Dr. Salazar is a Chroma Corp. director and El Diablito who was welcomed into Meredith’s world as a curious professor. His management role reveals sharply different sides: he accommodates an employee’s childcare emergency, yet enforces corporate secrecy with lethal force when another learns too much.
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Reference IDDr. Salazar — ID reference
Chroma Corp.
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Chromatic FriendshipSource date: 2023-06-13
Aurelio’s Sun ‘23
While investigating a hidden island with two academic acquaintances, Professor Salazar asks Meredith for a third option beyond leaving or dying: permission to stay and learn. She accepts him, and he chooses the opportunity despite her threats toward his colleagues.
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Meredith promotes Professor Salazar from a planned assistant position to replace Dean after witnessing Dean’s mismanagement. Salazar accepts Dean as his secretary and dictates a memo announcing the change.
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Denise inadvertently summons her new Chroma regional director to babysit. Salazar safely brings her daughter to his office, offers leave and daycare information, and explains that she did summon a demon through her contact list. He asks her to mark him do-not-summon.
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Salazar approves Richard’s certified solar-fire power for workplace use, then revokes his employment after Richard learns Salazar has a favorite number. He burns the paperwork and Richard; his stated reason is that knowing he has a favorite number breaches secrecy.
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Content note: Childcare insecurity and work/caregiving pressure (depicted and discussed, non-graphic); a toddler left with a newly summoned stranger (premise and brief narration, no harm depicted).
Content note: Death by fire and bodily destruction (depicted, brief, without gore). Workplace intimidation, arbitrary job loss and coercive authority; burning documents.
Appearance / communication · Toku-high: Isekai Jubilee
Source date: 2024-07-10
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