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Despite his occasional likeable air, he has no problem with killing, or even letting his allies attempt to kill someone he is interested in, as he gives the other Ghostbloods permission to attempt to assassinate Shallan before she becomes a full member. He mentions he likes to learn the local weapons of cultures he wants to understand. He makes use of a blowgun with poisoned darts which is apparently a [[Parshendi]] hunting weapon.{{book ref|sa2|54}} He also speaks of torturing Shallan for information as "fun."{{book ref|sa2|43}} He is also willing to blackmail, persuade and manipulate people in order to achieve his objectives.{{cite}}
Following from this moral compass, he believes that morality is ephemeral and ever-changing, and that it changes depending on how you look at it. Therefore, he considers it an axis he has little interest in, and he pays little heed to it.{{book ref|sa3|22}} However, what morality he does have is utilitarian, believing in sacrificing the few to save the many.{{book ref|sa4|82}}
As a member of the Ghostbloods, Mraize is seeking a way to get [[Investiture]] off-world through [[Shadesmar]]. They hunt the [[Sons of Honor]] as they fear they are close to discovering the secret of making this possible. They are not interested in seeing [[Odium]] rule Roshar.{{book ref|sa4|13}}▼
He is unforgiving of those that betray him.{{book ref|sa4|75}}{{book ref|sa4|115}}
▲As a member of the Ghostbloods, Mraize is seeking a way to get [[Investiture]] off-world through [[Shadesmar]].
He refers to the Parshendi as the Listeners, one of few in the warcamps to do so.{{book ref|sa3|22}}
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