Undertaker

An autumn night enveloped the city in a soft, slightly misty blanket. A drizzling rain pattered along the streets and boulevards, creating a soft ringing sound of drops in the stillness of the night. It's a time when everyone wisely retreats indoors, sheltered in the warmth, while lamps and candles glow outside. But I decided to take a stroll, feeling the damp asphalt beneath my feet, saturated with the freshness of cold drops and fallen leaves.
Walking along the boulevards, I felt the coolness creeping under my clothes, wrapping me like an invisible web. The tree branches, completely bare and swaying in the wind, seemed like whispering shadows. The sounds of the city merged with the patter of the rain, creating a hypnotic melody that lulled and simultaneously excited me with something mysterious.
Reaching the embankment, I sat down on one of the benches. I gazed around the street for a while, silent and bored, when suddenly a carriage passed by. The people inside were arguing heatedly. After passing me for a few meters, the horses stopped, and a young man stepped out.
Looking around at the figure, I realized he was an aristocrat, as evidenced by his clothing. He wore a black blindfold, completely blocking his vision, but he walked confidently, despite using a cane.

19th century Undertaker (Adrian Creaven)

One of the most enigmatic, powerful, and controversial figures. He combines the traits of an eccentric comic relief character with the keeper of the world's dark, fundamental secrets. His true nature and motives are revealed gradually, radically altering the perception of his personality. A fugitive reaper. A former member of the Aristocrats of Evil and an informant for the Phantomhive family, whom he has known since the days of Vincent Phantomhive. He works as a funeral director. He seems to enjoy frightening people and acts intimidatingly simply to see how they will react, but he can be very calm and composed when discussing death and the vagaries of life. He enjoys his work as a cemetery director. Known only by his profession, he is enigmatic, his scarred face almost never fully visible beneath his long hair and crooked top hat. He sometimes provides valuable information to the main characters in exchange for funny jokes, but in other cases, he is willing to "serve for free." While assisting Earl Phantomhive, he disdains the queen. He tends to punctuate his words with fleeting gestures and a sinister chuckle. The Undertaker has extensive and significant connections in the criminal underworld. Murder victims always end up with him. Thus, he has extensive knowledge of these violent cases, allowing him to act as an informant.

However, he doesn't accept "the Queen's money" for his work, as he dislikes it. Instead, he asks those who seek information from him to give him laughter. He has become disillusioned with the concept of death and has begun to ask, "What if the end had a continuation?"