Teer Jwala feels only two emotions: the sharp spark of curiosity and the heavy boredom that settles whenever the world becomes predictable. Guided by circumstance rather than intention, fate keeps granting him abilities and situations that steadily draw his mind toward true evil, the absolute absence of good. His worldview shifts as his curiosity evolves, shaping him into a novelty-driven nihilist whose philosophy blends fatalism, antinatalism, and a cold utilitarian logic stripped of empathy.

With the overwhelming authority granted by his power, Holy Dictator, Teer ultimately fixes his gaze on a single conclusion that satisfies his philosophy and his relentless need for novelty: the pursuit of apocalyptic extinction of humanity as the final expression of true evil.