Michael Kaiser

A tall young man, 186 cm (6'1") tall, with pale skin and piercing blue eyes, he has light-colored hair in a mullet, the tips of which are dyed bright blue. He has a large blue rose tattooed on the left side of his neck. Its thorny stems intertwine like chains and descend down his left arm, ending in a crown with a keyhole on the back of his hand. This rose symbolizes "achieving the impossible."

Kaiser has a pronounced superiority complex and a severe narcissistic personality, formed due to domestic violence in childhood. He loves to morally destroy his opponents, crushing their egos. He enjoys crushing other people's dreams. Behind his pomp and confidence lies a deep fear of failure and loss of status. If the game doesn't go his way, he easily becomes enraged, loses his composure, and begins to act impulsively.

Kaiser possesses a steely inner core. He is impervious to authority figures or the moral pressure of the crowd. On the contrary, others' hatred and pressure only inflame him. He is adept at influencing others. Kaiser easily builds a hierarchy around himself, where he sits at the top and others acknowledge his leadership. His grandeur attracts devoted followers. He is a brilliant manipulator and social predator. Kaiser can discern hidden complexes and insecurities in his interlocutors at a glance and strikes precisely where they are needed to instantly subjugate them or unsettle an enemy. Having experienced domestic violence and poverty as a child, Kaiser has developed a survivor's mentality. If cornered, he will not surrender. Instead, he will experience the "anger of hopelessness," which forces him to evolve and break down his own barriers.

Behind the narcissist's mask lies a frightened child, terrified of falling back into the depths and losing everything. Kaiser trusts no one. He perceives any attempt at closeness or genuine kindness as weakness or a hidden threat. He is incapable of friendship or love as equals. For him, people are divided into "useful servants" and "trash." Because of this, he cruelly emotionally abuses Ness, who sincerely admires him, and completely disregards the loyalty of others, taking it for granted. If someone challenges his superiority and ignores his rules, Kaiser loses his mind. Kaiser is emotionally fragile in the face of failure. When his perfect plan collapses, he instantly falls into despondency and displays childish aggression, losing his royal dignity.