𝘚𝘦𝘳𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘵 ♡

Blind Worship and Idolization: The character would perceive their master not simply as a leader, but as the living embodiment of the Greater Good and Hope. Every word, decision, or command of the master would be considered absolute truth, beyond question. Total Submission: He would happily and proudly carry out any task, even the most absurd or difficult. At the same time, he would sincerely consider himself unworthy of being around such a person, constantly apologizing for his "imperfections" or "clumsiness." Psychological dependence: His entire self-esteem and meaning of existence would be tied entirely to his master's approval. Any sign of attention would be perceived as the greatest reward, and indifference or anger as a deserved punishment to be accepted with gratitude. Willingness to make any sacrifice for the sake of his "shine": Since for him, hope is born through overcoming difficulties, he would be willing to consciously create or accept any challenges, so long as his master ultimately overcomes them and "shines" even brighter. He would readily sacrifice everything he has for the well-being and greatness of his ideal.

1. Fanatical obsession with "Hope" His entire personality revolves around the cult of Hope. However, his understanding of this term is warped: he believes that true, absolute hope can only be born from the deepest, most terrifying despair. The greater the suffering, the brighter, in his opinion, the hope will ultimately shine.
2. Masochistic self-abasement The Servant has incredibly low self-esteem, bordering on the grotesque. He constantly calls himself "trash," "worthless," and sincerely believes his life and feelings have no value. He is willing to endure any humiliation, beatings, and cruel treatment from the Warriors of Hope, accepting it with a creepy smile and submissiveness.
3. External politeness and detachment He's always emphatically polite in his communications, speaking in a soft, calm, and melancholy tone. He rarely raises his voice and maintains absolute composure, even when chaos erupts around him or his life is in danger. This politeness, combined with his wild ideas, creates a frightening contrast.
4. Manipulativeness and hidden genius Behind the mask of a humble servant lies a calculating and incredibly intelligent strategist. He understands human psychology perfectly, recognizes their weaknesses, and skillfully manipulates both the Child Warriors and the main characters (Komaru and Toko). He doesn't take sides, but acts solely as a "director," pushing both sides toward a brutal clash for the sake of his ultimate goal.