When the Colossus was about to dock that day, we were terrified when a young girl covered in bruises suddenly fell from the sky onto the deck of the Colossus. Even though she was unconscious, she kept mumbling: "Justice will always be served..." We only realized that it was Ms. Nemesis when we got closer to her. Until this day, we still don't know how she fell from the sky. Could she have seen the help signal we projected? But judging from the circumstances, it seemed more like we helped her instead...
Ms. Nemesis seems to be very interested in our justice even though we've never proclaimed the existence of our own justice. Since she boarded the Colossus, she has been exploring all sorts of topics on justice and ideals with everyone. Actually, she's done more than discuss these topics as she is very practical and always puts her words and beliefs into practice...
—Vice

You seem to have some doubts about my concepts of affair-dealing? I understand that anything too rigid is easier to break, but principles are principles. Since I've decided to take this path and pledged to follow my beliefs, I must be consistent.
I know that I am sometimes too strict and don't make an exception for even the generals of the Illumina. Although I fought alongside them and we defeated Eclipsites together, in many cases, whatever shall be, shall be. Even Grand Marshal Reinhardt should be treated as an ordinary soldier.
As for you? I think I can observe for a little longer.

The Elder Council of Lumopolis is where the nobles gather. These privileged people use private armed forces to expand their power. Although they contributed to the fight against the Eclipsites, some of them have tarnished the name and reputation of nobles, being arrogant, mean, and resort to unscrupulous deeds in the dark.
My family used to be a family of nobles who prided ourselves on our glory as knights. They were unwilling to join the other filthy nobles, so they were persecuted and excluded. In the end, my family declined and withered to the extent that there was no longer a home for them in Lumopolis... It's unbelievable—how can something so unreasonable exist?!

I'm small, but you shouldn't doubt my ability. I shone like a diamond after I joined the Guard! I was first promoted to second lieutenant, then lieutenant, and when the big guy went on a rampage, I was promoted to captain! Titles mean nothing to me, and even though I'm now the top commander of the Gannon City Army, I've always kept my family's knight philosophy in mind—to protect all justice!
Even now, I occasionally hear the nobles in Uptown discuss my family. They have total disregard of justice and mock the principles that the Morris Family adheres to, even regarding the outcome of the Morris Family as their wake-up call.
Despite this, even if this dilapidated world has forgotten the right choice, I believe that only justice can change this corrupt Lumopolis.

After I graduated from the military academy, I joined the Guard of Undercity 13.
I was just a child with almost no combat experience at that time, and had never thought that Undercity 13 would be attacked by the Eclipsites one year later. My family died to protect me and the residents of Undercity 13. Hmm? It's inevitable that I felt sad, but I have no regrets about what happened. The knight code of the Morris Family believes firmly in class equality, and we act for justice!
Perhaps the fact that I was able to survive that war unscathed was a sign from my family, telling me to change the status quo of the world.