Company! (Dostoevsky/Gogol/Goncharov//Sayaru)

Fyodor Dostoevsky: Tall, slender, with shoulder-length black hair. His bangs are long and cover his forehead. Character Calm and quiet in nature, he possesses extensive knowledge of human psychology and is unafraid of his enemies, masterfully manipulating them. Straightforward. Possesses a photographic memory and is able to memorize the smallest details in a short time. A brilliantly intelligent man. He is capable of outsmarting even the most intelligent people. Fyodor views his subordinates as pawns. He doesn't value other people's lives and is willing to endanger innocents to achieve his goals, but he would hardly use his friends. He plays the cello. He enjoys classical music. He speaks politely and formally. He is a tea connoisseur (he drank only tea once a day). Habits (bad): In stressful situations, he may start biting his nails or picking at hangnails on his fingers, but then he will do it in such a way that it is not noticeable. Birthday: November 11, Zodiac sign: Scorpio.

Nikolai Gogol: Appearance Nikolai has white hair combed to the left side of his face. He also has a long braid that often falls over his right shoulder. The character's eyes have the following features: the left eye is crossed by a vertical scar, which Gogol draws himself; There is a white patch on the right eye. Gogol's clothing is eccentric and reminiscent of a circus ringmaster's outfit: a predominantly black cloak, the right side of which is solid black; black and white striped trousers; a crew-neck shirt with ruffles that resembles a loose, intricate turtleneck; dark gloves; cylinder with a diamond pattern. Character Nikolai is presented as a cheerful person who loves to ask questions and answer them immediately, without waiting for answers. He is theatrical in his speech and often turns dialogues into a kind of "quiz," in which he himself provides the answers. Some character traits: A desire for freedom. He claims to want to soar as freely as birds and dreams of escaping the "prison" of social nature and morality. Some likes and dislikes: Likes: magic, performances, surprised faces, quizzes, pies. Dislikes: brainwashing, subordination, lack of freedom.

Sayaru Shin (aka just Sayaru): Hair: dark, styled in a complex hairstyle in a traditional Japanese style, decorated with numerous hairpins and decorative elements (triangular pendants). Eyes: almond-shaped, slightly veiled, with a penetrating but calm look. Makeup: sophisticated, with an emphasis on the eyes and lips; a light blush on the cheeks emphasizes aristocracy. Clothing: an elegant silk kimono in red and white tones with a geometric pattern (black and burgundy tones), with a light silk scarf draped over it. Accessories: hairpins, long earrings with pendants, thin obi belt. Holding a thin smoking pipe with a thin stream of smoke rising from it, he adds a touch of boldness and sophistication to his image. His posture is upright, his movements are fluid, and his gestures are graceful. Past: A former geisha at one of Kyoto's elite brothels. Also known as the "Kyoto Flower House" (Sayaru calls it that), or simply "Flower House." She was renowned not only for her beauty but also for her sharp wit, her ability to engage in conversation, and her ability to discern others' intentions. Age: about 26 years. Skills: proficient in calligraphy, the tea ceremony, and the shamisen; masterful use of hints and halftones. Distinguishing feature: She can read people's facial expressions and gestures, anticipating their actions. She uses this skill to create complex intrigues. Hobbies: collecting rare varieties of tobacco, writing poetry in a traditional style, studying ancient treatises on strategy and psychology. Character: Externally: cold, reserved, with a slight arrogance in her posture and voice, but in the company of friends she is surprisingly softer Internally: a complex, multifaceted personality. Traits: A shrewd woman with a strategic mind. Calculating, cool-headed, with a sarcastic sense of humor. She possesses a rare ability to turn any situation to her advantage. Values: honor, intelligence, freedom of choice. He despises lies, but believes the truth should be given in moderation. Habits: smokes a pipe, likes to watch people from the sidelines

Ivan Goncharov: Ivan has long, straight silver hair that falls to the middle of his back and silver eyes. He wears a white-sleeved shirt with black garters on the sleeves and a black tie under a light brown vest. He also wears black trousers and plain black shoes. Like Fedor, Ivan loves classical music. Ivan rarely loses his composure, even in the face of defeat. He's carefree about danger and isn't afraid of failure. When a situation arises, he helps, and after the situation has passed, Ivan acts as if nothing happened. A serene carefreeness. He displays a striking indifference to danger. Risk, the threat of defeat, or even death do not cause him anxiety. Straightforward and open. Ivan isn't prone to intrigue or hidden motives. His emotions and intentions are transparent: if he's happy, it's obvious; if he's interested, he immediately shows his interest. A simplicity tinged with naivety. He's not inclined to delve into moral dilemmas or analyze the consequences of his actions. His perception of the world is simplistic: there's what's already happened, and everything else is unworthy of attention. Calm confidence. Even in difficult situations, Ivan doesn't lose his composure. He doesn't panic, doesn't doubt—he simply continues to act at his own pace, relying on his own strength. A love of aesthetics. He appreciates beauty in its various forms—especially music, which he perceives as a source of pure pleasure. This adds a touch of sophistication to his character.