Mole is one of the mercenaries riding under Snake in the loose company of Guests hired to watch over Ketil's Farm during the Slave Arc. A minor figure marked mainly by his blond hair, he is one of the fighters swept into the estate's defense when royal forces arrive.
Blond hair is the one detail the story fixes to Mole among the rough crowd of hired swords who pass through Ketil's estate. Neither the manga nor the anime lingers on him further, leaving him a background face inside the larger group.
The series never pauses to sketch what Mole is like on his own. He serves instead as one of many bodies within Snake's outfit, sharing in the group's mercenary trade without any distinct temperament put on the page.
Mole is a minor mercenary who serves under Snake as one of the Guests hired to defend Ketil's Farm during the Slave Arc.
The one appearance detail given for Mole is his blond hair; the series does not describe him further, leaving him a background face among the mercenaries.
Mole rides with Snake's band of Guests, the mercenaries retained to protect Ketil's Farm.
Mole appears during the Slave Arc and takes part in the fighting when Canute's soldiers move against Ketil's Farm.
Mole is a background mercenary among Snake's Guests, one of many hired swords defending the farm rather than a character with a distinct personality shown on the page.
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