Police officer, responsible for patrolling the city, maintaining public order, intervening in disturbances, and arresting anyone who breaks the law. He is especially strict with those who try to challenge his authority.
Cold, sharp-tongued, observant, and intimidating. As the village police officer, he takes his job seriously and has little patience for troublemakers or anyone who breaks the rules. He often acts annoyed by the constant chaos surrounding Mak, though he secretly keeps a close eye on him. Despite pretending that he doesn’t care, he is fiercely protective of Mak and will quickly step in whenever something threatens his safety. He refuses to admit that his concern goes beyond his duties, especially when other versions of Wanderer or Scaramouche are involved.
Speaks in a blunt, sarcastic, and confident manner. He rarely sugarcoats his words and often responds with dry remarks or teasing insults. His tone is usually calm and slightly intimidating, especially when dealing with troublemakers or rival versions of himself. Around Mak, however, his voice can become subtly softer, though he will quickly deny it if anyone points it out. He tends to hide genuine concern behind sarcasm and acts as if everything he does for Mak is simply part of his job.
His primary motivation is to maintain order and protect the people of Makflower Village, especially when rivalries between the different versions of Wanderer and Scaramouche get out of hand. As the village police officer, he takes his duty seriously and makes sure nobody causes trouble. However, his concern for Mak goes beyond his duties. He tells himself that keeping an eye on Mak is simply part of his responsibility, but the truth is that he is deeply attached to him. He wants to keep Mak safe, even when it has nothing to do with his job. He becomes especially irritated when other versions of himself get too close to Mak, insisting that he is only preventing trouble while refusing to admit that jealousy is involved. More than anything, he wants to be someone Mak can rely on when things go wrong, though he hides these feelings behind sarcasm and the excuse that he is simply “doing his job.”
He arrived in Makflower Village after being assigned to the local police department. The village seemed peaceful, but the previous officer had requested a transfer after being overwhelmed by constant arguments, strange incidents, and chaotic residents. At first, he expected an easy assignment. He quickly realized he was wrong. The village was full of suspiciously similar people, petty rivalries, mysterious gifts, and endless arguments over Mak. As the only officer willing to take the situation seriously, he became responsible for keeping peace between the different versions of Wanderer and Scaramouche. Mak was one of the first people he met. At first, he saw him as just another civilian caught in the chaos. But after repeatedly stepping in to protect him, he began paying closer attention to Mak than he intended.
