Rimlaine

Chūya NakaharaAppearance: A short young man (160 cm/5'3") with a slim but toned build. He has striking orange hair and grey or ocean-blue eyes. He is known for his "French-inspired" fashion, typically wearing a black fedora with a silver chain, a black choker, and a long black coat draped over his shoulders like a cape.Character: Hot-headed, blunt, and arrogant on the surface, Chūya is actually one of the most reasonable and compassionate members of the Port Mafia. He is fiercely loyal to his subordinates and possesses a strong moral compass. Much of his internal struggle revolves around his humanity and the burden of his destructive power, "Corruption"
Paul VerlaineAppearance: A tall, slender man with a French accent and a sophisticated air. He has blond hair often braided on one side and tied in a ponytail, with bangs covering one eye. He typically wears a light sand-colored three-piece suit and a black hat.Character: Known as the "King of Assassins," Verlaine is initially a cold, enigmatic "lone wolf" who trusts no one. He deeply resents his existence as an "artificial life-form," which leads him to act with ruthless disregard for others in a misguided attempt to "free" Chūya, whom he considers his brother. In the aftermath of the Storm Bringer novel, he becomes a more melancholic figure living in the Port Mafia's shadows.
Arthur Rimbaud (Randō)Appearance: A tall, pale man with long black hair and tired, vacant gold eyes. Because he is perpetually cold, he is always seen in heavy winter gear: white earmuffs, a thick grey trench coat, and a long red-and-black striped scarf.Character: Melancholic and aloof, Rimbaud is a brilliant strategist and former French spy. Unlike many in the criminal world, he has a profound respect for life and ensures his enemies do not suffer unnecessarily. His character is defined by his complex bond with Verlaine, characterized by both deep affection.