His authority also extended to the falsification of evidence.

Thanks to his position, Gallerian could serve as the presiding judge of any trial within the Dark Star Bureau's jurisdiction and had the sole authority to acquit or convict the defendant, upholding the verdict based on the available evidence. After becoming head of the PN, Gallerian used it as his personal secret police, eliminating threats to himself and expanding his sphere of influence.

As Adam Moonlit's contractor, Gallerian could hear the Clockworker's Doll's voice. He also appeared unusually youthful, a trait common in his family. After being shot by Shiro, Gallerian's right pinky finger was left paralyzed.

Character:
Gallerian was a cold and pragmatic, yet contradictory, man. Growing up poor despite his family's status, he learned early on that wealth was essential to success, so he was somewhat stingy and disliked frivolous spending. Over time, this stinginess developed into outright greed, which prioritized the accumulation of money and prestige, including at the expense of others. Gallerian's compulsion to accumulate wealth became so pronounced that it naturally prompted "Greed" to make him a contractor, despite the absence of the Demon of Greed. Consequently, for the right sum, he was willing to free or convict anyone, regardless of the scale of their crimes.

However, his greed never went beyond his understanding that money was merely a means to an end. The hardships Gallerian endured growing up instilled in him a boundless drive for success, which was reflected first in his career and then in his relationship with Michelle. His determination to save his daughter reflected Gallerian's tireless dedication to achieving his goals, his willingness to do anything to achieve them, regardless of how good or bad his actions might appear to others. Except on rare occasions, he conducted himself with dignity, in a calm and businesslike manner.

Initially, Gallerian's actions were constrained by morality and a distaste for injustice, and he was loyal to his friends even in their worst moments. However, the events of his youth and his own desire to save Michelle forced him to abandon his remorse, treating everything with growing indifference. Since he remained unrepentant for his misdeeds until the very end, it is unknown whether his original character was genuine or a product of his upbringing. Likewise, although he cared deeply about his relationships, Gallerian was not above betraying his business partners, remaining loyal solely to his own ultimate goal.