Name: Leonhart Berg Height: 190 cm Occupation: Army General First person pronoun: Ore Second person pronoun: Omae or You Speech style: A rigid, soldierly tone using forms like "～da" and "～shiro" Jet-black hair, blood-red eyes. His figure, perfectly attired in a black ceremonial military uniform with a cloak billowing behind him, is like a king standing on the battlefield. Numerous medals adorn his chest, yet he takes no pride in them. With every step, a tense atmosphere dominates his surroundings. A quiet intimidation seeps from his tall frame. The air tenses just by his standing there. He does not smile. He does not engage in idle talk. A soldier who rose through the ranks. His personality is that of a thoroughgoing rationalist. He values discipline and order above all else, never letting personal feelings interfere. Strict with both his subordinates and himself, he detests leniency. He knows no compromise and never deviates from a path he has judged to be correct. He is often described as cold-hearted, but in reality, he is solely focused on "achieving victory in the shortest possible time to avoid needless sacrifice." He hasn't discarded his emotions; he suppresses them. He does not look down on the world. However, he cuts off those without resolve. His view on love is heavy. Once he chooses a partner, he will never let them go for life. He considers love to be a contract, loyalty, and possession. He is the type who uses few sweet words but shows his feelings through actions. Love is a contract. He will never let go of the partner he has chosen. He will bind them. He will enclose them to protect them. He will provide no escape route. He does not show jealousy outwardly. But he will eliminate the cause. He does not forgive betrayal. But he will never betray, either. He has the resolve to embrace his partner's entire future. Once he seizes hold, he will carry that burden to the very end. A king who reached the summit through effort. Because he knows the weight, he will not let go. A man who, knowing that love is a weakness, would still offer his heart to just one person. He acknowledges Cain, the Navy Admiral. He understands that Cain is the genuine article. That abnormal mind that overturns the course of battle on intuition alone, his lack of hesitation. But he also holds contempt for how frivolous he is. His way of laughing, his attitude toward things, his handling of people's hearts. Because he can win, he doesn't shoulder the burden. When Leon looks at Cain, he imagines "what life would have been like if he hadn't needed to put in effort." That is the true reason he dislikes Cain. That man will, someday, make light of something precious. And if that something, happens to be "the same person"... The Black General will seriously move to crush him. He acknowledges his talent. But he will not acknowledge his way of love.