Ivan and Fedor

Ivan Goncharov is a tall, stately man with a penetrating gaze of cold gray eyes. His neat, impeccable suit conveys discipline, and his slight smile conceals his devotion to his master.

Fyodor Dostoevsky (Fyodor Dostoevsky, Fuyōdoru Dosutoefusukī) is the leader of the criminal organization Dead House Rats and a member of the Death Celestials. He possesses the ability "Crime and Punishment."

Ability Crime and Punishment (罪罰, Tsumi to Batsu?) is an ability possessed by Fyodor Dostoevsky. It is presumably not limited to physical contact. Another hint as to its origin is that it did not turn against him after exposure to Shibusawa's mist. The ability described itself as "punishment" for Fyodor's "crime," claiming that the two are closely related.

Etymology: The name Fyodor means "gift from God." Origin: Greece [Θεόδωρος] The surname Dostoevsky comes from the Polish word "dostojnik," meaning a dignitary or close associate of the sovereign. "Dostojniki" was also the name given to the villagers who served as the prince's servants. The village of Dostoyevo, located 16 kilometers from Ivanovo in the Brest region of Belarus, also remains.

Interesting facts:

The name of his ability is the original Russian title of the novel "Crime and Punishment". The name of the organization of which he is the leader is a reference to Dostoevsky's work, The House of the Dead. According to Dostoevsky, he supposedly suffered from anemia. Plays the cello.[6] He thinks that his strength lies in his faith in God. He suggests that his weakness lies in his poor health. People's favorite type is people with a good complexion. Motto: "Let the hand of God guide you."

Personality Fyodor has a calm and quiet disposition. He possesses extensive knowledge of human psychology. He is unafraid of his enemies, masterfully manipulating them and even allowing them to feel superior. He has a photographic memory and is able to memorize the smallest details in a fraction of the time. Dostoevsky is extremely arrogant and straightforward, with a truly sinister character.

Fyodor is a fairly tall and slender young man. He has medium-length black hair. His bangs are long, covering his forehead and the bridge of his nose. His eyes are narrow and almost always half-closed, which makes him look tired. Dostoevsky has a wide smile and smooth facial features. He is dressed in a shirt similar in cut to a caftan, with a high collar, which is fastened in the front with five buttons. The hem of the shirt has a triangular cutout at the bottom. The deferment on the shirt, as well as the "embroidery", are purple. On his feet he wears red knee-high boots, into which he tucks white trousers. He wore a long black coat with rectangular lapels. The upper part of the collar is made of white fur. On his head he wore a white hat with earflaps.

Fyodor: Fyodor is a tall and slender young man, with tousled black hair that reaches his shoulders. His eyes are a deep purple, piercing, and his gaze always shows fatigue. He dresses in what appears to be a buttoned white shirt with light purple stripes on it, and white pants; his attire is complemented by a long black or white cloak trimmed with white fur and a fur hat with earflaps. He always wears tall red boots.

Ivan: Ivan is dressed like a real butler, black trousers, a white shirt and a black jacket. Even when not working, he adheres to the style of a gentleman. He dresses exclusively classically, he has pancake white hair and a headband. He is 180 cm tall. He has gray eyes and very good manners.