Bill Morth

Bill was ambitious, domineering, and obsessed with preserving what he had built. His willingness to challenge an army of ten thousand by himself reflects both overwhelming confidence and the extraordinary power available to a Choujin X.

After conquering Morth, he wanted the glory of his empire to continue indefinitely. Rather than accepting ordinary human mortality, he attempted to make permanence a fundamental feature of the society he ruled.

His decision was made without adequate concern for the long-term consequences. What initially appeared to be an extraordinary blessing ultimately distorted the development of Morth across generations.

Bill's blood granted extraordinary longevity and self-sufficiency. People who directly received his blessing could live for extremely long periods without aging normally, becoming sick, growing weak, or even requiring conventional food and water.

The effect weakened as Bill's blood passed through subsequent generations. Descendants eventually returned toward ordinary mortality, but rare individuals could manifest distorted variations of the original blessing.

As a Choujin X, Bill also possessed Raise. The full extent of the power that allowed him to defeat ten thousand soldiers single-handedly has not been established.

Bill belongs to the distant history of Choujin X rather than the modern struggle surrounding Yamato. His conquest of Morth establishes that extraordinary Choujin capable of transforming entire civilizations existed long before the Great Choujin War.

After taking control of the archipelago, he shares his blood with the population to preserve his empire. As generations pass and the blessing weakens, Morth's dependence on immortality contributes to severe social distortion, with descendants inheriting unstable variations of Bill's original power.

This ancient legacy remains relevant through Palma, whose own ability represents one of the unusual manifestations descended from Bill's Blessing of Blood.

Palma Shishinegura is connected to Bill through the supernatural legacy of Morth. Palma's ability to impart abnormal life to corpses is presented as a distorted descendant of the immortality once spread through Bill's blood.