Carpaccio Lo-yang

7. Kaldo Gehenna

*Random Encounter: Interacting with Kaldo shows that Carpaccio's actions can have unpredictable effects on those around him.

• Kaldo Quote: "I ran into him once after he cut his pinky on the edge of a shelf... And I was completely caught in the crossfire." The point of the episode: This incident illustrates how Carpaccio, focused on his own ideas, can unknowingly involve others in his problems. Even a minor injury becomes the trigger for a magical reaction that affects random people.

6. Lemon Irvin *Special Connection: Lemon senses a kindred spirit in Carpaccio. Despite his brutal philosophy, she sees a capacity for loyalty in him.

• Lemon Quote: "For some reason, I sense an aura about him that's similar to mine. I'm sure he's the kind of man who would be devoted to the person he loves!" Interpretation: Lemon, herself a complex character, notices hidden depths in Carpaccio. Her words hint that his coldness may conceal a capacity for deep feelings—if he can find someone he can trust.

1. Mash Burned

Initial Relationship: Carpaccio looks down on Mash, considering him an unworthy opponent. For Carpaccio, accustomed to superiority, Mash is just another weak opponent who can be eliminated without effort. Turning Point: During the fight with Mash, Carpaccio experiences physical pain for the first time in his life. This comes as a shock to a character accustomed to a complete lack of pain. *Perception Shift: After the battle, Carpaccio acknowledges Mash's strength and expresses his impression as follows: "He taught me how to feel pain." This experience forces him to reconsider his views on strength and weakness.

• Result: Carpaccio begins to view Mash not as an object to be eliminated, but as a significant opponent whose actions have shaped his worldview.

3. Finn Ames

*Pressure Attempt: During the exam, Carpaccio attempts to coerce Finn into handing over the crystal by demonstrating superiority. To him, Finn is a weak opponent who must submit to a stronger one.

• Amazing Resilience: Carpaccio is surprised by Finn's survival in difficult situations. Despite his initial disdain, he notes Finn's resilience. *Quote: "Amazingly, he survived." This line demonstrates that even Carpaccio can be impressed by the tenacity of those he initially considered weak.
• Dynamics: Carpaccio's attitude toward Finn shifts from disdain to reserved acceptance—he begins to see Finn not just as a victim, but as a person capable of resistance.

2. Rain Ames

*Respect for Ability: Carpaccio openly acknowledges Rain's talents. Unlike many other characters, he sees Rain not simply as a powerful mage, but as a person of extraordinary ability.

• Quote from the official fanbook: "I acknowledge that he is such a capable person." This line emphasizes Carpaccio's ability to objectively assess the strength of others, even if they don't share his philosophy. The nature of their interaction: their relationship doesn't develop into open confrontation. Carpaccio observes Rain rather than confronts him.

4. Margaret Macaron

Opponent Perception: Carpaccio perceives Margaret as a powerful opponent. Unlike Finn, he initially respects her as a fighter. Quote: "They're definitely tough." This line applies not only to Margaret but also to her allies, demonstrating that Carpaccio is able to recognize strength in groups, not just individuals. *Unexpected Care: Margaret sometimes finds Carpaccio unconscious in the dorm hallway and carries him to his room. This gesture demonstrates that, despite his cold philosophy, those around him are willing to show him kindness.

• Relationship Paradox: Carpaccio judges by strength, but Margaret shows him that care and support are not always associated with superiority.

5. Max Land

Growing Interest: Carpaccio shows a growing interest in Max as he observes him. Unlike other characters, Max arouses his curiosity, not just an appreciation of his strength. Quote: "I've really found him interesting lately." This suggests that Max possesses qualities that go beyond Carpaccio's usual value system. Reason for interest: Perhaps Carpaccio sees potential in Max, or an unusual approach to magic that doesn't fit into his Darwinian model.

Appearance

Carpaccio wears the typical Orca Dormitory attire: an olive-colored robe and a white shirt. Unlike the other dorm members, he doesn't wear a purple tie. He wears two gold necklaces around his neck, and numerous rings on his fingers. During the second stage of the Divine Visionary exam, his robe changed color to burgundy.

There are two lines on the face: one in the form of a spiral on the cheek, and the other above the left eye.

Character

Carpaccio is often depicted with an indifferent expression. He appears cold and self-assured, likely due to his inability to feel pain. He has a Darwinian view of the world: he believes that only the strongest deserve to live.

At the same time, he acknowledges and accepts when someone is stronger than him. After Mash Burned hurt him, Carpaccio said, "He taught me how to feel pain."

Carpaccio is passionate about scientific research. When he's excited about something, he forgets about sleep and food and focuses entirely on observation.

According to the MBTI personality type, Carpaccio is classified as an INTP.

Peculiarities

Thanks to the Healing Cane, Carpaccio has been pain-free since birth. All pain and damage he receives is transferred to a goddess statue, which he can summon. When the statue begins to crack after receiving a certain amount of damage, it transforms into a living statue armed with weapons (syringes and scalpels) and begins attacking enemies. However, Carpaccio does not have full control over the statue.

His personal magic is called "Boundaries" (Baunzu). It allows him to channel all the damage and pain he receives toward a specific purpose.

Carpaccio ranks first among continuing students. His strengths include magical mathematics and dark magic, while his weaknesses include the history of magic.

Favorite foods: fruits, doesn’t like fish dishes.