Pluto holds the rank of a senior sorcerer among the Tower of Fang’s Seven Sages, entrusted with guiding Azalie, a prodigy whose unstable sorcery spirals into the cataclysmic entity Bloody August. Bound by rigid allegiance to the Tower’s doctrines, he aids in suppressing the incident, valuing institutional integrity above personal bonds.

Post-crisis, Pluto emerges as an unyielding enforcer of Tower mandates, perceiving rule-breaking as a direct peril to order. This stance pits him against former allies like Orphen, who challenges the Tower’s edicts to save Azalie. Pluto’s maneuvers are deliberate and precise, anchored in the belief that the Tower’s dominance safeguards societal equilibrium, justifying morally ambiguous choices.

As tensions escalate, he ascends to a central antagonistic role, wielding formidable arcane prowess and exploiting institutional hierarchies to neutralize dissent. His tactics—steeped in centuries of strategic mastery—reveal a mind adept at balancing magical innovation with political manipulation. Confrontations test his resolve, yet Pluto’s dedication to duty persists unshaken, rejecting redemption in favor of unwavering service.

Consistently portrayed across narratives, his identity remains tethered to the Tower’s ideology, with no exploration of personal history or aspirations beyond his role as its stalwart sentinel.