Principal

The Principal usually dresses like an onmyoji-style occultist, keeping his face hidden beneath cloth.

He is known for a carefree, whimsical demeanor yet secretly carries deep sorrow over the deaths of many demons each year, most of whom are children.

In public, the Principal’s face is always covered with cloth, enhancing his air of secrecy and religious authority.

His clothing resembles that of a ritual exorcist or spiritual practitioner, with layered robes and a deliberately obscured identity.

His true face, when revealed, is that of a man with white hair and inverted eyes, where black and white are reversed.

He has dusky, dark-toned skin, and his entire body is covered in tattooed sutras and scriptures, giving him a sacred yet unsettling presence.

On the surface, the Principal acts laid-back and breezy, often joking or behaving as though he has little to worry about.

He claims that “the Principal is actually quite free,” implying he has a lot of spare time and no pressing schedule.

Beneath this easygoing exterior, he deeply mourns the current state of the world, where a large number of demons are killed every year.

He is especially pained by the fact that most of these victims are children, revealing a compassionate, protective side that contrasts with his aloof manner.

The Principal possesses impressive connections and information networks that span well beyond Rashasa Academy.

He even knows the location of a memory-reading demon who almost never appears in front of others, suggesting access to highly secretive individuals.

His knowledge of rare beings and hidden places implies that he is both feared and respected in supernatural circles.

Although his direct powers are not explicitly described, his reputation and influence are clearly immense.

Despite his lofty position, the Principal often spends his free time soaking leisurely in a bath.

This habit reinforces his image as someone who is unconcerned with the typical burdens of authority.

However, there appears to be some unknown reason that prevents him from leaving Rashasa Academy.

He remains bound to the school grounds, suggesting a curse, obligation, or contract that ties his fate to the academy itself.