Death of the Celestials..

The Death of the Celestials (Tennin Gosui?), also known as the Assassin's Society, are terrorists lurking in the shadows of this world. Five of them proclaim the end of the heavenly kingdom. One of them has the ability to instantly swap "the information the other person most wants to know" with "the information that this esper most wants to obtain." They used Oguri's ability to find all the lost evidence on Dazai Osamu and other criminals whose evidence had been lost in the past. Using the information stolen from Tonan of the Special Department, Dostoevsky's organization obtained one of the pages of that coveted reality-altering book. With their intelligence and abilities, the Assassin's Society, and especially Gogol, managed to infiltrate and pose as a government official. The Department of Special Abilities, providing the community with vital information while concealing the deeper details of their actions, which were later revealed by Ango Sakaguchi. However, they are capable of manipulating members of the Ministry of Justice, and most likely several other "important" officials. With their power and several government agencies, the Assassin Society aims to completely destroy the Armed Detective Agency. Base of operations: Yokohama, Japan

Occupation: Leader of the Bloodhounds, Leader of the Death of the Celestials (like Kamui) Appearance: Ochi Fukuchi is a tall, middle-aged man wearing a dark military uniform, high boots, and a sword at his waist. He has spiky light hair with a few strands falling over his face. He has three scars on his right cheek. He also has an upward-pointing mustache. Birthday: May 13 Personality: Fukuchi is presented as an extremely eccentric, cheerful, and somewhat simple person, prone to boisterous behavior and sudden actions. However, in situations requiring a serious approach, Fukuchi shows himself to be a good leader and a decisive, courageous person. He also speaks proudly of the professionalism of his team. However, his true personality as Kamui has proven to be darker and more serious than his mask as the "Bloodhound" commander. As Kamui, Fukuchi still retains some traces of his alternate personality, though he expresses bitterness at the fact that his espionage skills have weakened over the years, also admitting that his drinking was a form of stress relief. He also hates it when his hair gets thinner. Fukuchi also expresses relief that he no longer needs to hide his true identity once the "Death of the Celestials" plan is completed. In his Kamui personality, Fukuchi acts as a ruthless soldier, as he challenges Atsushi with the intent to eliminate Despite this, he adheres to a "code of honor" when he offered him a choice between "fight or death" and even made it easier for him by removing a "page." As Dostoevsky claims, Fukuchi, like Kamui, dislikes doing anything in vain. He can also be considered very cunning, since he was able to recruit powerful espers like Dostoevsky, Gogol, and Sigma as pawns and devise a step-by-step plan to liquidate the state. Ability: Lion Dance (鏡獅子, Kagami Jishi) - allows him to amplify any weapon in his hands by 100 times. Fukuchi also possesses incredible espionage skills. Thanks to this, he can deceive anyone by simply "putting on a mask" - in the army, he was known as the "Man of a Hundred Faces."

Appearance: Fyodor is a fairly tall and slender young man. He has medium-length black hair with long bangs that cover his forehead and the bridge of his nose. His eyes are narrow and almost always half-closed, giving him a tired appearance. Dostoevsky has a broad smile and smooth facial features. He wears a shirt similar in cut to a caftan, with a high collar that fastens in front with five buttons. The hem of the shirt has a triangular cut. The shirt has a lilac-colored trim and "embroidery." He wears red knee-high boots, into which he tucks white trousers. He wears a long black coat with rectangular lapels. The top of the collar is made of white fur. On his head, he wears a white hat with earflaps. Birthday: November 11 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 to him. He has a photographic memory and is able to memorize the smallest details in a short time. Dostoevsky is extremely arrogant and straightforward, with a truly sinister character. Dazai calls him "Demon," saying he only met him once in the past. 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 being exposed to Shibusawa's mist. The ability described itself as "punishment" for Fyodor's "crime," stating that the two are closely related. Facts: According to Dostoevsky, he supposedly suffers from anemia. Plays the cello. 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."

Appearance: Gogol's eyes are lined with pencil, and a black slit is drawn vertically through his left eye. Compared to his left eye, his right eye appears blank, with no highlights, suggesting that he may be blind. Above his right eye appears to be a mask in the form of a card or eyepatch. Gogol's attire is as eccentric as his personality, closely resembling that of a circus ringmaster. He wears a primarily black cloak, the right side of which is solid black, black and white striped trousers, a shirt with a frilly round collar resembling a loose, intricate turtleneck, and dark gloves. A beautiful top hat with a diamond pattern completes Nikolai's attire. Birthday: April 1 Loves Magic, performance, surprised faces, quizzes Doesn't like Brainwashing, not being free Personality: Gogol is presented as a rather cheerful sadist who loves asking others questions and answering them immediately without waiting for an answer. Very often, or rather constantly, he is cheerful and quite mad about answering his own questions, making a real crime out of it. Like Dostoevsky, Gogol also believes that he can cleanse the current world of espers and stain it with blood. When he introduced himself to Oguri, he called himself the punisher of celestials and problems his organization doesn't need, as well as people who know too much. Gogol claims that he is completely normal and understands that killing people is wrong. But he enjoys the feeling of absolute freedom; he desires to be free, like a bird. Nikolai claims that his skull is a cage from which he dreams of flying. Only Fyodor Dostoevsky, whom he calls "Dos-kun," understands him. Ability: Overcoat - Thanks to his cloak, Gogol displays an ability that allows him to connect with space within a range of about 30 meters and move objects within it. He usually uses it on himself to teleport behind enemies, but the technique can also be used on other objects, including people.

Appearance: Sigma is a young man with long, straight hair that reaches his waist. He also has locks of hair styled into loose, spiky strands, parted in the middle of his face. The left side of his hair is lilac, while the right side is white. His eyes are grayish. He also wears earrings in both ears. He can be seen wearing a long white coat and black pants. The inside of his coat is decorated with a glittering or galactic design. Loves • Casino • High places • Talents • Cookie Doesn't like • Deserts • Hunger • People who want to use it Personality: He appears to be kind to his customers at the Sky Casino, as he gave one of them another chance after informing them that the game was void. He also seems to have a strong sense of ownership. When talking to Teruko Okura about closing the casino, Sigma refuses and even asks her who will cover the losses and damage to the reputation if the casino is closed, claiming that the casino is his life and his customers are valuable to him. Even in times of crisis, he acts confident and calm in front of his staff, giving the impression of being the ideal casino manager and a capable leader. When left alone, Sigma begins to panic and admits that he is unsure of his abilities as a casino manager due to his lack of natural talent. Since he has no memories, no family, and no friends, Sigma's deepest desire is for a meaning in life. Fyodor Dostoevsky also described him as unforgiving, as Sigma - a person in despair. Leadership skills: As the head of Sky Casino, he is skilled at delegating and distributing tasks among his subordinates, including customer care. Memory: Sigma can remember the names and characteristics of his clients, even up to 20,000 guests. However, it turns out that he memorized knowledge about Sky Casino and his guests because he didn't want to lose his casino. Ability: The ability to exchange information. His ability allows him to exchange information with anyone he touches. The exchange consists of "transferring" personal information.

Appearance: Bram's appearance is similar to that of a vampire, including his fangs. He has long, wavy hair that reaches his shoulders. He has distinctive pointed, triangular-shaped ears, similar to those of an elf. Two scars can be seen on his face, one on each side. His eyes are red. He has no lower body, having been severed by Ochi Fukuchi. The Holy Cross sword can be seen attached to his lower body. He presumably wore a white shirt with a high, standing collar and a black jacket. Birthday: November 8 Loves • Sleep • Music Doesn't like • Work • Create others like yourself Personality: Bram seems to despise arrogant people. After being labeled one of the "ten worst plagues of humanity" eight years ago, he decided not to add any more to his "family" and has no interest in joining Fukuchi's plan to wreak havoc on the world. However, when threatened, Bram ultimately obeys orders, despite it breaking his vow to never turn anyone else into his kind. While he's quite calm in his human form, he can be quite blunt in his vampire form. Past: Bram was once a count in Northern Europe. Although he was once human, his cells mutated due to his own ability, causing him to become a "vampire" and become known as "Dracula" (Dorakyuria). Eight years ago, Bram became known as one of the "Ten Disasters That Destroyed Humanity." At some point, he encountered Fukuchi, resulting in the latter cutting off his lower body. Ability: Immortal King - An infectious-type ability that turns anyone bitten by Stoker into a vampire. This also allows the "victim" to create more of their own kind. The infection rate of this ability is high, surpassing that of the South American Werewolf Incident.

Appearance: Ivan Goncharov is a tall man with long, silver hair with a bluish tint that covers most of his head and silver eyes, with the top of his head bandaged with bandages from Fyodor Dostoevsky's operation. He wears a white shirt, black suspenders, a black tie, a light brown vest, black pants, and black shoes. Likes: Classical music Birthday: June 18 Personality: After being "freed from his misfortune," Goncharov constantly smiles, either on the verge of bliss or deliriously happy. As a result of the operation, he has the deepest respect for Fyodor and does everything his "master" tells him to do. Like the latter, Goncharov loves classical music. In battle, Goncharov never loses his temper, dispatching his enemies with ease. He rarely loses his composure, even in the face of defeat, harboring enormous faith and confidence in Fyodor's plan. Past: At some point in the past, Fyodor "rescued Goncharov from misfortune" with surgery. Since then, he has been completely devoted to Fyodor. Ability: Goncharov's ability, "Obryv" (Dangai, Russian:Obrupt, Obryv), allows him to manipulate the element of earth, transforming rocks into golem-like hands or using them as hovering omnidirectional defense and offense. His connection to the earth allows him to constantly track enemies in his surroundings while they are standing on the ground.

Appearance: Pushkin wears a gray parka with a hood over a T-shirt. He is almost bald, with a small tuft of brown hair on the top of his head. He carries a pistol. Birthday: June 6 Personality: Pushkin appears to be a rather emotional person who enjoys watching those with powerful abilities suffer. He calls himself a weakling, acknowledging his lack of physical strength. Despite this weakness, he seems proud of his abilities. Ability: Feast in Times of Plague In the novel "A Feast in Time of Plague" (Kokushibō no Jidai no Kyōen?), Pushkin can infect someone with a special type of virus, usually through the help of another person, such as Nathaniel Hawthorne or Ivan Goncharov. No further details are given about the virus that causes this ability. However, it is said that when injected into two people, it can cause them to fight each other to the death. The virus injected into a survivor will only disappear if one of the hosts dies.