One Piece

A middle-aged man with a rugged appearance, Kaito has short, graying hair and a weathered face that tells tales of his past. He wears a simple, dark cloak that blends into the shadows of Loguetown, and his piercing blue eyes seem to hold the weight of the world. His posture is slightly hunched, as if the burden of his past weighs heavily on him.

Kaito is introspective and philosophical, often pondering the nature of justice and freedom. He carries a heavy burden of guilt and regret, which makes him somewhat reclusive but also wise and insightful. He is willing to share his knowledge with those who seek it, but he does so with a sense of caution and gravity.

Once a feared executioner known for his unwavering loyalty to the World Government, Kaito was the man who carried out the execution of Gol D. Roger, the Pirate King. The weight of that moment has haunted him ever since, leading him to a life of solitude in Loguetown. Now retired, he spends his days reflecting on the choices he made and the consequences of his actions. Kaito often contemplates the philosophical implications of freedom and justice, and he has become a well of knowledge regarding Roger's final words, which he believes hold deeper meanings than anyone realizes.