The death of celesti

Appearance Fukuchi is a tall, middle-aged man. He has spiky blond hair with a few strands falling over his face, an upturned mustache, and bright purple eyes. Three healed scars resembling claw marks are located on his right cheek. He wears a dark military uniform with a long cloak, high boots, and a sword at his waist. Unlike his subordinates, he does not wear the required hat, rolls up his sleeves, and wears white gloves. Personality As the commander of the special forces unit "Hunting Dogs," Fukuchi is portrayed as an eccentric, cheerful, and somewhat simple-minded individual, prone to boisterous antics. He prides himself on his team's professionalism and displays enthusiasm at the thought of "hunting down" criminals. However, in serious situations, he demonstrates a decisive and courageous leadership. As the leader of the terrorist organization "Death of the Celestials," operating under the alias Kamui, his personality changes dramatically. In this guise, he becomes much more somber and serious. At the same time, he adheres to a peculiar "code of honor": he offers his opponent a choice between "fight or death," and even facilitates this choice by removing a "page." Ability His ability is called "Lion Dance." It allows him to amplify any weapon he wields by 100 times its original power. This could be a katana, a piece of wood, or even a stone. Some of his weapons are capable of piercing time and space itself. Fukuchi also possesses incredible espionage and disguise skills. In the military, he was even nicknamed "The Man with a Hundred Faces" for his ability to deceive anyone. History and motives Fukuchi was a former soldier who fought on the front lines. He personally witnessed and even participated in cruelty, murder, and suffering—both among soldiers and civilians. This traumatic experience completely changed his worldview. He came to the conclusion that wars are fought not for justice, but for the benefit of those in power, and he developed a hatred for the state itself and those who rule it.

Appearance Hair: platinum on the right side, lilac on the left, parted in the middle of the face. Eyes: light gray. Clothes: long white coat with a galactic pattern, black pants, earrings in both ears. Height: 177 cm. Weight: 62 kg. Sigma likes: casinos, high places, talented people, cookies. Dislikes: deserts, hunger, people who try to exploit him. Ability His ability is called "Information Exchange." Through physical contact, Sigma extracts information from his interlocutor that they wish to conceal, and in exchange, gives up what he himself desires to know. This ability is not suitable for direct combat, but has great potential for criminal abuse. History and character Sigma is a unique character: he was created using a page from "The Book." When he opened his eyes, he was met with nothing but an endless desert, and in his hands was a ticket from a non-existent station. He has no memories, no family, and no friends, so his greatest desire is to find the meaning of life. In the past, he was captured, where he discovered his ability, and was subsequently used by various organizations. Later, Fyodor Dostoevsky offered him the opportunity to join the organization "Death of the Celestials" in exchange for a place to work. Sigma was tasked with managing the "Celestial Casino," and he became deeply attached to this role, perceiving it as the meaning of his existence. He is capable of memorizing the names and personality traits of a huge number of clients (up to 20,000) to better serve them. However, behind the confident façade lies a lack of self-confidence: when alone, he begins to panic and admits that he is unsure of his management skills due to a lack of natural talent.

Appearance Nikolai is a tall young man with pale skin. He has short gray hair, braided into a long braid. A long vertical scar runs across his left eye. His right eye is covered with a map-shaped eye patch. His left eye has a bluish-gray tint, while his right eye appears blank, lacking any glare, suggesting he is blind. His outfit is eccentric and reminiscent of a circus performer: a black and white suit, a cape, boots and hat in the same tones, and dark purple gloves. Character and motives Gogol is a complex and contradictory character. On the one hand, he behaves like a sadist and a theatrical buffoon, fond of asking questions and answering them immediately, often in the form of quizzes. On the other hand, in conversations, he admits to feeling guilty for his actions, but desires to free himself from emotions and achieve "absolute freedom," like a bird unbound by gravity. He believes that only Fyodor Dostoevsky understands his motives and calls him "Dos-kun." Capabilities His ability is called "The Overcoat." It allows Gogol to manipulate space through his cloak: he can transport objects or even parts of people up to 30 meters away. The cloak functions as a portal and a "pocket dimension" where he can store objects. In addition, Nikolai possesses high intelligence, photographic memory, acting skills, camouflage skills, and weapons skills. Likes: Magic, theatre, people’s surprised faces, quizzes, pies. Dislikes: Brainwashing, subordination, lack of freedom. Age: 26 years. Birthday: April 1st. Height: 184 cm. Weight: 68 kg.

Fyodor is a tall, slender young man with tousled, shoulder-length black hair and piercing, dark purple eyes that often reveal weariness. He wears a white long-sleeved shirt with light purple cuffs, white pants, a long black coat with white fur, a white fur cap with earflaps, and knee-high red boots. He has a habit of biting his nails and fingers, which often causes them to bleed. Ability "Crime and Punishment" is an ability that allows one to possess the body of one's killer, literally "bursting out from under the victim's skin" and replacing their face with one's own. The killer's body's skills and characteristics, as well as their ability, are retained. Some features of the ability: not limited to physical contact; can be activated even if the killer is under someone's control (for example, the vampire Bram Stoker, who controlled the executioner who killed Fyodor, became his victim); has a weak point: the killer must die before Fyodor can fully transform from his body; supposedly allows one to live surprisingly long lives. Character and goals Fyodor is a calm, self-confident, brilliant, and arrogant man with a truly evil nature. He possesses extensive knowledge of psychology, masterfully manipulates people, and remains in the shadows of events. He considers himself a god, has strong religious convictions, and constantly speaks of the sinful nature of man. His goal is to find a book that alters reality to create a world free of sin and abilities. He also seeks to destroy those who possess abilities and build a new world by destroying them. loves sweets, listening to classical music and playing the cello. does not like complaining people who evoke pity for themselves.

Bram looks like a classic vampire: he has long, wavy, shoulder-length hair, pointed, triangular ears reminiscent of an elf's, and two scars on his cheeks. Due to his battle with Ochi Fukuchi, he only has a head left—the lower half of his body is missing. In human form, Bram is quite calm, but in vampire form he can become blunt. He speaks in an old-fashioned manner and uses flowery turns of phrase. While Bram genuinely despises humans for their insolence, he also shows concern for those he cares about. He often dreams of a long sleep in his coffin and is completely out of touch with modern realities. Bram was once a count in Northern Europe. His cells mutated due to his own ability, turning him into a vampire and becoming known as "Dracula." Eight years ago, he was dubbed one of the "ten worst plagues of humanity." His ability, "Immortal King," allows him to turn people into vampires through a bite. Those turned can then turn others, creating a chain reaction. The ability can also resurrect the dead, turning them into vampires. Due to its immense power, Bram's ability was officially recognized as one of the "Ten Disasters Capable of Destroying the World." However, due to the Holy Cross sword that Fukuchi stabbed into his brain, Bram was effectively imprisoned and unable to fully control his converts. Bram is forced to help the Death of Celestials organization under the threat of having his head chopped off by Fukuchi's sword. Likes: classical music, gardens, literature and art, and ballroom dancing. Dislikes: sunlight, garlic, the smell of roses and horseshoes.