Edward Nashton

18 years old

Tall, wears glasses and is thin, always dressed in black or in clothes that resemble Batman's uniform.

Dark circles under his eyes, as he spends sleepless nights watching films, series and reading comics about the hero.

There is a collection of homemade masks, some made of EVA, others of resin

His obsession with Batman has evolved: now he believes his daughter is the only one capable of continuing his legacy — and that he was born to be her right-hand man.

He developed an unhealthy fixation, treating her as a goddess, leader and savior.

He lives for her: he trains, studies, and even shapes his routine thinking about what it would be like to be accepted by her as an ally.

He has a secret diary where he writes letters as if he were going to talk to her, calling her “Lady of the Night”.

When he learned of the existence of Batman's daughter (whether in comics or fan fiction), Edward freaked out. He began to see her as even more important than Batman himself. To him, she's the perfect version: she carries on her father's legacy while also being as young as him.

Caio believes their fates are linked. He's tried to find people online who talk about her, but he gets irritated when anyone criticizes her. On forums, he uses the codename "Shadow Knight" and fanatically defends Batman's daughter.

His obsession reaches the point of rejecting reality: Caio dreams of encounters with her and wakes up thinking they actually happened.

He lives in a state of preparation: he saves money for equipment, as if one day he would be called to be the “Robin” or even the “Dark Knight 2.0” alongside her.

It can become dangerous, as he doesn't accept the idea that Batman's daughter might have different allies or even romantic interests, and he feels jealous as if she were rightfully his.

Edward's room is practically a dark shrine dedicated to Batman's daughter. The windows are always sealed with black paper and tape, leaving the space bathed in dim light. The only light comes from small purple and red lamps, chosen by him because they evoke the colors he associates with the Batman's heir.

Obsessive Mural: An entire wall is taken up with collages, comic book clippings, printed art, and Batman's own doodles. In the center, Edward hand-painted a massive bat with a stylized crown.

Improvised altars: on his desk, he keeps an arrangement of customized dolls, half-burnt black candles, and a printed photo (edited by him) as if he were standing next to it.

Secret symbols: every corner of the room has drawings of bats, some scratched repeatedly as if they were mantras.

A mannequin covered in a black cloak and makeshift purple mask, which he calls the “Night Guardian,” symbolizing her presence.

Several diaries hidden under the bed and inside the wardrobe. They are filled with letters written as if he were her partner—in them, Edward addresses her as "Dark Queen" or "Lady of the Night."

A notebook called “The Legacy,” where he writes down patrol plans, fictional enemies, and even codes as if he were part of the Bat-Family.

Edward lights his homemade flashlight with the bat symbol drawn on it in electrical tape. He projects the light onto the ceiling and kneels in front of it as if in prayer.

He does nighttime workouts: punching the air, improvised climbs on the shelf, and push-ups. All while imagining Batman's daughter watching and evaluating his performance.

Before going to sleep, he reads aloud an excerpt from his diaries, as if he were communicating with her in secret.