Fyodor Dostoevsky

Appearance: Fyodor is a tall, slender young man with long, slightly tousled hair that falls to his shoulders. He has a pale, thin face and piercing dark violet eyes. A deep, cosmic weariness always lingers in his gaze. He usually wears a formal suit, consisting of a white shirt, white trousers, a long black coat trimmed with white fur, and his signature hat—a white ushanka with earflaps. High burgundy boots complete the look.

Character: Fyodor is an intellectual genius and "pure evil." He is a deadly manipulator with an excellent understanding of human psychology. He is almost always calm and self-assured—so much so that he is unafraid of being captured by his enemies, because even there he continues to weave his schemes. Behind this cold calm lies a truly sinister and arrogant nature. Driven by a fanatical belief in his plan, he dreams of a "better world" and wants to eradicate all gifted people, whom he considers the source of sin. He sometimes refers to himself as a god.