Malcolm C. Lvellie

Malcolm C. Rouvelier is a high-ranking Inspector of of the Central Agency, a subsection of the Vatican that oversees the Black Order.

Appearance
Rouvelier is a tall man with toothbrush mustache who speaks to intimidate those around him.

Personality
Rouvelier is a strict and harsh man who enjoys using his authority to force others to do his bidding. In contrast to this nature, he is a culinary master and constantly invents new exotic ice cream dishes. He seems to have had a negative effect on Lenalee Lee and Hevlaska. He does not care for the well-being of the Exorcists and other members of the Black Order and will do anything to win the war against the Millennium Earl.

History
Rouvelier is a high ranking inspector with a great deal of power within the Black Order. After the Black Order was founded, the Rouvelier family quickly gained authority. Many of them still hold positions as Central's top officials. Even then, Malcolm C. Rouvelier outranks all in his family. He is an inspector sent to the Black Order Headquarters by the administration at the Vatican. In the most recent chapters, he hints that someone from Central was responsible for the disappearance of Cross Marian and reveals that Central retrieved a fragment of the destroyed Akuma egg.

Invasion of HQ arc
He was sent by the Vatican to investigate the details around General Cross Marian's lengthy hiatus from the Black Order but was also intent on learning more about Allen Walker and his abilities as the Musician. Even Cross was surprised to learn that Leverier was aware of this secret. From there, he made it a evident that he did not trust Walker and spent a great deal of effort to interrogate him and determine if his use outweighed the danger of his destiny.

Trivia

 * Zu Mei Chan was his teacher and one of the few people that addresses him as ‘Malcolm’
 * Malcom C. Rouvelier appeared only once in anime's post credit omake, in which he popped-up saying "yey"
 * Rouvelier also faintly resembles Adolf Hitler, both in his physical appearance and mannerisms.