Roderick Griffon

Roderick Griffon is the Supreme General of Logenian Armed Forces and chairman of LOGOS. He is a very influential man behind the exploits of Logenian special forces. His name bears enough weight to be respected and feared all over the world.

General Griffon was a rival of Kenneth Lourentz back in their active duty days decades ago, both acclaimed swordsmen and rising stars of their respective squads. Kenneth took an early retirement from military service and switched to politics while Griffon quickly rose to the top, becoming a Brigadier General on a very young age of 42.

In the past two decades and throughout his career as the top management of Logenian armed forces, Griffon left a lasting legacy and proposed numerous reforms to Logenia's military policies, which eventually culminated in the current state of Logenian army, full of hyper competent human resources.

Being a very nationalistic person he is, General Griffon is fully against the idea of AMCC and their autonomy, out of fear of spies and that Logenia's classified information might leak to other countries. This often leads to various political attempt to disband the corps and/or fully absorb it under the command of LOGOS.

Despite his old age, General Griffon is still a very competent fighter, able to overpower most elite combatants in their prime. His nickname, "Moon Slicer", came from his elusive secret technique. Legends said that only Kenneth Lourentz alone had witnessed this technique.

Appearance
General Griffon can be easily distinguished with his full set of bronze plate armor, in which he wears it everywhere. His slicked back spiky white hair and his beard further adds to his eccentricity.

He insists that he can never be separated with his trusted sword, "Thunder Cut", always keeping it tight on his waist. This often creates trouble with authorities from other countries, especially in non-weapon areas.

Personality
General Griffon is a very strict and patriotic person who puts the country's interest above all else. Due to the recent policy changes made by the ministry regarding enrolment of foreign manpower in Logenian armed forces, he became extremely wary among foreigner servicemen, borderline paranoid.

Although he is often seen as an egocentric and stubborn old man, General Griffon stays true to his meritocratic principles. He would never shy away to acknowledge the accomplishment of those he scorned, including Phoenix Corps.

Contrary to his stern image, General Griffon is quite the chatty person and has a way with words, as evidenced by his career track record.