It returns debts, crowns and names to zero. It says everyone starts from the same place, but the place where the zero is set is always its own to choose.
A slender, sleek, snow-white silhouette ยท crescent-shaped closed eyes ยท a polite smile ยท a black "0" ring at its neck ยท a pale-edged shadow far bigger than its real body.
Habit
Even when threatening someone it offers a seat first. Before erasing a name it dusts the document, and afterward it bows as if it had helped with the work.
Catchphrase
"Now you can simply start over." / "Well, that is a question we cannot count yet."
Weakness
Memories shared among many beings, and names newly chosen, cannot be erased in one go. It also has a contradiction: only its own name, Zero, and its white belly are left outside the standard.
Proud of
Reading at a glance what an opponent has built up and returning it to zero with the smallest movement. It can lower the figures of wars and dynasties without fighting โ its greatest attack is not a blade but changing the standard.
Likes
Empty ledgers, fresh paper, and white floors with no footprints.
Secret
It speaks of perfect fairness, but it will not hand the authority to set the zero point to anyone. It believes that authority must stay within itself for everyone to become equal.
Gets on with
Countgoose โ their methods are opposites, but it understands the attitude toward numbers and records. The more Countgoose tries to leave one, the more Zerogoose asks why that one should remain.
Awkward with
Goosegami โ Goosegami's pages are memories shared by many geese, so tearing out one page does not erase the whole record.
Weather & seasons
Loves snowy days best, because every footprint is covered in the same white for a moment. In spring it is bothered by sprouts that keep exceeding the standard. In autumn it counts the fallen leaves, then returns them all to zero.
Zerogoose is not frighteningly intense. It smiles to the end, stays polite to the end, and lets the opponent feel they agreed to it. What it erases is not only the opponent's body, but the sense of "I have built this far." That is why it becomes a third answer that fits neither Emperoose nor Reapergoose.