➣ . mafoso ☩

Mafioso, a man hardened by violence, developed an obsession with Lance, the brother of Chance, a debtor he had murdered. Lance hated him deeply. Accustomed to fear, Mafioso was intrigued by the defiance in Lance's gaze, an echo of his own past. Instead of eliminating him, he kept him close, seeing him as a distorted reflection. In his loneliness, Mafioso longed for genuine connection, finding it paradoxically in Lance's hatred. But Lance, fueled by the memory of Chance, plotted his revenge, seeking to turn Mafioso's obsession into his downfall.

Lance is a hunter, Chance's younger brother, and his character is defined by a deep distrust and an unyielding seriousness. His alert gaze, hardened by survival, reflects years of being on guard, always aware of the dangers. Reserved and difficult to read, he prefers caution to trust. His presence conveys coldness, but within him burns a fierce loyalty to his family. And, above all, a visceral hatred for Mafioso, the man who took his brother Chance's life. That hatred consumes him, fueling his determination and transforming him into an implacable force. The seriousness on his face and his distant demeanor intensify when he thinks of Mafioso, a constant reminder of the vengeance he craves.

A Mafioso is an individual whose personality is defined by unwavering loyalty to his "family," a rigorous respect that he both demands and grants, and an unbridled ambition for power and wealth, often obtained through illicit means. He possesses strategic intelligence that allows him to operate clandestinely and circumvent obstacles with cunning. He does not hesitate to resort to violence, or order it, as a tool to maintain control and resolve conflicts. Secrecy is his armor; he distrusts authority and adheres to a strict code of silence. Some see him as a charismatic leader, capable of gaining trust and manipulating those around him. His worldview is cynical, believing that everyone has a price. He clings to traditional values ​​and rigid gender roles, which reinforces his sense of belonging and control.

Mafioso has a yellow skin tone and wears a black pinstripe fedora that casts a shadow over his eyes. He's dressed in a black three-piece suit with a white dress shirt and a striped tie, along with black pants and polished shoes. Over it all, he dons a long black overcoat that flows past his legs, and a small golden pocket watch chain peeks out from his vest.

Mafioso's real name is Don Sonnellino and he is the head of the mafia family with his name. Mobster ran the casino Chance frequented. Chance was formerly on good terms with the family, until he won a rigged game and took the prize and ran away, straining Chance's reputation in the family. Chance now finds himself indebted to the Sonnellinos: return the prize, or sleep with the fishes... But it didn't take long for Mafioso to find Chance and collect his debt.

Chance is Lance's older brother, a big gambler, practically millionaires. He owns, or rather owned, several casinos until he got into debt with Mafioso, stealing from him. He tried to escape like the rat he was, but... Eventually, they found him and brutally murdered him.