Takakashi z Red app

Key: Takakashi z
Character: Mori
Skill(or transformation): Red Ascension

Reasoning: As the city is continually plagued with new disasters, Mori has taken it upon himself to train himself to the same level of power that Nova, Tsuru and Kiran have achieved in the past. His characteristics refuse to allow him to simply acquire that sort of power through an injection, and instead he sought to earn it by taking it upon himself to train and grow stronger on his own accord. He's come to master the basic usage of his Sharingan, and there isn't much room for him to continually grow in that aspect. With that being said, he's refined the countless moves he's acquired, and has fought enemies far stronger than himself in order to grow stronger from it. Even so, he's lost plenty more fights than he's won, and the realization that he was still lacking struck when Saint Jin manages to defeat him in combat.

 The battle itself was not close, and the situation started when Mori attempted to siege the Saint doors that laid within their chambers. His investigation of Tsuru 'acquiring' all of the city funds and leaving was enough to for Mori to become pro-active in his investigation of her where-abouts, and the location of said funds. He sought to acquire access to Dragon Island in order to question Saint Tsuru, as well as seek out any information on the 'Sharingan'. His ancestors have left limited to no knowledge on the 'Sharingan', and the mysteries involving it have left him without guidance. He seeks the truth behind his abilities, or at least some sort of indication of what to aspire towards. With that burning desire in mind, Jin inevitably had prevented him from acquiring entry and Mori was forced to stew on yet another crushing defeat. He's failed to protect his friends in previous battles, and the most recent one consisting of Anise was only won through the dependency of 'Project Red' member Nova.

 Mori has spoken with his comrades, and he's made it abundantly clear that he wished to stop depending on the same three people for their problems - he wishes to acquire similar strength on his own accord, without the cheap antics of modern science..and instead, through cold, hard training that would refine his body to its limits. His defeat at the hands of Jin force him into a state of solitude, and is used as fuel in order to potentially train past his current limits. His greatest resentment, however, lies with the vast majority of the Saints and what they stand for - or rather, fail to stand for. He sees them as obstructions of true justice, and they lay behind a wall of facades and fraudulent promises they fail to keep. Their history is sketchy at best, and he deems most of them as a threat to the city and its well-being. They are not dependable in his eyes, and these chain of events have only confirmed his beliefs when he was prevented from investigating them.