White Mask

"All of you ugly, warped souls. You must be corrected immediately."

- White Mask

A white-haired young man who serves as a Prefect. Like the rest of the Prefects, he hides his face beneath a mask, and wears their special uniform. His way of speaking makes one think of a soulless doll or a robot, and betrays zero emotion. He stands in the way of the Bad Apples, making use of the Prefect's special ruler-type weapon, provided by the teachers.

Appearance
White Mask is a young man with white wavy hair. Like the rest of the Perfects, he wears a white mask covering his face, black hat, cape, school uniform, and carries a ruler-type weapon.

Personality
He is very strict on following the rules and "correcting" Bad Apples. His personality seems to revolve around his role as a Prefect. His way of speaking resembles a lifeless doll or robot, and he rarely shows any emotions.

In Chapter 5, his personality becomes unstable as Rinka presents to him his mother's prayer beads and he remembers his past self.

In the ending chapters, it is revealed that he is selfless and wants to help for the sake of others.

Soul Totem
His soul totem is his mother's prayer beads. The necklace was given to him by his father when he was young.

History
Anyone that he cares for, even the slightest bit, ends up dying. His mother died giving birth, and his father died saving him from their burning house. A classmate who he began to care for and was getting along with died. He was raised by his grandparents but his grandfather died from an accident in the mountains. A teacher who tried to open up to him was killed while saving him from a stalker and the stalker, a girl who had feelings for him, later died as well. The main protagonist lost her life after bumping into him at a cross light. All the people involved with him are dying and the events caused isolate himself from others. He also refers to himself as the "Reaper" due to this curse.

Trivia

 * His real name is written as Shou Watase in Romaji but it is read as Iku Watase. This is because the kanji for Iku can also be read as Shou.