When the Survey Corps turns Stohess District into a battlefield to trap the Female Titan, this politician is the man left tallying the cost. Level-headed even with hundreds of his citizens dead, the mayor presses Commander Erwin Smith to justify the carnage before word of a new crisis cuts the reckoning short.
Sunken eyes of a golden shade dominate the mayor's middle-aged face. Brown hair is kept short above a thin mustache, his build is unremarkable, and he conducts official business in a black suit worn over a white shirt.
Composure defines him. Sitting across from the officer whose operation left hundreds of Stohess residents dead, he never raises his voice, working through the disaster point by point with the detachment of a seasoned administrator and hearing out Erwin Smith's reasoning before passing judgment on it.

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The mission to trap the Female Titan leaves his district devastated, and the mayor summons Erwin Smith along with other prominent figures, Minister Nick among them, to answer for it. He wants to know why the Military Police were kept in the dark; Erwin explains that the suspect might have had accomplices, so only people already ruled out could be told of the plan. The mayor concedes the logic, since the Female Titan proved to be Annie Leonhart of the Military Police itself, yet still demands an accounting for the destruction. Erwin offers an apology, admitting the operation spiraled far beyond his intentions, but argues that letting Annie slip away could have ended with the Walls themselves torn down, damage of an entirely different magnitude; from that angle he simply chose the lesser evil.
The mayor questions whether anything was truly gained, given that Annie's crystal shell makes interrogation impossible. Erwin counters that capturing even one hidden enemy of humanity proves such enemies live among the population, and he asks for the authority to hunt down and corner the rest. Before the mayor can respond, the soldier Thomas bursts into the room reporting a breach in Wall Rose.
The Stohess District Mayor is a level-headed politician who governs Stohess District and confronts Commander Erwin Smith after the Survey Corps operation to trap the Female Titan devastates his city. He questions Erwin point by point without ever raising his voice.
The Stohess District Mayor summons Erwin Smith to answer for the hundreds of citizens killed when the Survey Corps turned Stohess into a battlefield to trap the Female Titan. He demands an accounting for the destruction even after conceding Erwin's reasoning.
Erwin Smith tells the Stohess District Mayor that only people already cleared as suspects could be informed of the plan, since the Female Titan might have had accomplices inside the Military Police. The Female Titan later proved to be Annie Leonhart of the Military Police itself.
The soldier Thomas bursts into the room to report a breach in Wall Rose, cutting short the mayor's questioning of Erwin Smith over the Stohess District operation.
Erwin Smith asks the Stohess District Mayor for authority to hunt down and corner the rest of the hidden enemies of humanity, arguing that capturing Annie Leonhart proves such enemies live among the population.
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