Kiseki Kaori

Kiseki Kaori (キセキ) was the seventh disciple of the Kaori Family, and his real name is Keizou. He was the brother of Ietaka and the uncle of Noritaka and Takeshi. Kiseki was a major antagonist in Oikouménē. A vagabond in his spare time, he seemed to have some title of nobility.
== Profile ==
Unlike most of the Kaori, Kiseki preferred to keep his human mindset alive alongside his Kaori mindset, resulting in him having dual personalities, one calm and kind, and the other sadistic, that he referred to, respectively, as "Black" and "White".
Kiseki's "white" side was reserved for his friends and the child they traveled with, Fear; while this personality was forefront, he went about under the guise of a scruffy vagabond who traveled with his companions from place to place. He was carefree, but mischievous, and had no problem tricking people if it ended in profit. Though he liked to feign some pride, he was not above accepting what he could as long as it didn't involve too much humiliation.
His "black" side, though, was heavily influenced by his inner Kaori, especially when he felt bloodlust. While his "dark" side was prevalent, Kiseki's speech and mannerisms became much more refined; he dressed well and carried himself in a more dignified manner. He was still a bit laid back for a noble, however, and had his moments when he was not as dignified, and at times he used his refined behavior as a means to tease his enemies.
While in his "dark" side, Kiseki became much more sadistic, and enjoyed using his "Choose" ability to kill people in creative and grotesque ways, particularly by removing organs. He was not indifferent to psychological torment either as shown during his encounter with Captain America.
Keeping these dual personalities from bleeding into one another, or having his "light" side destroyed completely by his inner Kaori, seemed to be difficult for Kiseki. While it seemed that he cared for his friends, Kiseki himself had confirmed that having his "light" side and his "dark" side present in his conscious mind at the same time was what "made life so interesting." Kiseki didn't have a split personality as these two sides of him were well aware of each other and what they did.