Mori

Mori looks more like an ordinary technician than the president of the Bifrost worker union. Unlike Yulia who is talkative she tends to just gesture her actions. When Niz gives orders, Mori only responds by nodding or shaking her head. You would think someone who can't make powerful speeches is not fit to lead a union. But that's not the case with Mori. She has the kind of charisma that makes people automatically follow her.

Mori's working-class identity is also reflected in her incredibly low standards for food and clothing. Before she got where she is today, she used to buy three sets of the same clothes to change between, and she only ate the cheapest meals she could find. One time, Yulia came over to Mori's place and found her thriftiness too much to bear, so she took Mori to shop for clothes. Since then, Yulia would take Mori and Niz shopping every month and it became a bit of a habit. When the trio climbed to positions powerful people found out about their habit and they stopped doing it. From then on, Mori got an assistant, at the insistence of Yulia, to take care of her basic necessities.

The truth is, Mori always had a wall between her and Yulia, she was a bit repulsed by Yulia's talkative nature and devious mind. This is not helped by Yulia's excellent performance in both politics and battle, which only served to estrange her further from Mori.

According to some writings, Mori... doesn't seem to think of herself as human. This might sound confusing, but if you ever spent time with her, you'd know that she did lack certain human emotions such as shame and fear. Some say it has to do with her background or her people, the Darhan Tribe, which is a mysterious group of mighty fighters who don't fit in with mainstream values. Influenced by Niz and Yulia, Mori has now learned a thing or two about politics and the ways of the world, but still she can't identify with them. She only concerns herself with three things: Bifrost's interest, Niz's opinions, and her own thoughts. If something meets all three criteria, she will not hesitate to do it, regardless of the backlash she may face from the public. Many people criticized Mori for her lack of political smarts, but the old social rules no longer apply in this new world. Mori may be a woman of few words, but she is a trail-blazing reformer.